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Subject: [SLUG] Silly ISP type question [ OT ]
Hi all,
Yes it's another one of those annoying What's the
best ISP for a Linux user type questions. Let me
start by stating that I'm just off the boat so to
speak and hence have little/no knowledge of the ISP
situation here.
As I'm a cheap b*d I
Hi all,
Yes it's another one of those annoying What's the
best ISP for a Linux user type questions. Let me
start by stating that I'm just off the boat so to
speak and hence have little/no knowledge of the ISP
situation here.
As I'm a cheap b*d I want to sign up with One Net
and their
On Tue, May 01, 2001 at 05:30:18PM +1000, Jim Boing wrote:
As I'm a cheap b*d I want to sign up with One Net
and their unlimited download. Rang their support chaps
the other day and was told a) they don't support Linux
and b) they couldn't give me any info (i.e DNS etc)
Jim Boing wrote:
Hi all,
Yes it's another one of those annoying What's the
best ISP for a Linux user type questions. Let me
start by stating that I'm just off the boat so to
speak and hence have little/no knowledge of the ISP
situation here.
As I'm a cheap b*d I want to sign up with
...snip...
In my system, I have a 'server' with an IP-chains firewall and proxy. The
server is set up so that ppp persistantly dials the one-net server whenever it
kicks me off (every 4-6 hours).
Just 2c to make sure that you limit the number of redials.
Some ISPs have been guilty of
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Sent: Tuesday, May 01, 2001 7:38 PM
Subject: Re: [SLUG] Silly ISP type question [ OT ]
Jim Boing wrote:
Hi all,
Yes it's another one of those annoying What's the
best ISP for a Linux user type questions. Let me
On Tue, May 01, 2001 at 07:48:21PM +1000, Terry Collins wrote:
Just 2c to make sure that you limit the number of redials.
Some ISPs have been guilty of having the modem answer the call. If the
system doesn't respond, you could end up enriching the shareholders of
Telstra quite considerably
quote who=Dave Fitch
quite true which is why if mine drops out it has to wait til I get home
again to redial, until I can work out if wvdial has an option to limit the
numbers of redials within a time period rather than continuous redialing.
Baldric has a CUNNING PLAN:
On Tue, May 01, 2001 at 09:13:14PM +1000, Jeff Waugh wrote:
Baldric has a CUNNING PLAN:
http://freshmeat.net/projects/wishyouwerehere/
certainly very cunning but not useful for me unfortunately
(I don't have caller id on my line for one thing not while
it's $5 extra pm anyway).
Dave.
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On Tue, 1 May 2001 21:13, Jeff Waugh wrote:
quote who=Dave Fitch
quite true which is why if mine drops out it has to wait til I get home
again to redial, until I can work out if wvdial has an option to limit
the numbers of redials within a time period rather than continuous
redialing.
quite true which is why if mine drops out it has to wait til I get home
again to redial, until I can work out if wvdial has an option to limit the
numbers of redials within a time period rather than continuous redialing.
Baldric has a CUNNING PLAN:
On Tue, May 01, 2001 at 07:48:21PM +1000, Terry Collins wrote:
...snip...
In my system, I have a 'server' with an IP-chains firewall and proxy. The
server is set up so that ppp persistantly dials the one-net server whenever it
kicks me off (every 4-6 hours).
Just 2c to make sure
This one time, at band camp, Jon Biddell said:
Baldric: Got him with my subtle plan...
Blackadder: Baldric, you wouldn't know a subtle plan if it danced naked on
the table singing subtle plans are here again
The cunning plan line went along the lines of ... a plan so cunning you
could stick
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