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# Tokens are as follows:
# system name
# Time to call (Any, Never, Evening, Night are few valid entries)
# DIR = Direct connection, HAYES = SmartModem (see below)
# Baud rate
# Protocol to use (must be G)
# Expect/Send pairs
#
# Note the following about Expect/Send pairs:
#
# The first token is an expected string.
# Send strings have a newline appended to them.
# "" means expect nothing.
# "" means send only a carriage return
# \d imbeds a one second delay in a string
# -- (as in ogin:--ogin:) means look for the first
# string, and if not found, send a carriage
# return, and then look for the second string.
#
# Refer to "Managing UUCP and USENET" by O'Reilly and Associates
# for a complete discussion of send/expect pairs.
# Sample 1: entry for remote system hotb via generic dial strings.
hotb Any DIR 2400 g "" AT OK ATDP24846 ogin:--ogin: nvmr sword: HiThere
# Sample 2: entry for remote system hotb, use after manual dialup
#hotb Any DIR 2400 g "" nvmr sword: HiThere
# For a HAYES modem, the speed token is replaced by the telephone number
# to dial. The modem is dialed at the fastest available speed, and
# then auto-fallback to the speed of the receiving modem. For this to
# work, you must have your modem setup to respond "OK" to the "AT Z"
# (reset) command.
# Sample 3: entry for remote system hotb, dialed via a Hayes SmartModem.
#hotb Any HAYES 2400 P24846 g "" ogin:--ogin: nvmr sword: HiThere