Lars Hansson <Lars Hansson <lars-openbeos-misc@xxxxxxxxxxx>> wrote:> Axel Dörfler wrote: > > I think the deskbar replicant should be optional anyway (also for > > dial- > > on-demand). And your local intranet replicant doesn't sound like a > > DUN > > connection. > I think he means something like the "LAN" systray icon in XP. AFAIK > XP has one icon for every interface and it "lights up" when an > interface > is active. Yes, exactly! Finally, somebody understands me. :) I prefer this behaviour over the BeOS one because the icon represents the connection and thus it only exists when the connection exists. > > IMO something like inetd would be a good place for functionality > > like > > this (or whatever we'll call it). It could also (optionally) > > display > > the link status in the Deskbar, the connection speed, etc. > Unless openbeos inetd is going to be very different from every other > inetd this doesnt sound like a job for it. inetd accepts network > connections and run programs that handler those connections and to me > that's very different from ppp-dial-on-demand and/or showing deskbar > icons. That's right, my only complaint is that the task of the ppp_server would be too small for a whole background process (but this might change in the future when more functionality will be available). Bye, Waldemar