On Tue, 10 Nov 1998, Jonathan Marsden wrote:
> OK, next question, one I've been meaning to ask for a few weeks now:
> Is there an easy way to turn off the core PPP/SLIP/PLIP menu entry
> when the dialout module is loaded? We *do* use the SSH tunnelling
> stuff here, as you know from Jeremie's recent patch to it...
There is no way to achieve that by configuration. The redhat PPP support
in built in the "redhat" module, which is loaded transparently when
running on a redhat system. I will take this code into a separate module
called redhatppp, which will be enabled by default on a redhat system.
This way you will be able to disable it if you want to.
> I've not
> yet checked how well usermenu and treemenu coexist and work together :-)
They are pretty unrelated (totally in fact)
> Couldn't the presence of the loaded dialout module suppress the
> inbuilt core PPP/SLIP/PLIP item in the Network menu?
This would be a kludge, but feasable. On the other end, I am using both on
the same system (go figure :-) ).
I will make a separate module and we will see from there.
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