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- From: gecko@dialnet.net (Jason Creager)
- Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga.datacomm
- Subject: Re: Dialscript needed
- Date: 13 Jan 1996 18:28:21 GMT
- Organization: Digital Internet Access Link, Inc. Springfield, MO 873-DIAL
- Message-ID: <1053.6586T720T750@dialnet.net>
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-
- >I've been having trouble with my dialscript I use with AmiTCP. It seems
- >as it just hangs right after I send my password. I've changed the script
- >after that point and no I get an error. Could someone tell me what I'm
- >doing wrong? Here is the script I use:
-
- >TIMEOUT 1500
- >REDIAL "BUSY"
- >delay 100
- >send "ATZ"
- >wait "OK"
- >delay 5
- >SEND "ATDT 3914905"
- >WAIT "CONNECT"
- >delay 2
- >SEND ""
- >WAIT "ogin"
- >SEND "bley"
- >WAIT "assword"
- >SEND "xxx"
- >SEND "MTU"
- >delay 50
-
- >Should there be something that says WAIT "PPP"? How do I get out
- >of the script after I connect?
-
- Theoretically, after the DELAY 50.
-
- What does your modem show as being sent after you manually type MTU? If it
- starts with ~, (like mine does) then the host is trying to send PPP
- packets.
-
- My script ends with WAIT "~". As soon as it sees the tilde, it knows that
- we're receiving packets.
-
- Of course, your mileage may vary.
-
- My idea would be to eliminate DELAY 50 and add WAIT "<first character of
- PPP packet here>". This isn't guaranteed to work, but it works for me!
-
- Good luck!
-
-