[comp.sys.atari.st] 1stw2ps and uniterm macros

landay@cory.Berkeley.EDU (James A. Landay) (02/21/88)

1. Did anyone get 1stw2ps to de-arc ok?  I kept getting CRC errors.
   Could someone please send me a working version.  Thanks.

2. Does anyone have a good understanding of how Uniterm macros work.  I
   have the following macro file that is supposed to execute when I dial
   up a 4.3 BSD system, but it just doesn't work.  Anyone  have a similar
   macro that works then could send me?


%ECHO (10)  %ECHO (13)
%ECHO (10)  %ECHO (13)  
%GET ('Request:', 5)
%SEND ('cory')
%ECHO (10)  %ECHO (13)
%GET ('login:', 5)
%SEND ('landay')
%ECHO (10)  %ECHO (13)
%GET ('password:', 5)
...
James A. Landay

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ljdickey@water.waterloo.edu (Lee Dickey) (02/25/88)

In article <903@pasteur.Berkeley.Edu> landay@cory.Berkeley.EDU (James A. Landay) writes:
>1. Did anyone get 1stw2ps to de-arc ok?  I kept getting CRC errors.
>   Could someone please send me a working version.  Thanks.

I had trouble too.
I uudecoded the thing, and tried ARC v on it, I got:


Name          Length    Stowage    SF   Size now  Date       Time    CRC
============  ========  ========  ====  ========  =========  ======  ====
1STW2PS.HEX       1554  Crunched   68%       501   4 Feb 88  11:19p  03ed
1STW2PS.INI       7264  Crunched   47%      3885   4 Feb 88  11:03p  e0fb
1STW2PS.MAN       5108  Crunched   43%      2918   4 Feb 88  11:20p  4b17
1STW2PS.PRG      59996  Crunched   36%     38558   5 Feb 88   7:44p  a779
An entry in 1STW2PS.ARC has a bad header.
  32 bytes skipped.
1STW2PS.RSC       7986  Crunched   50%      4029   4 Feb 88  11:30p  f85f
        ====  ========            ====  ========
Total      5     81908             40%     49891  

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martin@lakesys.UUCP (Martin Wiedmeyer) (02/26/88)

In article <1430@water.waterloo.edu> ljdickey@water.waterloo.edu (Lee Dickey) writes:
>In article <903@pasteur.Berkeley.Edu> landay@cory.Berkeley.EDU (James A. Landay) writes:
>>1. Did anyone get 1stw2ps to de-arc ok?  I kept getting CRC errors.
>>   Could someone please send me a working version.  Thanks.
>
>I had trouble too.
>I uudecoded the thing, and tried ARC v on it, I got:
>[results of arc v deleted except for error message, seen below]
>An entry in 1STW2PS.ARC has a bad header.
>  32 bytes skipped.

	It worked out just fine for me. I used Dumas' uud and got the
following result with arc v:

Name          Length    Stowage    SF   Size now  Date       Time    CRC
============  ========  ========  ====  ========  =========  ======  ====
1STW2PS.HEX       1554  Crunched   68%       501   4 Feb 88  11:23p  03ed
1STW2PS.INI       7264  Crunched   47%      3885   4 Feb 88  11:03p  e0fb
1STW2PS.MAN       5108  Crunched   43%      2918   4 Feb 88  11:20p  4b17
1STW2PS.PRG      59996  Crunched   36%     38590   5 Feb 88   7:44p  a779
1STW2PS.RSC       7986  Crunched   50%      4029   4 Feb 88  11:30p  f85f
        ====  ========            ====  ========
Total      5     81908             40%     49923  

	I'll email my file to you, if you'd like.

	Marty Wiedmeyer
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poole@forty2.UUCP (Simon Poole) (02/26/88)

In article <903@pasteur.Berkeley.Edu> landay@cory.Berkeley.EDU (James A. Landay) writes:
.....
>2. Does anyone have a good understanding of how Uniterm macros work.  
Yes I do....
>   have the following macro file that is supposed to execute when I dial
>   up a 4.3 BSD system, but it just doesn't work.  Anyone  have a similar
>   macro that works then could send me?
>
>
>%ECHO (10)  %ECHO (13)
%ECHO just echos echos echos echos echos echos echos echos.......
use %SEND(10) %SEND(13) instead (both %ECHO and %SEND work for a single
numeric value or for a string).

                          Simon Poole
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