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README.top

1ident	"%Z%%M%	%I%	%E% SMI"
2
3Copyright (c) 2000 by Sun Microsystems, Inc.
4All rights reserved.
5
6These are GNU utilities that can be used with the Solaris version of
7PPP.  They provide optional features and are not needed for normal
8operation.
9
10The pppdump utility reads files produced by the pppd "record" option
11and produces human-readable output.  This can be useful when debugging
12problems with the kernel data compression modules, but is otherwise
13generally not as useful as the debugging features already built into
14pppd.
15
16The minconn.so plugin sets a minimum initial connect time when the
17"idle" option is used.
18
19The passprompt.so plugin allows PAP to be used with external prompting
20programs, such as xprompt.  This allows the password to be supplied
21interactively, in much the same manner as on PCs.
22
23To build, simply type "make".  Depending on how your system is
24configured, you may need to specify the compiler to use, like this:
25
26	% make CC=/usr/local/bin/gcc
27
28To install, you will need to be root (or at least have write
29permission to the /etc/ppp/plugins, /usr/bin, and /usr/share/man/man1m
30directories).
31
32	# make install
33