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Run "which pidof" from console then insert that patch into the script.
For example:
kill -INT $(/bin/pidof pppd)...
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- 08-13-2003 #11Linux Engineer
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Run "which pidof" from console then insert that patch into the script.
For example:
kill -INT $(/bin/pidof pppd)
- 08-13-2003 #12Just Joined!
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Finally i got it working! Thanx for all your help. I was starting to lose hope.
- 08-15-2003 #13Linux Engineer
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No worry... and if i were you i should add /usr/bin /bin and /usr/local/bin to you PATH-variable in ~/.bash_profile or /etc/profile so you dont get thoose "command not found" errormessages.
Regards
Andutt
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