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From: "Jamil J. Weatherbee" <jamil@counterintelligence.ml.org>
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Subject: Sessreg, and Webramp M3
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1. Has anyone out there managed to get sessreg to work correctly -- I
don't have the source but I plan on taking a look at it soon, I'd like to
get it working beacuse I have some x-terminals that I am running xdm for
on my freebsd server and I'd like it to be show in utmp/wtmp etc. when a
user on one of those logs in.

2.  How would a person with multiple modems attached (suppose through a
cyclades card) make a freebsd do whatever tricks the Webramp M3 does with
uses multiple modems on presumably multiple IP addresses, much like a
multihoned network but without gated.