(24-Apr-1995: As pertains to csdrv.bck and rlogin.bck)
(04-Dec-1995: Moved to rlogin_old.bck)

I've been running a VJ driver for nearly two years, with a ghastly hack
to handle dialing in (involving bringing all of CMU up & down on demand).
I was waiting for the new IPACP to turn up so I could use the hooks to
dynamically stop & start the driver to do this nicely at a driver level,
rather than hacking together my own interface.  The intention was that I'd
release this all-singing all-dancing driver.  The new IPACP still hasn't
happened so the new CSLIP driver hasn't either.

As of a couple of months ago I had a leased line installed so the incentive
to finish the job even if the mythical new IPACP does turn up has rather
vanished.  The driver is written in MACRO (I'm a diehard 8-), the compression
module is in C and is lifted straight from RFC 1144 with minimal modification
to make it compile.

If someone wants to look at putting the dialup support in there, drop me
a note -- I know (roughly) what needs to be done, I just don't feel like
spending the time myself coding and testing somethng I'm not going to use.

Also available is RLOGIN/RSH -- these I knocked up in the last couple of
weeks after getting fed up with the rather weird RSH.BCK available at
FTP.KCL.AC.UK.  My one was written for VMS and "feels" like it.  8-)  No
server as yet -- that's a project for a really wet long weekend.

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Don Stokes, Network Manager, Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand.
don@vuw.ac.nz(work) don@zl2tnm.gen.nz(home) +64 4 495-5052 Fax+64 4 471-5386