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You can use some menuentries to make use of xisp SIGNAL capabilities.

Use these menuentries:

+ "connect" connect-xisp
+ "disconnect" exec kill -SIGUSR2 cat $HOME/.xisppid

And these helper functions

DestroyFunc connect-xisp
AddToFunc connect-xisp
+ "I" None [X-ISP] start-and-wait "xisp" "X-ISP"
+ "I" Exec kill -SIGUSR1 `cat $HOME/.xisppid` 

DestroyFunc start-and-wait
AddToFunc start-and-wait
+  "I"  Exec $0
+  "I"  Wait $1
                        
You can then connect and disconnect using the menu. The "connect" item will
start xisp if it is not running yet.

-- Martin Bialasinski