Eisenbroiler

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Joined: Jan. 2007 |
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Posted: Jan. 27 2007,10:18 |
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Quote (mikshaw @ Jan. 25 2007,17:52) | Quote | 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
-------------- Thx
Martin
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