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Posted: Jan. 25 2007,22:53 QUOTE

The command line option to use dial up is pon provider_name

Try and test it first then

you could use the icontool and add an icon and for the command use your pon command
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Posted: Jan. 27 2007,10:18 QUOTE

Quote (mikshaw @ Jan. 25 2007,17:52)
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I always have to choose the "provider" and push dialup. Would be nice to do this with a button on the desktop.

After setting up your dialup you can use the command "sudo pon" to connect to provider, and "sudo pon <whatever>" if your script is named something other than "provider".
The command "sudo poff" will disconnect.

You can create a desktop icon or hotkey combo to connect/disconnect more easily.

Thx, works fine with

First you have to setup the <provider> at the dslpanel
Then

1. open the Icontool --> add
2. choose a name
3. write in full path: sudo pon <provider>; dillo

This starts the connection and the browser...

sudo poff closes the connection


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Thx

Martin
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