John Hasler wrote:
Robert Parker writes:
Does it give the user the option of connecting or working offline when he
runs a mail client or web browser?
Demand-dialing brings up the connection automatically if and only if
something such as a browser tries to connect to the Net. The connection
goes d
On Wednesday 22 December 2004 12:59, John Hasler wrote:
> Robert Parker writes:
> > Does it give the user the option of connecting or working offline when he
> > runs a mail client or web browser?
>
> Demand-dialing brings up the connection automatically if and only if
> something such as a browser
Robert Parker writes:
> Does it give the user the option of connecting or working offline when he
> runs a mail client or web browser?
Demand-dialing brings up the connection automatically if and only if
something such as a browser tries to connect to the Net. The connection
goes down after a con
On Wednesday 22 December 2004 08:10, John Hasler wrote:
> gcrimp writes:
> > Look for diald, a demand dialing daemon.
>
> That's doing it the hard way. Configuring pppd for demand-dialing via
> pppconfig is much easier.
Thanks.
It looks vey much easier. Does it give the user the option of connec
gcrimp writes:
> Look for diald, a demand dialing daemon.
That's doing it the hard way. Configuring pppd for demand-dialing via
pppconfig is much easier.
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On Tue, 2004-12-21 at 11:57 -0800, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> On Wed, Dec 22, 2004 at 02:23:42AM +1100, Robert Parker wrote:
> > When the user starts an app such as a mail client or web browser I need to
> > ask if an internet connection is wanted or not.
> >
> > If yes, then it needs to invoke s
On Wed, Dec 22, 2004 at 02:23:42AM +1100, Robert Parker wrote:
> When the user starts an app such as a mail client or web browser I need to
> ask if an internet connection is wanted or not.
>
> If yes, then it needs to invoke something like pon or wvdial to make the
> connection.
>
Look for di
Bob Parker writes:
> When the user starts an app such as a mail client or web browser I need
> to ask if an internet connection is wanted or not.
> If yes, then it needs to invoke something like pon or wvdial to make the
> connection.
Why not use demand dialing?
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When the user starts an app such as a mail client or web browser I need to
ask if an internet connection is wanted or not.
If yes, then it needs to invoke something like pon or wvdial to make the
connection.
Google never got me anything useful.
I'm quite happy to write a daemon if I must.
Tha
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