---Reply to mail from Alvin Oga about ppp 2.3.4 Demand Dialing---
>
> hi ya paul..
>
>> I have been looking for a good tutorial, and/or How-To for PPP Demand
>> Dialing. I've read all the "man" pages, HowTo's and lots of Web pages that
>
> I have not found any useful ones either...
> different peices all over the place...
>
> and have put together some simple hints...
> see below...
>
> please let me know if "we" should submit this to the mini-HOWTOs...
> and please add your comments and corrections...
>
> good luck
> alvin
>
Hello Alvin,
Hey, thanks for the quick response. Unfortunately, I am looking for Demand
Dialing for the Client. i.e. I crank up my mail program, click on "check
mail", and the pppd daemon kicks in and dials my ISP, connects, the mail
is downloaded, and after . . . say 3 minutes idle, the connection drops,
and resets. I read some mail, then decide that a URL that I received in a
message from a friend is worth checking out right now. So I crank up
Netscape, enter the url, hit enter, and pppd kicks in, dials . . . .I
suspect you probably get what I mean.
So thanks again for the quick one, but alas, I'm still looking for
instructions for Demand Dialing from the Client side. (Guess I should have
been more specific)
Paul
Sorry I can't help with the Server thing, I know nothing about it.
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