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336 Host to connect to. (defaults to C<connectwdf.sap.corp>) |
336 Host to connect to. (defaults to C<connectwdf.sap.corp>) |
337 |
337 |
338 =item B<-k>|B<--kill> |
338 =item B<-k>|B<--kill> |
339 |
339 |
340 This is not really an option. It kills the link. This functionality |
340 This is not really an option, it's an operation. It kills the link. This |
341 relies on finding the PID file of the PPPD in |
341 functionality relies on finding the PID file of the PPPD in |
342 F</var/run/ppp->I<linkname>F<.pid>. |
342 F</var/run/ppp->I<linkname>F<.pid>. |
343 |
343 |
344 =item B<-l>|B<--linkname> I<linkname> |
344 =item B<-l>|B<--linkname> I<linkname> |
345 |
345 |
346 The name for the PPP link. Only word characters and "-" (minus sign) are |
346 The name for the PPP link. Only word characters and "-" (minus sign) are |
373 =item B<-s>|B<--script> I<script> |
373 =item B<-s>|B<--script> I<script> |
374 |
374 |
375 Script to execute after establishing the IP link. If we're running as |
375 Script to execute after establishing the IP link. If we're running as |
376 SUID-root, this script is executed under the effective UID and GID of |
376 SUID-root, this script is executed under the effective UID and GID of |
377 its owner, otherwise just with the permissions we have. (See the B<-d> |
377 its owner, otherwise just with the permissions we have. (See the B<-d> |
378 option above!). (no default) |
378 option above!). Currently this script is only called on connection |
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379 establishment, but I'm thinking about calling it on closing the |
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380 connection too. (no default) |
379 |
381 |
380 #! /bin/bash |
382 #! /bin/bash |
381 # How to know the interface name and the local/remove |
383 # How to know the interface name and the local/remove |
382 # ip addresses? |
384 # ip addresses? |
383 # Please se below. |
385 # Please se below. |
396 |
398 |
397 Your D|C|I user, not really optional. (no default) |
399 Your D|C|I user, not really optional. (no default) |
398 |
400 |
399 =back |
401 =back |
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402 |
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403 =head1 CONFIGURATION |
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404 |
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405 There is almost nothing that could go into a config file. I suggest |
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406 using an alias in your shell, if you really want to "configure" |
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407 something. |
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408 |
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409 alias sap-vpn-up="sap-vpn -v -u c5092986 -s $HOME/.vpn-script -p" |
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410 alias sap-vpn-down="sap-vpn -k" |
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411 |
401 =head1 VERSION and SOURCE |
412 =head1 VERSION and SOURCE |
402 |
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403 $Id$ |
414 $Id$ |
404 $URL$ |
415 $URL$ |
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416 |