Adomas, could you check if new network-admin (System-Administration-Network)
from Baltix 3.x/Ubuntu 8.04 configures connection correctly wihen using Teo DSL
internet provider with PPPoE protocol ? Also check if you can configure PPPoE
connection with network-manager-applet or
** Changed in: Baltix
Status: Unconfirmed = Rejected
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** Also affects: Baltix
Importance: Untriaged
Status: Unconfirmed
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This should really be moved into a spec now. The list of ideas and
solutions is growing too large to be ever resolved through a bug report.
I'm going to close the bug report for now and relaly hope, everybody
will join the specification process.
** Changed in: pppoeconf (Ubuntu)
Status:
In my country there are these time based ADSL services (20 hours per
month for a fee, etc.). I would sugest a way to control the ADSL PPPoE
conection under the GUI (GNOME, KDE, XFCE... In that order :). It would
be useful to, the option for dial-on-demand in a easy way in this (let's
say) GNOME
Not that I know of - if someone steps up it may be done. But it's not a
5-minute job.
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Is there any progress on this bug? I think that this is actually very
important since if ubuntu wants to be desktop distribution then it
should have easy GUI for pppoe since majority off home users probably
use ADS to connect to net. Accordingly to that uregency should be higher
for it.
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It would need to be ported to zenity, otherwise it drags in gtk1.2
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** Bug 30037 has been marked a duplicate of this bug
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Matt Zimmerman wrote:
I'm hesitant to add a text-based configuration tool to the desktop menu;
It seems you have read my bugreport not accuratelly, so I'm pasting some
sentences from the bugreport:
Also you should add xdialog package to ubuntu main (and change xdialog
dependancy from suggests
I'm hesitant to add a text-based configuration tool to the desktop menu; I
think the right solution for this is for gnome-system-tools to learn how to
configure pppoe
** Changed in: pppoeconf (Ubuntu)
Severity: Normal = Wishlist
Status: Unconfirmed = Confirmed
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