> > /etc/ppp/options{,.ttyS*} seems the right place for the baud rate since
> > pppd always looks there regardless of how it was started and we can't
> > guarantee `call' will always be used by everything.
>
> This would involve more changes in the backend perl script. This is something I
> want to leave to garnacho (hi!) to decide.
Hi :), I'm a bit undecided about this, the best thing of all would be to make
the whole network backend aware of this option, even then, I wouldn't like to
store some settings in /etc/ppp/peers/* and other ones in /etc/ppp/options in
the debian case, I think that the best in the short term should be to hack
gst_network_enable_modem() function to specify the speed from network-admin as
well, as this would work for non-debian distros as well.
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> > /etc/ppp/ options{ ,.ttyS* } seems the right place for the baud rate since
> > pppd always looks there regardless of how it was started and we can't
> > guarantee `call' will always be used by everything.
>
> This would involve more changes in the backend perl script. This is something I
> want to leave to garnacho (hi!) to decide.
Hi :), I'm a bit undecided about this, the best thing of all would be to make enable_ modem() function to specify the speed from network-admin as
the whole network backend aware of this option, even then, I wouldn't like to
store some settings in /etc/ppp/peers/* and other ones in /etc/ppp/options in
the debian case, I think that the best in the short term should be to hack
gst_network_
well, as this would work for non-debian distros as well.