I ran it for several eyars with no problems

The rwhod problem is something running on your machine. It is trying to contact xs4all.nl. Only you can say why.

It sounds as if you have some timouts set too low. Some dial sequences can take rather longer than you think. Try 60 secs.

On 14-Oct-01 barry@beenthere-donethat.org.uk wrote:

Debian 2.2 - kernel 2.2.19

I have just tried to setup Diald without much luck.

Having installed it I noticed that it tried to connect immediately after boot up. Why should it do this?

I had changed the 'Connect' script to suit my requirements as per instructions and also the configuration file.

I also noticed that rwhod was trying to contact the IP address (194.109.2.10) in the configuration file every 3 minutes. Is this IP address supposed to be a dummy address ? Am I supposed to change it ?

When Chat was started there was an 'alarm' in the output after the modem initialisation although the script would go on to connect but the connection was almost immediately closed.

I have now uninstalled it to prevent the very many rwhod messages in the log complaining that it couldn't contact 194.109.2.10.

Has anyone installed it and got it working successfully?

A few tips would be appreciated. Oh all right then, a lot of tips!

Barry Samuels Professional Diald Dummy.

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