> My problem is when I use diald.. And after a while it disconnects.. But my
> telnet and ICQ client still thinks that the link is up, so when I wanna quit
> those programs, they send a package (or a few) to the internet and the diald
> dials up, just for sending the QUIT messages.
For telnet (and other tcp protocols) you can have diald not dial for any
packets with FIN and/or RST set, depending on how you quit them and what
the kernel does.
ICQ is not so easy (if at all doable) since it is udp, IIRC. Thus you
need to figure out how to tell the quit packet apart from other icq
packets and filter it accordingly (I think you can look at the data
portion of a package in diald).
/Anders
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