1 files changed, 5 insertions, 5 deletions

diff --git a/noncore/settings/networksettings/ppp/connect.cpp b/noncore/settings/networksettings/ppp/connect.cpp
index e3fab24..b75410c 100644
--- a/noncore/settings/networksettings/ppp/connect.cpp
+++ b/noncore/settings/networksettings/ppp/connect.cpp
@@ -463,25 +463,25 @@ void ConnectWidget::timerEvent(QTimerEvent *) {
 
   // execute the script
   if(vmain == 2) {
     if(!expecting && !pausing && !scanning) {
 
       timeout_timer->stop();
       timeout_timer->start(scriptTimeout);
 
       if((unsigned) scriptindex < comlist->count()) {
         scriptCommand = *(comlist->at(scriptindex));
         scriptArgument = *(arglist->at(scriptindex));
       } else {
-       qDebug( "End of script" );
+       odebug << "End of script" << oendl; 
 	vmain = 10;
         return;
       }
 
       if (scriptCommand == "Scan") {
 	QString bm = QObject::tr("Scanning %1").arg(scriptArgument);
 	messg->setText(bm);
 	emit debugMessage(bm);
 
         setScan(scriptArgument);
 	scriptindex++;
         return;
@@ -829,35 +829,35 @@ void ConnectWidget::timerEvent(QTimerEvent *) {
 
       // Close the tty. This prevents the QTimer::singleShot() in
       // Modem::readtty() from re-enabling the socket notifier.
       // The port is still held open by the helper process.
 
       /* Er, there _is_ not QTimer::singleShot() in Modem::readtty(),
 	 and closing the thing prevents pppd from using it later. */
       //_ifaceppp->modem()->closetty();
 
       killTimer( main_timer_ID );
 
       if_timeout_timer->start(_ifaceppp->data()->pppdTimeout()*1000);
-      qDebug( "started if timeout timer with %i", _ifaceppp->data()->pppdTimeout()*1000);
+      odebug << "started if timeout timer with " << _ifaceppp->data()->pppdTimeout()*1000 << "" << oendl; 
 
       // find out PPP interface and notify the stats module
 //      stats->setUnit(pppInterfaceNumber());
 
       qApp->flushX();
       semaphore = true;
       result = execppp();
 
       emit debugMessage(QObject::tr("Starting pppd..."));
-      qDebug("execppp() returned with return-code %i", result );
+      odebug << "execppp() returned with return-code " << result << "" << oendl; 
 
       if(result) {
         if(!_ifaceppp->data()->autoDNS())
           adddns( _ifaceppp );
 
 	// O.K we are done here, let's change over to the if_waiting loop
 	// where we wait for the ppp if (interface) to come up.
 
 	emit if_waiting_signal();
       } else {
 
 	// starting pppd wasn't successful. Error messages were
@@ -1055,25 +1055,25 @@ void ConnectWidget::setExpect(const QString &n) {
   QString ts = QObject::tr("Expecting: %1").arg(n);
   ts.replace(QRegExp("\n"), "<LF>");
   emit debugMessage(ts);
 
   // check if the expected string is in the read buffer already.
   checkBuffers();
 }
 
 
 void ConnectWidget::if_waiting_timed_out() {
   if_timer->stop();
   if_timeout_timer->stop();
-  qDebug("if_waiting_timed_out()");
+  odebug << "if_waiting_timed_out()" << oendl; 
 
   _ifaceppp->data()->setpppdError(E_IF_TIMEOUT);
 
   // let's kill the stuck pppd
   _ifaceppp->modem()->killPPPDaemon();
 
   emit stopAccounting();
 //  p_kppp->con_win->stopClock();
 
 
   // killing ppp will generate a SIGCHLD which will be caught in pppdie()
   // in main.cpp what happens next will depend on the boolean
@@ -1262,25 +1262,25 @@ bool ConnectWidget::execppp() {
 
   command += " call opie-kppp logfd 11";
 
   if (command.length() > MAX_CMDLEN) {
       QMessageBox::critical(this, "error", QObject::tr(
 			      "pppd command + command-line arguments exceed "
 			      "2024 characters in length."
 			      ));
 
     return false; // nonsensically long command which would bust my buffer buf.
   }
 
-  qWarning("Command IS: %s",command.latin1() );
+  owarn << "Command IS: " << command.latin1() << "" << oendl; 
 
   qApp->flushX();
 
   return _ifaceppp->modem()->execPPPDaemon(command);
 }
 
 
 void ConnectWidget::closeEvent( QCloseEvent *e ) {
   e->ignore();
   emit cancelbutton();
 }