eed? (In the meantime, I'll start with reading
the Debian Policy Manual and the New Maintainers' Guide :))
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mething
else? I thought I could start writing information to a file as soon
as I'd find out about pppd's status: if it got a busy-signal or
anything else, no information would be written to the file. Can I do
it in a script?
Thanks,
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nswer. :)
Forgive me for being so ignorant, but that's exactly why there's the
/etc/ppp/ip-up.d directory and I didn't know that. Until now.
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mutt!
Does anyone know of a good place where one can download such fonts
for the console? Is there maybe another way of fixing my problem?
andrej
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stablished, which is kind of logical,
thus no information gets written to the file -- I've tested it with
dialling my own number. :)
Of course, you cannot know that you've tried to establish a
connection or why it has failed; but that's not what I wanted. The
solution fits my need
(In a recent attack of misanthropy, which I regretted just seconds
afterwards, I came up with this idea for a slogan -- )
Trying to be cool?
Use Debian GNU/Linux instead!
andrej :)
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