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README$B$+$i!"(B

The following modifications may mean that you now need to update your
ppp configuration file:

  o The "set debug" command is now "set log".
  o The LCP log has been split into an LCP, IPCP and CCP log, so any
    "set log LCP" lines will need to be changed to "set log LCP IPCP CCP"
    to see the same output as before.
  o Ppp now uses syslogd to write its log files.
  o Ppp now has LQR disabled and openmode active by default.
  o Ppp now installs as group "network", with mode 4550.  You must add group
    69 (network) to /etc/group.  If you wish to allow users to run "ppp
    -direct ...", you must enable them by making them a member of group
    "network".  Client-side ppp now requires user id 0.

Refer to the manual page for details of these changes.
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>>> Sun, 05 Oct 1997 00:14:47 +0900 $B$N9o$K(B $B!V(BSuzuki$B!W!"$9$J$o$A(B
>>> hideyuki@sat.t.u-tokyo.ac.jp(Hideyuki Suzuki) $B;a[)$/(B

Suzuki> $B$"$H!$(Bpppctl $B$H$$$&%3%^%s%I$,A}$($F$$$^$9$,!$$3$l$r$&$^$/$D$+$&$H(B
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ppctl$B$N(B man page$B$O0J2<$N$b$N$,5-=R$5$l$F$$$^$9!#(B

This program provides command line control of the ppp daemon.
Its primary use is to facilitate simple scripts that control
a running daemon.

Pppctl expects at least two arguments.  The first is interpreted
as the socket on which the ppp daemon is listening.  If the socket
contains a leading '/', it is taken as an AF_LOCAL socket.  If it
 contains a colon, it is
treated as a host:port pair, otherwise it is treated as just a
port specification on the local machine (127.0.0.1).  Both the
host and port may be specified numerically if you wish to avoid
a DNS lookup or don't have an entry for the given port in
/etc/services .

All remaining arguments are concatenated to form the command(s) that
will be sent to the ppp daemon.  If any semi-colon characters are found,
they are treated as command delimiters, allowing more than one command
in a given "session".  For example;

  pppctl 3000 set timeout 300\; show timeout

Don't forget to escape or quote the ';' as it is a special character
for most shells.

