On Wed, Dec 29, 1999 at 08:41:10PM -0000, Tom Heyworth wrote:
> Hi i've been using redhat (now 6.1) with ppp-on and off scrips for a while
> now and have recently upgraded my usr courier to v90. When i tested this
> modem on a windoz box after upgrading i get 42000-48000 bps connection
> instead of the usual 32000-36000 bps and i hear the 'bong' disctictive v90
> noise from the modem. when i use the modem on the linux box i don't get the
> noise.. now for my problem.. how do i find out what the initial modem
> connect speed was from the modem? ie 42000bps or so? i've checked the logs
> and see nothing but the ip address... any ideas?
>
>
add this to the top of your chat script:
REPORT 'CONNECT'
and add this to your pppd arguments
-r /tmp/ppp_rate"
then look in /tmp/ppp_rate for your initial connection speed.
I havent found out how to print this out to stdout, exept for with a
wrapper sript. I probably overlooked something..
but anyway Good Luck,
sa
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