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To install: 
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As root type: 

make && make install 
then su to the user you intend to use kppp_logger with and execute the kppprc_change.sh script.
This script prepares kppp on executing kppp_logger. If this is executed with another user than
the one who is running kppp_logger, the logging function will not work. This is because KDE keeps
a special Kppp config for each user.

Example:

as root: make 			To ompile and build the source code
	 make install 		To install the binaries and manpages
	 su to desired username So the kppprc_change.sh script knows which kppp config file to edit.
	 ./kppprc_change.sh     To edit your kppp config file to run kppp_logger upon connection
	 make check 		To Check


Then run kppp as ususal.

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IF IT FAILS!
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Because the different structures of os's or even distrobutions, I can not guarantee to a 100%
that the installation will work properly. If 'make check' fails, do the following steps:

Open kppp -> Press Setup -> Edit your account -> Press the Execute flick -> 
-> Enter the following in the Upon connect field: kppp_logger -c -> Enter the following
in the Upon disconnect field: pppdead

Then it should be completely installed. If something still fails, throw me an email.
And remember this is just a beta release!

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To uninstall:
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make clean
And remove ~/.kppp_logger if you have installed it to several different users.

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To restore your kppp
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make restore
(make clean also does this, but that
 will remove kppp_logger entirely
 from your system)
