I use Debian SLINK.
I'd like to know how to modify my Keep-alive time-out for TCP connections by
socket.
Thanks.
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Michael
Should be not muxh more then pinging the ISP every 5 minutes or so.
That way if it (the ISP) has a time limit, you defeat it everytime you
ping. Lucky guy!
HTH
Subject: ppp keep alive.
Date: Mon, Dec 21, 1998 at 12:20:14PM +1100
In reply to:debian
Quoting debian
debian wrote:
>
> Anyway care to help me write a script to keep my ppp0 device alive.. I have
> a permanent dialup modem.. and currently it stays connected for about 2
> weeks straight at a time.. But dies on the odd ocassion. So anyway care to
> help me write a keep alive script
Anyway care to help me write a script to keep my ppp0 device alive.. I have
a permanent dialup modem.. and currently it stays connected for about 2
weeks straight at a time.. But dies on the odd ocassion. So anyway care to
help me write a keep alive script that will check for ppp0 being up every
Nils Rennebarth <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Why don't you let init do this job?
Or see the pppd "persist" option in the pppd man page. The lcp
options Nils mentioned are probably a good idea too.
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Rob
On Tue, 4 Mar 1997, Steve wrote:
>> On Mon, 3 Mar 1997, Jason Costomiris wrote:
>> I run myown scripts for ppp not the pon. be that as it may.. all thats
>> needed here is to make a script that greps for ppp / pon .. whatever. set
>> this on a cron and bang! if the connection drops, your check scr
> On Mon, 3 Mar 1997, Jason Costomiris wrote:
> I run myown scripts for ppp not the pon. be that as it may.. all thats
> needed here is to make a script that greps for ppp / pon .. whatever. set
> this on a cron and bang! if the connection drops, your check script, run
> at intervals set via cron,
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