isdn-config fails to spot that an external agent has dialled under the following scenario I have two ISPs configured. Starting isdn-config and connecting to the first works as expected. If I now hang up using "isdnctrl hangup ippp0" from a terminal window the fact that the link has gone down is correctly spotted and the state goes to "offline". Re-dialling ippp0 from the terminal is correctly tracked with the state going to "online" If I now manually dial my second ISP (with "isdnctrl dial ippp1") the fact that there is an active connection is missed - the state remains at offline. As an aside it would be useful if isdn-config could indicate which provider (or providers as there's no reason not to be connected twice) are currently connected rather than just "online" which could be any provider.
*** Bug 17972 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
isdn-config is now obsolete. kisdndock is a new dial program. It's a part of kdenetwork-2.2-x