"Benoit Audouard" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>>> > We'll stay with what
>>> > there's in /etc/eagle-usb/eagle-usb.conf that seem to work "most of
>>> the
>>> > time". The "only" manual change required is to change Linetype to 0x0a
>>> > (with leading 0 I think) to use CMVs and choose the correct CMVep
>>> > ${ISP}.txt file
>>> So, when drakconnect enables CMV for a provider, it will do this :
>>> - Look for the provider id
>>> - If CMVep${id}.txt exists, copy it as CMVep.txt
>
> Don't copy, make a link (have a look at eagleconfig, that's what is done).
> rm -f /etc/eagle-usb/CMVep.txt ; ln -s
> /usr/share/eagle-usb/CMVep${CMVep}.txt /etc/eagle-usb/CMVep.txt (nearly
> the same for ISDN)
> In perl, in the adsl_consts.pm, if the variable CMVep is not available for
> the ISP chosen, just take CMVep=WO (see isp_adsl_db.pl).
>
>>> Else if CMVep${country}.txt exists, copy it as CMVep.txt
>>> Else, restore original CMVep.txt (is it CMVepWO.txt ?)
>>> Is this right ?
>
> It's too complicated to copy back and forth depending on the ISP... just
> make a link that will do it, choosing CMVepWO.txt (or CMVeiWO.txt) =>
> that's what's done in eagleconfig.
Done in CVS, but it only handle POTS lines.
How to know if we should use CMVep or CMVei ?
Regards
--
Olivier Blin
