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- Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga.networking
- Path: shell1.eznet.net!not-for-mail
- From: wingell@eznet.net (Joshua Wingell)
- Subject: I have MultiDial and MultiProviders for AmiTCP4.3
- Message-ID: <4kev9p$f6v@shell1.eznet.net>
- Date: 9 Apr 1996 20:27:37 -0400
- Organization: E-Znet, Incorporated, Rochester, New York (716) 262-2485
-
- Hello,
-
- I have programmed a MultiDial.ssrx script that allows you to dial
- multiple phone numbers by passing the phone numbers to it like
- this:
-
- CALL MultiDial "123-2345|167-3456|345-6796"
-
- This will dial the 3 phone numbers in order. If they are all busy, it will
- dial them over again, listing the phone number it is dialing and the
- retry number that it is on in the titlebar of the dialing console.
-
- The script also will work using the normal Phone parameter in the
- Provider.conf file. However, this parameter is restricted to a small
- number of characters, so passing the phone numbers in via the CALL
- routine is better.
-
- Also, I have modified startnet so that you can use multiple providers by
- calling it thusly:
-
- startnet PROVIDER EzNet
-
- Which would use the EzNetProvider.conf file in your AmiTCP:db directory.
- By default the script will use Provider.conf as the provider file
-
- If you use more than one provider, this modification is a MUST!
-
- Otherwise, both of these commands act the exact same way as their
- standard counterparts.
-
- Is it OK to release these scripts to Aminet since they are just modified
- NSDi scripts? If it is, then I will post them with the instructions on
- how to set them up, and some sample provider.conf files.
-
- Email me back, as I rarely read news.
-
- Or contact me on the Undernet IRC network. I am known as Shape in #amigacafe.
-
- Thanks,
- Josh Wingell
-
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