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- Here are the installation instructions for cb.
-
- For more information, the file 'callback.doc' should be consulted, or send an
- e-mail to frank@icce.rug.nl
-
- Preliminary
- -----------
-
- 0. Callback version 3.00 and above assumes mgetty as the program
- listening to the modemline. The file mgetty-HOWTO describes in a
- nutshell what switching from getty-ps to mgetty involves.
- Beyond it is assumed that mgetty is installed on your system.
-
- How to compile the software.
- ----------------------------
-
- 0. This section only defines how to compile and install the binaries.
- Using the programs is described in callback.doc.
-
-
- 1. unpack callback-X.YY.tgz:
-
- tar xzvf callback-X.YY.tgz
-
- This will create a directory callback, un which the software can be
- found
-
-
- 2. cd callback
-
- All instructions are relative to this directory, unless explicitly
- mentioned otherwise.
-
- 3. The installation script 'build' assumes that you have icmake installed
- on your system. Icmake are found in ftp.icce.rug.nl, /pub/unix
- From now on it is assumed that you have icmake available.
-
- 4. All compile-time definitions are found in the file 'configure.h'
- If any define doesn't suit you, change them to values more
- appropriate to your system, and rebuild the software, by doing
- 'build progs'.
-
- 5. Give the command
-
- build progs
-
- to build the programs.
-
- The compilation of parser.tab.c will cause some warnings, as does the
- compilation of lexer.c. The warnings can safely be ignored.
-
-
- 6. Continue with the next section: Instructions on how to install
- callback.
-
-
- Instructions on how to install callback
- ---------------------------------------
-
- 0. Either you agree with the predefined paths, or you have recompiled the
- software yourself. In any case: the binaries are now assumed present in
- cb/, login/ and mgetty/.
-
-
- 1. become root
-
-
- 2. make a directory /conf/callback (or make your BASE_PATH, if you
- changed the default in configure.h), accessible for root only.
-
-
- 3. If callback is used in the dial-in mode, it can be used to control
- your modem. If callback is used in the callback mode it can also
- be used to perform callbacks.
-
- If you want to use callback in the dial-in mode, do:
-
- build install dialin
- cp examples/dialin.setup /etc/callback.setup
-
- Otherwise, you want to use callback in the callback mode. Then do:
-
- build install callback
- cp examples/callback.setup /etc/callback.setup
-
- NOTE: /etc/callback.setup may be another file or in another location
- if you altered the default settings in configure.h.
-
-
- 4. Create a symlink from your path to the CALLACKDIR/cb program, e.g.,
-
- ln -s /conf/callback/cb /sbin/cb
-
-
- 5. When using the tcsh, do: rehash.
-
-
- 6. Copy files from ./examples/ to your CALLBACKDIR, e.g.,:
-
- cp callback.iss *.ttyS2 /conf/callback
-
-
- 7. If you use modemline ttyS1 and/or ttyS3, change the extensions of the
- *.ttyS2 files so as to reflect your (extra) modemline(s). If you use
- multiple modem lines, make sure you have a set of files for each
- modemline, e.g.,
- *.ttyS1 if you use modemline ttyS1,
- *.ttyS2 if you use modemline ttyS2,
- *.ttyS3 if you use modemline ttyS3.
-
-
- 8. Make a symbolic link for each modemline you're using to the mgetty
- program used to listen to the modem(s). E.g., do
-
- ln -s /sbin/mgetty /sbin/modem.ttyS2
-
-
- 9. Adapt inittab to reflect the situation at your system,
- see the inittab example in the examples/ subdirectory,
- and read the file callback.doc for more information.
-
-
- 10. Edit /etc/callback.setup to suit your system and callbackmode,
-
-
- 11. Do
- chmod 600 /etc/callback.setup
-
-
- 12. Do
- 'cb init'
-
- to restart init. This loads the enable-files. The modem.ttyS?
- processes should appear in your ps-list. They should go to sleep
- shortly thereafter.
-
- 13. Done.
-
- Use cb to control your modem. If you used 'mode: calback', you
- should be able to accept callback-requests from selected users,
- as defined in your callback.setup file.
-
- Also, make sure that the registersetings of your modem is ok. Some
- examples are given in the file 'callback.doc'
-