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- Version: 1.4, 10/3/2004 03:08PM PST
Nick Sloan
I don't know what causes the problem which this script solves -- maybe in my case a dodgy ISDN connection on the end of a long phone line? -- but I need to use it often, and it works every time (with only one password request). It has a significantly positive impact on my life. Thank you!
Works, but.....!! - Version: 1.3, 2/13/2004 01:47AM PST
WannaBteacher
I like this script; however, I have to enter my admin password twice before the script will work. The first time, it does nothing, then on the second try, it finally does what it's supposed to do and quickly. I like it, but I don't like having to enter the same information twice to do one very simple job. Can this be fixed so that it works on the very first try?
What-ANOTHER bug in PANTHER...? - Version: 1.3, 2/9/2004 11:55PM PST
Gennx30
Dont use IC much in Panther, but it has happened to me a couple times-i thought it was just some memory glitch.
Works without problems - Version: 1.2, 1/15/2004 01:14PM PST
Steve9988
Works for me (sometimes must run twice, as developer says), saves me hassles, and doesn't seem to cause problems. I wish that all life was like this. (I've used it on four different occasions, and can reconnect immediately)
NOTE: - Version: 1.1, 12/30/2003 01:30PM PST
pseudonym
If upon running this application, your Mac is still "stuck", then try running the application once or even twice again, if necessary. You cannot damage anything by doing so, as the application uses a UNIX command which allows the processes to exit "gracefully" and to "clean up after themselves" (as opposed to "kill -9"). In most cases, you should be able to re-connect to the Internet a few seconds after "End Hanging Disconnect" quits.
Hint: - Version: 1.1, 12/30/2003 09:16AM PST
Prof Dr Luigi
I had the same Problem with the Disconnect on my G3 beige with T-DSL.All 24h the Provider forces a disconnect. I have an apple-script that autom. disconnect the Line after 23:59h. I recognized that a "manual" disconnect eleminate this Problem. The script is executed all 23:59h with a cron-task. The Problem is blow away forever. My G3 works like a charme now. No hassles anymore. And this is my Applescript:
tell application "Internet Connect" to disconnect
delay 60
tell application "Internet Connect" to connect
delay 20
tell application "Internet Connect" to quit
Save the Script in the Editor as "Executable" and tell your cron to execute it every 23:59h.
tell application "Internet Connect" to disconnect
delay 60
tell application "Internet Connect" to connect
delay 20
tell application "Internet Connect" to quit
Save the Script in the Editor as "Executable" and tell your cron to execute it every 23:59h.
Umm... works.... - Version: 1.0, 12/30/2003 08:26AM PST
chrischen
I've been trying this script since their last release (not this one). It seems that it works, but I have to open it twice to make the "Disconnecting" message go out, letting me reconnect. But, from time to time I still prefer restarting... I don't really know if this script will screw my system or what O.o But... at least works.
