Testers for xisp prerelease wanted

[martin@internet-treff.uni-koeln.de (Martin Bialasinski)]

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Hi,

there is a new version of xisp underway (X frontend to pppd). The
autor is looking for testers, especially for the varous authentication 
methods he can't test himself. Available methods are:

              +------------------------+-------------------+
              |      dial-in phase     |  call-back phase  |
              |      login method      |  login method     |
              +------------------------+-------------------+
              |  scripted              |         -         |
              +------------------------+-------------------+
              |  scripted              |   scripted        |
              +------------------------+-------------------+
              |  scripted              |   manual          |
              +------------------------+-------------------+
              |  manual                |         -         |
              +------------------------+-------------------+
              |  manual                |   scripted        |
              +------------------------+-------------------+
              |  manual                |   manual          |
              +------------------------+-------------------+
              |  authenticated         |         -         |
              +------------------------+-------------------+
              |  authenticated         |   authenticated   |
              +------------------------+-------------------+
              |  manual-authenticated  |         -         |
              +------------------------+-------------------+
              |  manual-authenticated  |   authenticated   |
              +------------------------+-------------------+

So if you want to help, install

ftp://134.95.210.54/pub/debian/xisp/xisp_2.6-0.1_i386.deb 

and report back to me ( xisp@packages.debian.org ) and the author
Dimitrios P. Bouras <dbouras@hol.gr>.

Make a copy of ~/.xisprc (just to be on the save side).

Also feedback from someone running 2.2.0-pre9 is appreciated.

Thank you.
	Martin

PS: I signed this message, so you can be sure this is noone trying to
spread a trojan. Check my key with the one available in the
debian-keyring (you may have to update the keyring to the one
available in slink/potato).





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