On Wed, 11 Dec 1996, CoB SysAdmin wrote:
>
> I've got four modems that people can use to dial into my linux machine.
> I keep the standard defaults in a file called "options.std.dialin", and
> then I've got four files that merely read like so:
[snip]
> It seems kinda silly that there's no way to have just one file that maps
> IP's to ttys.... rather than having to have a separate file for each
> one.
[snip]
> Anybody had any success with any alternatives?
YES! I haven't used it in a while, (on the internet, nobody can dial in
;) )
BUT! it works great, and it won't allow multiple connections. AND! If you
have a particular user that for some reason needs a permanant IP, it will
look for that user and give THAT user THE IP no matter what tty s/he's on.
You will have to modify what it tells you to do, but if you have questions
on how its modified (it took 2 seconds to mod it correctly, for me) fire
them at me!
Its called isp-pppshells.
Its not even 3kb, so I attached it.
--
Daniel Stringfield
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