isp-connect is a software project that includes standard PPP connect scripts.
The isp-connect project is a convenient package that simplifies connecting to an ISP using a dial-up connection from a single GNU/Linux workstation. It currently supports a single PPP connection over ISDN or modem, with plans to add support for raw-IP (over ISDN) and connecting to multiple providers simultaneously.
Included in the package is the schedule.pl helper script, which functions as an offline cron. This script takes a crontab-like file as input and executes the commands contained within it. However, it does not execute the commands at the exact times specified, but rather only when it is executed and the time specified in the config-file has passed.
Recent updates to the package include added support for modems, as well as a new signal feature that alerts users when the connection line goes up or down. Additionally, users can now disconnect and close all active connections with ease.
Overall, if you're looking for a straightforward and convenient way to connect to an ISP using a dial-up connection, isp-connect may be just the software for you.
Included in the package is the schedule.pl helper script, which functions as an offline cron. This script takes a crontab-like file as input and executes the commands contained within it. However, it does not execute the commands at the exact times specified, but rather only when it is executed and the time specified in the config-file has passed.
Recent updates to the package include added support for modems, as well as a new signal feature that alerts users when the connection line goes up or down. Additionally, users can now disconnect and close all active connections with ease.
Overall, if you're looking for a straightforward and convenient way to connect to an ISP using a dial-up connection, isp-connect may be just the software for you.
What's New
Version 0.2: N/A