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Adding proper broadband connection control
Hi guys,
Using Redhat 8.0 with KDE3. Written a script that will connect me to tmy broadband provider via a USB modem, and was wondering if there was a neater way of doing this. I'd ideally like to have a connection icon (ala windows) so that I can see stats about data uploaded, downloaded, connection time, etc etc and proper pppoa connect disconnect options, as my script way seems a little fragile ![]() Anyone know of how I can do this?? Kind Regards, Steve
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using a script is IMHO the "neatest" way of all for unix systems... Quote:
for having a "Connect to" icon, start kde, right-click on your desktop, "new program" and add your script there... for getting uptime etc, you can write another script with TCL/TK (for the graphical UI) that will read from /proc/ or parse `ifconfig pppoa0`. ... you seem to be used to windows, so your choice is probably a patched "kppp".... it will act similar to the dial-up networking on windows.
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