Hi,
I start pppd process in my software with “logstatus” option using spawnvp.
When pppd is running I can see his status on my screen:
==> PPPD Status: pppd Started
==> PPPD Status: Connection Established
==> PPPD Status: Connection Terminated
How I can access (catch) these informations in my software ?
Thaks in advance
Patrice
Patrice <priou@bcisa.com> wrote in message news:as7s9c$s01$1@inn.qnx.com…
Hi,
I start pppd process in my software with “logstatus” option using spawnvp.
When pppd is running I can see his status on my screen:==> PPPD Status: pppd Started
==> PPPD Status: Connection Established
==> PPPD Status: Connection Terminated
How I can access (catch) these informations in my software ?
They are write to pppd’s stderr. You create a pipe (pipe()),
spawn pppd with the “write_end_fd” as it’s stderr, and read
these strings out from “read_end_fd”.
-xtang
popen() does exactly that.
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Cheers,
Adam
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On Unix, I am limited only by my knowledge.
–Peter J. Schoenster <pschon@baste.magibox.net>
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Hi,I start pppd process in my software with “logstatus” option using
spawnvp.
When pppd is running I can see his status on my screen:==> PPPD Status: pppd Started
==> PPPD Status: Connection Established
==> PPPD Status: Connection Terminated
How I can access (catch) these informations in my software ?
They are write to pppd’s stderr. You create a pipe (pipe()),
spawn pppd with the “write_end_fd” as it’s stderr, and read
these strings out from “read_end_fd”.-xtang