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From: Antonio Bemfica <bemfica@militzer.me.tuns.ca>
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Subject: How to get user-ppp to close on hang-up?
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When I dial-up and start user-ppp (client is Win95) output of the 'w'
command gives:

	bemfica  d3  auto-ppp   4:03PM  - /usr/sbin/ppp -direct ttyd3

After I disconnect (from the client side) 'w' still shows:

	bemfica  d3  auto-ppp   4:03PM  - -tcsh (tcsh)

It stays this way for a few minutes. How do I get it to close? If another
user dials in he gets a login prompt without any authentication!

Antonio