Ok, i have configured the bpalogin.conf and ran chmod on bpalogin 
(though every reboot/relogin it reverts... but anyway).

Now i ran what you said through the command line - /usr/sbin/bpalogin -c 
/etc/bpalogin.conf

now i ran that, nothing happened in the terminal except a new line 
appearing, however i was able to connect to the internet for a limited 
time. after about 1 minute it stopped working (story of my life), and i 
attribute that to the heartbeat problem. is that correct?

so i opened up firestarter, and gave it permission to allow the port 
5050 from the qld (my state) inital ip address.

however, it kept refusing my connection, so i will reboot in a sec and 
attempt again.

two things puzzled me - 1. I run bpalogin from nautilis, and nothing 
happens at all.
2. No confirmation or anything appears when i do the above bpalogin 
command from the terminal.

on a side note, linuxconf is configured correctly in that - my 3 ip 
addresses are for the qld servers, and my domain name is qld.bigpond.net.au.

is there anything i haven;t done that still doesn't allow me to have a 
continuous connection, or have i done something wrong, or am i asking 
the wrong people and there is a how-to to setup this.

any help would be appreciated.




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