On Wed, 21 Apr 1999, Edward Doolittle wrote:
> On Wed, 21 Apr 1999, Stephen Davies wrote:
>
> > diald -f /etc/diald.conf1
>
> Does diald still read /etc/diald.conf if you start it like this? Perhaps
> you should include one conf file in the other. (And perhaps rename them
> to avoid confusion ... if you're going to use multiple conf files, I
> wouldn't call any of them /etc/diald.conf .)
Yes, /etc/diald.conf is to diald as /etc/ppp/options is to pppd.
i.e. it is global to *every* instance of diald. Personally I
put all my link specific stuff in other files and load them
from the command line with -f. As with pppd's options file
there are things that you can set in diald.conf that can't
easily be overridden.
Mike
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