Hi Howard,
Good question, I have also had this problem.
However, I have also noticed that frequently something
gets messed up in Arachne and even though epppd is loaded
I am no longer properly connected to the internet. My only
solution has been to hangup, exit Arachne, restart Arachne,
and dial & reconnect. I usually execute "termin 0x60" before
I restart Arachne to make sure epppd isn't loaded.
Eric
Howard Schwartz wrote:
>
>With some frequency, hanging up fails to remove the epppd driver from
>memory for one reason or another. In this regard, the batch file I use to
>dial the internet and load epppd could sorely use a way to test whether
>epppd is already, or still in memory before it proceeds.
>
>However the best I can do write now is to check if the variable,
>wattcp.cfg is set -- something I do when I load epppd. I suppose I
>could do some horribly inelegant thing like dump the output of the
>mem command to a file and then grep the file for an ``epppd'' entry.
>
>Short of that, does any one know of a better way to check if epppd is
>already in memory, before trying to load it?
>
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