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> Say, is there something for PPP my phone line goes stays up but my PPP
> connection dies. This is probably a problem with my ISP.

Hmm, you'd need to use another watchdog process to watch PPP, or else
setup your modem to drop it's connection when it loses the connection to
PPP.  This would save on phone bills, and you could then use a separate
process to re-start PPP when it died.


Nate