|| On Wed, 11 May 2005 20:17:37 -0500
|| Chris Howie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Chris,
ch> Package: linesrv
ch> Version: 2.1.15-8
ch> Followup-For: Bug #308457
ch> I've been examining the linesrv sources, and have found that
ch> the server actually does convert the line types as I
ch> suggested, but since all of the clients are marked offline
ch> after the connection is dropped, the server drops it when it
ch> comes back up.
ch> There are a few possible ways to fix this:
ch> 1) Don't mark all the clients as offline when the connection
ch> does down.
ch> 2) Don't drop a line if it comes up when no
ch> clients are online -- just wait for one to go online, then
ch> offline, and then drop the line.
I will forward your consideration to the upstream.
ch> A workaround I've developed involves two shell scripts, one
[...]
I think you could obtain the same behavior just using pon and
poff commands, without resorting to external shell scripts.
For example
script_up pon line1
script_dn poff line1
Ciao Ciao
Marco
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