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> Also, would it be possible to allow the dial command to be used from the ppp
> command prompt? This would allow some very handy stuff to happen..
> (I tried, but got also sorts of weird problems happening)

Check out the man pages.  There are now some examples in pppctl(8).

> Any help much appreciated :)
> 
> Seeya
> Darius
> ~~~~~~
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