Qadsl is a utility that allows users to access Telia AB ADSL service by logging in. It is a small and convenient tool for Telia AB ADSL subscribers.
Qadsl is a software utility designed to facilitate Telia AB ADSL login services. It is also compatible with COMHEM Cable Internet and Tiscali Internet services. One noteworthy feature of Qadsl is its versatility, as it can be used with many different login servers beyond Orbyte-based systems. For more information about Qadsl's capabilities, consult the alive.conf file included with the software.
Additionally, Qadsl offers two useful command line options: --debug and --verbose. These tools can be very helpful in diagnosing login issues.
Qadsl is available for download in both .tar.gz and .deb formats. If you are a RedHat/Fedora developer, you may also be interested in contributing to the development of Qadsl's .rpm package by assisting with the home brew .spec file.
To ensure that Qadsl remains compatible with a wide range of operating systems, it has been rigorously tested on several platforms, including Slackware 9.1 (i386), Mandrake 9.2 (i386), Debian GNU/Linux (i386/Sarge), Debian GNU/Hurd (i386/Sid), FreeBSD 5.1 (alpha), NetBSD 1.6 (i386), OpenBSD 3.6 (i386), and CygWin (win32).
This latest release of Qadsl features a number of improvements, including enhanced logging capabilities and a new command line option, -d or --debug. If you are interested in staying up-to-date with Qadsl's development, be sure to consult the NEWS and TODO files included with the software.
Additionally, Qadsl offers two useful command line options: --debug and --verbose. These tools can be very helpful in diagnosing login issues.
Qadsl is available for download in both .tar.gz and .deb formats. If you are a RedHat/Fedora developer, you may also be interested in contributing to the development of Qadsl's .rpm package by assisting with the home brew .spec file.
To ensure that Qadsl remains compatible with a wide range of operating systems, it has been rigorously tested on several platforms, including Slackware 9.1 (i386), Mandrake 9.2 (i386), Debian GNU/Linux (i386/Sarge), Debian GNU/Hurd (i386/Sid), FreeBSD 5.1 (alpha), NetBSD 1.6 (i386), OpenBSD 3.6 (i386), and CygWin (win32).
This latest release of Qadsl features a number of improvements, including enhanced logging capabilities and a new command line option, -d or --debug. If you are interested in staying up-to-date with Qadsl's development, be sure to consult the NEWS and TODO files included with the software.
What's New
Version 1.3.3: N/A