hevnsnt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My girlfriend has been b*tching at me to put windows back on my machine
because she cant figure out how to connect to the internet (no matter how
many times I show her) I am wondering if there is a way to make an icon in
KDE to:
1) Start the Kppp Dialer
On Fri, 20 Aug 1999, hevnsnt wrote:
My girlfriend has been b*tching at me to put windows back on my machine
because she cant figure out how to connect to the internet (no matter how
many times I show her) I am wondering if there is a way to make an icon in
KDE to:
1) Start the Kppp Dialer
Title: RE: [newbie] REAL Linux Question!!
How can you make the os auto dial when it hears an ftp, http - request?
Stephan Schutter
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-Original Message-
From: Rick Murphy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED
Stephan Schutter wrote:
How can you make the os auto dial when it hears an ftp, http -
request?
Stephan Schutter
On Fri, 20 Aug 1999, hevnsnt wrote:
My girlfriend has been b*tching at me to put windows back on my
machine
because she cant figure out how to connect to the internet
Michael Scottaline wrote:
Stephan Schutter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How can you make the os auto dial when it hears an ftp, http - request?
Stephan Schutter
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Good question. Hope you (we) get an answer. I know in "that
Well, I have a script to turn ppp0 OFF 50 minutes of every hour when I am not using
itg.
Yes, the "other" system lets application programs hook into the operating system core
to make
demands like that. I can well imagine it is possible for a daemon to be created to
initiate
ppp0 at need, but
Make it a shell script by burying it in a file called 'othernet.sh', or
any name of your choice. The text you want to type into the file goes
like this
#!/bin/sh
telnet other.net.com
Store the file in /usr/local/bin and then cd to /usr/local/bin and type
'chmod 766 othernet.sh'
Now
