| Re: Great work!
Apr 17 2006 on content KNet (formerly kdsl) |
hi there,
sorry for the slow reply. Firstly, at the moment, you cannot set up a general knetrc file system wide.
Secondly, the script editor is used to pass pppd scripts to pppd to establish a connection. The best way to learn how to connect using pppd from the commandline is to read its manpage. Perhaps down the line I will show some examples for it. Just haven't had much time to work on it the last 12 months.
Thankyou for the feedback |
|  | | Re: Excellent App
Jan 24 2006 on content KNet (formerly kdsl) |
Hello, and thankyou.
Glad to hear it is working well for you. The reason I have not tried get this program included in KDE is because I simply don't have the time anymore to put a lot of effort into the program. I will port the program to KDE4 when an Alpha Release is made available, but because of my constant travelling commitments for work, I just can't be relied upon to meet KDE's release cycles.
Also, there's a lot that still needs to be done to make it work on all systems (i.e It doesnt work for everyone smoothly), so really it's not ready to be included into the KDE tree. |
| | | Re: user can't connect
Jul 8 2005 on content KNet (formerly kdsl) |
it looks like that the debian package does not give the correct permissions to the knet files to make it work. Make sure the Knet binary is SETUID. You can do this from the command line in the directory where knet is installed: chmod +4755 knet
I hope this helps. |
| | | Re: kubuntu problems
Jul 2 2005 on content KNet (formerly kdsl) |
Currently, router support is in its early stages in KNet because I do not have a router to test it with. However, if you're able to work with me a little to add the support you need, I will certainly do so. Please let me know.. I am working hard to get another release out soon, and it would be good to include this in the next release.
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| | | Re: tried, well...
Jun 22 2005 on content KNet (formerly kdsl) |
Hi,
Firstly, thank-you for your feedback and encouragement.
At the moment, I haven't got anyone willing to test the program to give me feedback of success or failures, and its hard for me to implement different connections when all I have is a basic ADSL connection to test with. If you, or anyone is interested in helping make DSL support the features (and protocols) you want, I am more than happy to work with you to get the result that can benefit a lot of people. But unless I get some help (does not have to be a programmer) not much will change. Testers is really all I need. |
| | | Re: Re: Re: compiletion problems
Apr 30 2005 on content KNet (formerly kdsl) |
Thanks.
Its an odd problem because its complaining about KDE's header files...
two things to try...
The first thing:
go to the knet directory and type the following:
make distclean
autoconf
automake
./configure --prefix=/usr
make
make install
The second thing you could possibly try is upgrading gcc to gcc-3.4.1
Other than this, I really dont know why its failing on compilation. |
| | | Re: compiletion problems
Apr 30 2005 on content KNet (formerly kdsl) |
I need to know more about your system. What distro are you using? What version of KDE you using (and even version of QT) and also what version of gcc you are using.
Knet was written for KDE3.4, but has compiled and worked succesfully on a SUSE system using KDE3.3. I suspect that Knet will not compile on older versions of KDE because of a change in some of KDE's libraries. |
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| | | Re: Can`t find X inludes
Apr 24 2005 on content KNet (formerly kdsl) |
you have to install the X development paackages. They should be on your Suse CD's.
You will probably also have to install all the KDE-devel packages if they're not already installed. |
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