What does "incoming call" mean in this context? If you have an outgoing ppp
connection active at the time, the phone line will be in use, causing the
incoming dialer to get a busy signal long before Linux, mgetty, or pppd gets
involved. If you don't have an outgoing call active ... well, the patches
you already described that release the device back to mgetty should already
handle that, right?
At 09:53 AM 4/2/99 -0500, Tom Riddle wrote [abridged]:
>
>The project that I'm working on needs the ability to establish a
>demand dialed ppp connection and accept incoming calls (ppp also)
>on the same modem. Has anybody done this ?
>
>Currently, I have both of these working indepedently, using mgetty ...
>Here is the real question: how to handle incoming calls ?
>Somehow pass the incoming call to the running instance of pppd ?
>Or kill that one off an start a new one like normal ?
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