Description:
Simple Simple Simple

All this bascially does is print out the time your ppp connection has
been active.

Authors: 
All coding done by Justin Azoff, Thanks to Martijn Pieterse
for explaining how wmppp figures out time a connection has been
active(by using mtime)

Compiling:
Edit the two #define lines in ppptime.h to match your configuration 
You can do the ./configure;make;su -c 'make install' if you want
if that doesnt work do
#g++ -o ppptime ppptime.cpp 
#cp ppptime /usr/local/bin/

Documentation:

ppptime prints out the ppp connection time
Usage: ppptime [-h|--help] [-w|--watch {delay}] [-V|--version]

ppptime will print out the time once
ppptime -w will print out the time at 1 second intervals,
ppptime -w 10 will print out the time at 10 second intervals

NOTE
ppptime -w can accept decimals as in ppptime -w .5
using ppptime -w with anything but a number will result in it using 1
