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qadsl(8)							      qadsl(8)

NAME
       qADSL - Auto-login & keep-alive for Internet connections.

SYNOPSIS
       qadsl [-h] [-c conffile] [-p pidfile] [-loPsdvV]

DESCRIPTION
       Frustrated about having to "log in" to your paid Internet connection?

       qadsl  is  a  small  utility that automates the login process to Telia,
       COMHEM, Tiscali and other Internet Service Providers, ISPs. It features
       a  keep-alive  daemon  that  periodically connects to your ISP ensuring
       that your connection to the Internet are not logged out all of  a  sud‐
       den.

       qadsl  works  for any type of connection where your ISP has put a login
       server in your way.

OPTIONS
       qadsl options are available in traditional  POSIX  one  letter  options
       prefixed with a single '-' or the new popular --long-options style.

	-h, --help
	      Displays a summary of the command line options.

	-c, --conf-file=file
	      Use     settings	   from	    file     insted	of     default
	      /usr/local/etc/qadsl.conf or $HOME/.qadslrc

       -p, --pid-file=file
	      Use file as pid/lock file instead of default /var/run/qadsl.pid

       -P, --port=PORT
	      Use PORT to connect to on LOGIN_SERVER.

	-l, --login
	      Login to the given LOGIN_SERVER.

	-o, --logout
	      Try to logout, close the Internet connection.

	-s, --status
	      Display status of qadsl daemon.

	-V, --version
	      Displays version informaiton.

	-v, --verbose
	      Verbose, print more information at runtime.

	-d, --debug
	      Debug, print even more information, huge amounts.

USAGE
       First setup your qadsl.conf file with the information you have received
       from  your  ISP.	 It should be at least the name (or IP) of their login
       server, your login ID and and password.

       Different providers have setup their login  servers  differently.   See
       the sample qadsl.conf file included in this package for help on setting
       up qadsl for your ISP.

       If you have problems connecting the flags  --verbose  and  --debug  are
       really useful tools that let you see all the interactions between qadsl
       and the login server. However, please note that when the	 login	daemon
       has  started you will not see anything more on your screen. Instead you
       have to consult the system  logfiles.  On  a  Debian  system  the  file
       /var/log/daemon.log is where qadsl logs go.

FILES
       /usr/local/etc/qadsl.conf
	      Usually the location of a system wide qadsl configuration file.

       $HOME/.qadslrc
	      User configuration file, takes precedent over any global file.

SEE ALSO
       The qadsl.conf (5) man page describes the componentes of the configura‐
       tion file.

REQUIREMENTS
       Telia AB ADSL service, COMHEM Cable internet service, Tiscali  Internet
       (ADSL  or broadband), or similiar service based on Orbyte Wireless Sys‐
       tem.

AUTHORS
       Joachim Nilsson
       Jakob "kuba" Stasilowicz

       Thanks to these people for making qadsl possible:
	      Peter Stromberg - code
	      Kenth Garlov - code
	      Martin Samuelsson - Initial Debian package
	      Nicklas Larsson - First manpage.

URL
       http://savannah.gnu.org/projects/qadsl/

			      14th January, 2004		      qadsl(8)
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