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Subject: pppd auto-dial
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Try user-ppp instead of pppd ....... theres no end of tricky stuff it can do
like that

Hi all,

I wonder if there is a program to dial the modem to your favourite ISP,
activate pppd and establish an Internet connection automatically when
needed. Also, if the connection gets disconnected, to be able to
re-connect automatically.

Please CC on the answer, thanks in advance for your help.

Noor



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