Walter Logeman wrote:
> I use wvdial and I think I am connected -- I don't know how to
> unconnect though :)
One simple way is to start wvdial in an xterm. Then when you kill the xterm
wvdial
disconnects before the xterm dies. I use the script below with the name of my
provider as the title.
Walter Logeman wrote:
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> Web
> I have Lynx running but hitting the red urls does not work unless
> the file is local.
>
> Is it just a matter of configuring a file somewhere?
>
> Walter
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>
Walter,
It sounds like you don't have dns servers set up. Find out
your ISP's DNS servers address(es
Hi Walter, you have a lot of good questions. There are some odd
things about Linux and the internet. We use ppp to set up a connection to
our internet provider. Once this connection is made then other software
takes over to DO something.
Learn the ip number of your internet server
On Sun 08/22/99 07:31AM, Walter Logeman wrote:
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> Nor can I do any thing once I am connected - what I have tried is
> to load mutt, if it could get mail I am not sure how to tell it
> to.
>
Hi Walter,
I too just recently got mail set up on my machine. I got a lot of
help here, but I also consu
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