Create /etc/ppp/phonelist with a list of phone numbers to dial, one per line. If
dwun is run by a non-root user, you will probably need to create an empty file
/etc/ppp/phonelist.new (which is owned by the user dwun runs under).

Copy peers into /etc/ppp/peers/dwun. Edit it and insert your settings.

If you use PAP or CHAP, copy chat.pap-chap into /etc/dwun.chatscript. You will
need to add a line to either /etc/ppp/pap-secrets or /etc/ppp/chap-secrets with
	username * password
(obviously changing "username" and "password" to your settings).

If you use send/expect pairs, copy chat.send-expect into /etc/dwun.chatscript.
You will need to insert your username and password into this file.

Comment out any previous commandon and commandoff lines in /etc/dwunrc and add
	commandon /usr/sbin/pppd call dwun

Comment out the pre_commandon and pre_commandoff lines in /etc/dwunrc.

Enter
	mkfifo -m 600 /usr/lib/dwun-msg
and add to /etc/dwunrc
	external /usr/lib/dwun-msg

If you want to have the connection speed reported to users
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Edit /etc/ppp/ip-up.d/dwun if it exists. Otherwise use /etc/ppp/ip-up.local or
/etc/ppp/ip-up. (Whichever one has be configured by dwun).

After the "kill -USR1" line add
	cd /var/run; tail -n 1 /var/log/chatspeed.log | sed 's/.*CONNECT \(.*\)/\1/' > newconnected.dwun; mv newconnected.dwun connected.dwun
	/usr/bin/report-speed %con

Add to /etc/ppp/ip-down
	rm -f /var/run/connected.dwun

Put report-speed (which is in the same directory as this README) in /usr/bin
and give it execute permission (chmod 755).

Add to /etc/dwunrc
	onconnect /usr/bin/report-speed %p
