QuickPPP version 1.2.1
By Claudio Leite <static@staticky.com>
   Rob Bradford (rbradford@wellington-school.org.uk>

V1.2.1 - quick fix - thanks to Shane Hawrysh for poitning out a
bug in the userid detection method.

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 QuickPPP is a simple utility that sets up a PPP connection to your ISP
using pppd. While its fairly simple to use, its not foolproof, so make sure
you enter the right stuff! It uses PAP/CHAP authentication, so it will work with
pretty much any ISP that works in Windows9x DialUp Networking (I think it
will work with all of them.) It has been tried with a few ISPs and it has
worked great.

To use:

	Log in as root (important)

	either-
	 1- run the precompiled binary (glibc-2.1 - RH6+)

		./quickppp

	 2- or if that fails, compile your own (requires gcc)

		make clean
		make
		./quickppp

		-or-

		gcc -o quickppp quickppp.c -s
		./quickppp

Run through all the steps. And test the configuration by selecting test
connection, this will launch pppd. If you experiance problems, and you think
you may have made a mistake entering the values. Select the apropriate stage
and re-enter the values, then select copy files and test again.

To connect:

- Log in as root
- run pppd at the shell prompt.
- Wait for modem to dial/connect. Once this has taken place, you should
	be connected within 15 seconds (most of the time, at least).

To disconnect:
- Log in as root
- Type 'killall pppd' at the shell prompt. (NO QUOTES!)
- You should be disconnected in a few seconds.

Thanks for using  QuickPPP!

Any problems? Email us. Our emails are at the top of this file.

-- (from Robert Bradford =)
I would personally like to thank Static for writing such a good program in the 
first place.

