Re: isdnctrl dialmode auto

2000-10-13 Thread Moritz Schulte
"Matthias Mann" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Do you know what i have to do to set the time for automatic hangup? Now my > isdnutils let me wait 45 seconds after a Datatransfer. Cause my ISP count > every second i like to set this time down to 1 second. But where? Search for "huptimeout" in /etc/

Re: isdnctrl dialmode auto

2000-10-13 Thread Willi Dyck
Matthias Mann wrote: > Hi People! > > Do you know what i have to do to set the time for automatic hangup? Now my > isdnutils let me wait 45 seconds after a Datatransfer. Cause my ISP count > every second i like to set this time down to 1 second. But where? > > have a nice night! > > -- > Unsubsc

isdnctrl dialmode auto

2000-10-13 Thread Matthias Mann
Hi People! Do you know what i have to do to set the time for automatic hangup? Now my isdnutils let me wait 45 seconds after a Datatransfer. Cause my ISP count every second i like to set this time down to 1 second. But where? have a nice night!

Re: isdnctrl dialmode

1999-04-03 Thread Torsten Hilbrich
Bon Lam <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > when I set 'isdnctrl dialmode' to 'manual', it says that my kernel > don't have/support this option. > > any suggestions? You either need the kernel 2.0.x (x >= 36) or 2.2.x with the current isdn driver

Re: isdnctrl dialmode

1999-04-03 Thread Marc Haber
On Sat, 03 Apr 1999 01:26:58 +0200, you wrote: >when I set 'isdnctrl dialmode' to 'manual', it says that my kernel don't >have/support this option. You need kernel 2.0.36 to have the dialmode option. >it's mainly to stop autodialing to the isp when I j

isdnctrl dialmode

1999-04-02 Thread Bon Lam
when I set 'isdnctrl dialmode' to 'manual', it says that my kernel don't have/support this option. any suggestions? it's mainly to stop autodialing to the isp when I just want to connect to my LAN and it's irritating.