Maybe not the most elegant way, but you could write two bash scripts.
One to kill the running diald at the desired time and rename config files
(there would be one for each dial-out scenario). Then call the 2nd diald
startup script to restart diald. Actually you could do this with one
script, the way that SuSE uses a single script to start/stop daemons via
init at system start-up, sort of a 2-in-1 approach.
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John Karns [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Sat, 25 Sep 1999, Jacob Joseph wrote:
>computers. Anyways, my question is: How can I have diald use the modem via
>the chat-ppp1 connect script between 8 and 5 weekdays and then have it use
>the ISDN via the chat-ppp0 all other times? Currently I am using the ISDN
>always with a more restricting filter for between 8 and 5, but I would much
>prefer using the normal phone line and a different ISP during those times.
>My only idea for this is to run 2 dialds and have one use a filter that
>keeps it down on the modem outside of 8-5, and the other to keep the isdn
>down 8-5. There doesn't happen to be a feature in diald does there? I
>don't want to have to manually do this. It needs to be automated. If I'm
>on the right track with running 2 dialds, could someone point out how I
>would start the second up? I'm not exactly sure about it? Would I simply
>put in into my rc.local or what? Does it have to run from a different
>directory or can I just specify which conf file to use and it'll just go?
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