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by **Tim Whit** » Fri, 21 Feb 1997 04:00:00

I just started using ezppp from
http://www.serv.net/~cameron/ezppp/index.html, cause it looked neat.

I got it working no problem, but the little clock under the connect
button doesn't do anything when I am connected or unconnected. I was
just wondering if anybody else experienced this?

I am using the statically linked version of beta7 on a P133/32MB Ram,
cardinal 33.6K modem, Linux 2.0.25, pppd 2.2.

Thanx in advance.
Tim

by **Bogdan Bucicovsch** » Fri, 21 Feb 1997 04:00:00

> I just started using ezppp from
> http://www.serv.net/~cameron/ezppp/index.html, cause it looked neat.

> I got it working no problem, but the little clock under the connect
> button doesn't do anything when I am connected or unconnected. I was
> just wondering if anybody else experienced this?

> I am using the statically linked version of beta7 on a P133/32MB Ram,
> cardinal 33.6K modem, Linux 2.0.25, pppd 2.2.

> Thanx in advance.
> Tim

===========
Same thing happens with my clock :-( The version I have is dinamically
linked to libqt.

Bogdan

by **Jon Langset** » Fri, 21 Feb 1997 04:00:00

> > I just started using ezppp from
> > http://www.serv.net/~cameron/ezppp/index.html, cause it looked neat.

> > I got it working no problem, but the little clock under the connect
> > button doesn't do anything when I am connected or unconnected. I was
> > just wondering if anybody else experienced this?

> > I am using the statically linked version of beta7 on a P133/32MB Ram,
> > cardinal 33.6K modem, Linux 2.0.25, pppd 2.2.

> > Thanx in advance.
> > Tim
> ===========
> Same thing happens with my clock :-( The version I have is dinamically
> linked to libqt.

> Bogdan

Start using the prev. version!
I use EzPPP beta 6 staticly linked, and have ablsolutely
NO problems! and I have practically the same config.

/Fishy/

by **Dimitrios P. Boura** » Sat, 22 Feb 1997 04:00:00

> Start using the prev. version!
> I use EzPPP beta 6 staticly linked, and have ablsolutely
> NO problems! and I have practically the same config.

Or you could also try xisp-1.2. Last time I looked it was still
in sunsite:/pub/Linux/Incoming. It uses your existing installation
of chat/pppd (easier to integrate to your existing system), provides
a window where chat output is displayed, has assigned IP address and
connect time redouts, supports up to 8 ISP accounts and maintains a
small ISP database. Version 1.3 which is coming out pretty soon,
supports automatic redialing of dropped connections.

Dimitri

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