iinet make a connect to port 1310 of your machine 5 mins before dropping a
connection via the killer.  I wrote a small app that monitors this port and
sends a smb popup message when this occurs - iinet used to have a windoze
app for download that monitors for this as well.  I do not have this
running at the moment, but I doubt the killer is the problem as it would be
affecting far more people.  The normal ppp log entries show nothing
untoward - except the connection dropped.

BillK

> On Thu, 14 Feb 2002, Paul Day wrote:
> > How can logs at your end possibly tell wether the access server received a
> > kill message or wether the line dropped?
> 
> Actually, on second thought, depending on exactly how iiNet kill user
> connections, you might be able to tell wether the connection dropped or
> was terminated from pppd's output (not it's syslog entries).
> 
> Can't test that idea thought - don't have any Linux machines with
> killer-daemon-ised dial-up account. Anyone else bored?
> 
> PD
> 
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