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Can you explain what TZO.signon and TZO.signoff are?<br />

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Can you explain what TZO.signon and TZO.signoff are?


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There is service for people with dynamic ip addresses called tzo and there is script that will lwt you update dns server. I need to ran all scripts when I sign on and sing off from internet <br />

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There is service for people with dynamic ip addresses called tzo and there is script that will lwt you update dns server. I need to ran all scripts when I sign on and sing off from internet


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JBURGHARDT, i was looking at the tzolinux client, it's a cgi script, you only can access it from the web it cannot be added to the ppp-scripts and they dont allow telnet sessions.<br />

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JBURGHARDT, i was looking at the tzolinux client, it's a cgi script, you only can access it from the web it cannot be added to the ppp-scripts and they dont allow telnet sessions.


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IS there way to tell ifup-ppp that when starts ppp also execute TZO.Signon and when ifdowwn-ppp execute TZO.Signoff<br />

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IS there way to tell ifup-ppp that when starts ppp also execute TZO.Signon and when ifdowwn-ppp execute TZO.Signoff


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Can you tell me what I should &nbsp;add to my ifup-ppp so cgi script TZO.Signon will be executed after I get connected to my isp? <br />

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Can you tell me what I should  add to my ifup-ppp so cgi script TZO.Signon will be executed after I get connected to my isp?


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This is quite simple, you should add a line that looks much like this (put it near the end of the file somewhere)<br />
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/path/that/you/installed/t<wbr />zo/client/<wbr />to/TZO.Sig<wbr />non<br />
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That's it!<br />

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This is quite simple, you should add a line that looks much like this (put it near the end of the file somewhere)

/path/that/you/installed/tzo/client/to/TZO.Signon

That's it!


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How to add TZO.Singon to ifup-ppp and TZO.Signoff ifdown-ppp files located in /usr/sbin?
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How to add TZO.Singon to ifup-ppp and TZO.Signoff ifdown-ppp files located in /usr/sbin?

Adding TZO.Signon to ifup-ppp

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