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From: Brad Tucker <zvi@t-networking.com>
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Subject: ppp shutdown
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Is there a way to shut down ppp if you started it with the:
 ppp -auto provider

command.  I cant figure it out, and then I have to just kill the process.
Is there an easier way.  Also is there someplace I can find a ppp.linkdown
file to use as a sample.

thanks
Brad
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