=============
 VERSION
=============

The current version is 1.2

===================
 PR stuff =)
===================

Are you as tired as I am of those ever lasting sky high phone bills?
Don't you just wish that you had a program that logged your online time, so 
that you don't get as surprised as you always gets when the bill comes?

Haven't you heard yourself saying.. 
"Oh my god! Have I've been online that much??" just too many times?

Well, put an end to it by using kppp_logger. 

(I should drop the coding and get into the PR business, right?)

===============
 INSTALLATION
===============

For installation instructions, see INSTALL.
This is really recommended, since it holds some very important information.

========== 
 USAGE
==========

To make sure that the installation went OK you might want to type;

make check

Never mind kppp_logger at all unless you want to read or manage your
logs, it handles everything by itself. kppp_logger
will be automatically launched by kppp upon connection. 
Simply start and run kppp, nothing extra is required. To read your log you 
type kppp_logger -r. For more info and features refer to the manpage, or  
try kppp_logger --help

 
==================================
 COMPATIBILITY & REQUIREMENTS
==================================

This program is developed and tested under a Linux Slackware 8.0
system with  GNU glibc-2.2.3. It will probably run on most Linux systems.
And it is not a high performance program either, so no supercomputer 
is need either. Of course Kppp is required. Hopefully you had already 
figured that out, hadn't you? Kppp can be found at 
http://devel-home.kde.org/~kppp/index.html

Make sure that kppp is properly installed and that it is in your path, 
usually /opt/kde/bin/kppp. A normal c++ compiler is required as well.. and chances 
are good that you have one if you are on a *NIX system. Apart from this you need bash
and ncurses (most systems includes these).

If you experience any problems under your system, please mail me (insight@metalab.unc.edu) and 
let me know. Bug reports is what makes Linux development progress! 

================
 GENERAL INFO.
================

This program is released under the GNU GPL license. For more info about 
that, see COPYING.

But feel free to take code and do whatever you want with it, just as long as my name is
mentioned in the source.

If you have any questions or comments, please throw me an email.


Enjoy!

	//Erik Ljungstrm (insight@metalab.unc.edu)

Ps. 
Apart from e-mailing me, you can reach me at IRCnet in #c++ under the alias insight 
Ds.

