Hi everyone,
I've only joined the list recently, so forgive this request: Could someone please
either post/repost the FIFO patch, or send
it to me.
Thanks a lot!
-Andre <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Edward Welbon wrote:
> Hi Svein, thanks for the fifo patch to 0.16.5 dctrl, it fixed my
> problem with dctrl.
>
> Perhaps you could provide me with some insight as to why the dctrl
> option "dialing log" seems to do nothing? I assume that it would
> show the number of times that I have dialed out (or in I suppose)
> It seems that the intended operation of the menubutton procedure
> at about line 400
>
> 400 .menu.options.m add check -label "Dialing Log" -underline 8 \
> 401 -variable dlog -command { repack }
>
> is to set the variable dlog and then call "repack" to hopefully
> invoke this at about line 583
>
> 583 if {$dlog} {
> 584 pack .bar5 -fill x -side top
> 585 pack .message -side top -fill both -expand 1 -pady 0
> 586 }
>
> I also see this at about line 537
>
> 538 #Dialing log
> 539 frame .message -bor 0
> 540 label .message.label -text "Dialing Log"
> 541 frame .message.bar -height 2 -bor 1 -rel sunken
> 542 frame .message.vis
> 543 text .message.vis.text -bor 0 -yscrollcommand ".message.vis.scroll set"
>-height 8 -width 60 -highlightthickness 0
>
> So I don't see how the dial log is expected to be available. Do you?
>
> But not being a tcl wizard, I don't understand what this is
> supposed to do. Is this supposed to capture the dial out?
> If so, where does the dial log file come into play?
>
> I invoke diald with this configuration setting:
>
> accounting-log /var/log/diald.msg
>
> So I would expect that dctrl must know about this, but it seems not
> to.
>
> Ed Welbon - [EMAIL PROTECTED] - Be thankful that Microsoft does
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