darren@bacchus (Darren Friedlein) (06/27/88)
I replaced ph with .phclr recently and now my UNIXpc will only dial out
in pulse. (Didn't someone else have this problem recently?) Anyway --
I'd like to find out why it does this and what function(s) .phclr serves.
I want to make a replacement for ph/.phclr that will let me bind the
8 shift-funtion_keys to 8 programs (maybe /usr/local/bin/FN[1-8]) so that
I can do anything I want with the function keys. What other function do
I need to work in? Should I be running ph and *then* .phclr or just
.phclr? Thanx!
-darren
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\____/ __/ {mcnc|icus|ethos|gladys|bakerst}!bacchus!darrenford@elgar.UUCP (Mike "Ford" Ditto) (07/04/88)
In article <521@bacchus> darren@bacchus (Darren Friedlein) writes: >I replaced ph with .phclr recently and now my UNIXpc will only dial out >in pulse. I wrote a program like stty but which displays/edits the phone parameters; I run it from a script in /etc/daemons/. But a quicky solution that I used on the machines at work when I didn't have my program on the system is this: echo 'phndef+5e/W 6' | adb -w /unix /dev/kmem (or, for ph0: echo 'phndef+2c/W 6' | adb -w /unix /dev/kmem ) Create a file called /etc/daemons/dtmf (chmod +x) and put the above line(s) in it. Run it by hand if you don't feel like rebooting for it to take effect. -=] Ford [=- "Once there were parking lots, (In Real Life: Mike Ditto) now it's a peaceful oasis. ford@elgar.cts.com This was a Pizza Hut, ...!sdcsvax!crash!elgar!ford now it's all covered with daisies." -- Talking Heads
jbm@uncle.UUCP (John B. Milton) (07/10/88)
In article <203@elgar.UUCP> ford@elgar.cts.com (Mike "Ford" Ditto) writes: >In article <521@bacchus> darren@bacchus (Darren Friedlein) writes: >>I replaced ph with .phclr recently and now my UNIXpc will only dial out >>in pulse. > >I wrote a program like stty but which displays/edits the phone ... I also dumped ph. My /etc/.phinit looks like this now (ph0=voice, ph1=data) ---- /etc/.phinit ---- /etc/phupd ph0 VOICE YES NO NO /etc/phupd ph1 DATA YES NO NO cd /usr/spool/uucp lock=LCK..ph0 if [ ! -f $lock ]; then echo "\0\0\0\01" > $lock fi chown root $lock chmod 644 $lock ---------------------- There seems to be a bug in .phclr where it only looks at one .linexxx file. Hey Ford, how about posting the "phtty" program you wrote? John -- John Bly Milton IV, jbm@uncle.UUCP, n8emr!uncle!jbm@osu-cis.cis.ohio-state.edu home: (614) 294-4823, work: (614) 459-7641; CP/M to MP/M, MS-DOS to OS/2