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From: "Baus" <baus@wolfenet.com>
Subject: Problem with a script
Date: Fri, 15 Jan 1999 09:18:25 -0800
Organization: Baus & Associates
Message-ID: <77nt11$s9h$1@sparky.wolfe.net>
To: kermit.misc@mailrelay2.cc.columbia.edu
I am attempting to run the following script, blatanly stolen from my Using
MS-DOS book for 3.11 although I am probably actually using 2.32. I think
because of memory issues. The problem is in the initial attempt to connect,
seconds after the receiving PC answers, the PC running the script thinks it
failed and goes to the redial loop. It does connect on the first redial
attemp.
Any thoughts?
Steve
set port 2
set speed 9600
set input timeout proceed
output ATZ\13
input 2 OK
if fail goto mstop
set count 5
set input echo on
pause 3
goto dial
:REDIAL
echo redialing...
:DIAL
output ATDT9230822\13
pause 10
input 45 \10
input 5 \10
if success goto gotmsg
hangup
goto again
:GOTMSG
reinput 2 CONNECT
if success goto transfile
hangup
pause 10
:AGAIN
if count goto redial
goto mstop
:TRANSFILE
GET \dds\2MIDL\transmit\*.*
Get \dds\transmit\*.*
S adjusts.dbf
Get \dds\version.dbf
:mstop
hangup
quit