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Sender: Haggai Carmon <[e-mail]>
Subject: RE: FW: Re: anyone get SLIP to work with Chameleon??
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Dear Nate,

I have looked into your Script line and found a potencial two errors as the
followings -

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the original "$r$r$" has an additional "$" at the end of the <send> string.

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Using a "$r$r" is not recommended as the switch from one CR to the next is
being done too fast in this way. The machine on the other end may need the
$r(s) to use a dynamic routing or to "awaken" the machine or etc.  You may
want to try with something like "$1$r$1$r" to pause in between.

The below [1] is your original Script line:
    [1] SCRIPT=-n $r$r$ CALPOLY> $c$r -i

The below [2] is the recommended Script line:
    [2] SCRIPT=-n $1$r$1$r CALPOLY> $c$r -i

You may need to tune it a little as to replace the $1(s) with a different
number. The number, BTW, represent a portion of time in sec.


Please, contact us at [e-mail] if you meet any additional
problems with the subject.

/Haggai


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>In article <[e-mail]>,
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>> >I've been trying to get Chameleon V4.00 to work over SLIP but am unable
to
>> >get anything once I connect to the remote side. I have read all the
script
>> >directions and have set up what I believe to be be a proper script, but
>> >when I dial the remote side, I get a connect 9600 then nothing even
though
>> >I have the script set to send stuff. Here is my script:
>>
>> >[SLIP0]
>> >SCRIPT=-n $r$r$ CALPOLY> $c$r -i
>> >TYPE=SLIP
>>
>> >It should immediately send two carraige-returns, and then when the
>CALPOLY>
>> >prompt appears, it should send the slip command which I have already set
>> >as SLIP, then take the IP address that is given and make it the current
>> >address.
>>
>> >trouble is the script never sends anything! It connects and then nothing
>> >happens...the modem doesn't finish the script, nothing ever even gets
>sent.
>> >Am I missing something here? If anyone can help me here, I would really
>> >appreciate it.
>>
>
>I've been having the same problem.  My SLIP server doesn't print any
>characters until a couple of carraige returns "wake it up."  Then I start
>getting prompts.  As far as I can tell, you can't do this with Chameleon.
>
>
>[Reply Follows]
>
>> Here's my Chameleon script for UT-Austin's Telesys:
>>
>> [CSLIP0]
>> SCRIPT=name: $u$r word: $p$r > $2$c$r -i
>> TYPE=CSLIP
>>
>> The script sends my username at the "Username:" prompt, my password at the
>> "Password:" prompt, and the command "slip default" after two seconds at
the
>> "TelesysX>" prompt.  It seems to work OK, though I find the Chameleon
stuff
>a
>> little buggy (could be because I also use Trumpet).  If you have a
>username,
>> be sure to represent it as "$u" in your script, and also make sure that
you
>> have not entered anything that could be misinterpreted at the login
prompt,
>> like "CALPOLY>" instead of "CALPOLY15>", or better yet, just ">".
>>
>> Another thing you might want to try to do is to obtain Chameleon V4.004
(an
>> update you would simply uncompress and copy over the old files [save any
>> scripts] from V4.0) from ftp.uu.net or ftp.netmanage.com (some people find
>> that using the original stack from V4.0 is less problematic).  I'm not
sure
>> about this, but I don't think V4.0 supports BOOTP, which is what you need
>in
>> your situation.  Once you get the update, make sure to set the script and
>> BOOTP options correctly, and also be sure to enter an IP number
(basically,
>> any IP number) as sort of a dummy or placeholder in the "IP Address"
>section
>> under Custom's Setup.  BOOTP will replace this dummy with a new and valid
>> number at the successful completion of the script, and then you'll be in
>> business.
>>
>> Good luck!
>>
>> Trent "Pepe" Stevens  [e-mail]
>> Latin American Studies
>
>The difference is, this server obviously asks you for a "Username:" as soon
>as you connect.  The original poster and I share a problem in that our
>servers wait for a carraige return.  Chameleon seems to get stuck if the
>first command is a "skip."  (-n).
>
>If anyone has gotten something like this to work, please send me an e-mail
>message.  After this week I will no longer have an ethernet connection, and
>unless I get a SLIP connection working, I won't be able to read news very
>easily.
>
>Thanks
>
>Nate Robinson
>[e-mail]
>
>
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