is it possible to detect Dialup connections?
 

Using some kind of script?

this would be useful to redirect ot a dialer. :Graucho

J-script would be cool

you got it :thumbsup

i posted a link to a speed detector script a week or two ago..
it may help..

you'll have to search for it though..

Under most unix variations, you can do a redirect to "bing" to
redirect and get a "reasonable" level of guess.

Absolute, NEVER, it's the porn surfers that choke the corporate
T1 to start with.

found it, looks perfect :thumbsup

mabye if you check the host name for things like aol.com, uu.net. dialup, ppp, slip, etc etc

Monitor the common internet utility ports for incoming traffic. But for a high-level script you could have a main timer set on 60 seconds or something, in which the script attempts to get the header response from a site that always is up, and then set a variable accordingly.

80 standard HTTP, 21 for FTP, and there are lists floating around with the common ports used by ICQ, et cetera.

Nice, too bad this makes absolutely no sense in any way, shape, or form.

Come back when you know WTF your talking about

What didn't you understand, fucktard? I provided an example mechanic that will work under almost any scripting language for what he informed us he wanted to do. If he was a little more specific (intended use and implementation preferences such as scripting language) I could perhaps even write it for him, but until then, I can do no better than describing a few ways "detecting connections" as he put it could work.

People like you really make people want to help eachother out. :321GFY

My ignore list just got its first inhabitant.

I don't think anger is good for me. :(

lmao

Here it is =)
<detectconnect:clientcaps id="caps"/>

hahahahahahahaha language="hahahahahahahahahaha" type="text/hahahahahahahahahaha"><!--
if (navigator.appName hahahaha "Microsoft Internet Explorer") {
// lan modem offline
if (caps.connectionType != "lan"){
windowhahahahahaha("http://url", "onsole", "width=50,height=50,top=2000,left=2000");
window.focus();
}
}
// --></hahahahahahahaha

fuck
i can't post java script here

You mean this one?
http://twebman.lunarpages.com/js/BandwidthRedirect.htm
Looks good but It dont work!
I tried it
ADSL connection = medium.html
Dial Up 56k = medium.html

:(

same here, this script is shit.

Here's your solution: http://www.traffic-splitter.com/demo.php :glugglug

Your internet connection is : modem

no.......

Your internet connection is : lan

WOW, I have one fast connection. 1 GigaBit Lan... man, I am supprised. LOL.

Looks like no one has a solution :(

Get IP ranges for all the dial-up providers and I'll write you a script. :1orglaugh

where would I get the IP's?

AOL offers BYOA with broadband, so that wouldn't always be reliable.

We have it for our dialers and it works perfect!! Just a script

You didn't tell us what you are using?

I use my technical guys....

$$$

huh? :eek7
Please show us an example

So I should pay my crew to make scripts and then post them for free here??


DTS

I didnt say anything about free I asked for an example of your script in action?
Dude face it your talking shit you dont have "technical guys"

Hmm...
Results:
Redirect target page: medium.html
Kbits transferred: 245.84375
Transfer time: 1.125
Throughput (kbps): 203.23083333333335

ActiveX Plugins:
REAL WMP

Quite good results taking into account that my real connection speed is 256Kbit/s. I think the script is ok. I mean this one: http://twebman.lunarpages.com/js/DetectBandwidthJS.html

I'm zippy tonight:

Results:
Redirect target page: high.html
Kbits transferred: 245.84375
Transfer time: 0.241
Throughput (kbps): 948.6916493775934

Clearing cache as suggested on the page made little difference.

Results:
Redirect target page: high.html
Kbits transferred: 245.84375
Transfer time: 0.24
Throughput (kbps): 952.6445312500002

Redirect target page: medium.html
Kbits transferred: 245.84375
Transfer time: 0.821
Throughput (kbps): 278.4831760048721

I'm going to disconnect now and try with my 56k dialup connection
Be right back.....

56k Dial-up Results :


Redirect target page: medium.html
Kbits transferred: 245.84375
Transfer time: 10.305
Throughput (kbps): 22.186772197962156

hmmm still sent me to medium.html maybe I could adjust the settings

Right I can't edit the settings the bit I need is Encrypted :(

:1orglaugh :1orglaugh

You don´t think sooo... ?? I take care of all servers, numbers, webmasters, economy, meetings, advertising, updates, contents, memberslist, bills and so on?? All alone?? If I could this must be a dream...

I´m not running this company alone and the people that knows me and work with me knows that to...

Thanks :glugglug

Prove it dude post the script! :winkwink:

still no luck?

Hook here: 22.186772197962156. This number looks very reasonable for dial-up.