mitchell@mwunix.mitre.org (William Mitchell) (08/15/90)
Have you ever used a scripting language for telnet that resembles the kind of capability that you get using something like procomm, kermit, bitcom and a modem? I would like to use telnet to go over the ethernet to reach a modem. Once there, I would like to be able to use the modem effectively, waiting for certain character strings to appear, then sending the appropriate response. If you know of something like this, and could send even the smallest hint to me, I would be greatful. Thanks. Will Mitchell MITRE -- 7038835402
daven@svc.portal.com (08/29/90)
In article <mitchell.650690935@mwunix.mitre.org> mitchell@mwunix.mitre.org (William Mitchell) writes: >Have you ever used a scripting language for telnet that resembles the >kind of capability that you get using something like procomm, kermit, >bitcom and a modem? On the Macintosh there is at least one general purpose comm package that can do this. MicroPhone II has support for Telenet and a very extensive script- ing language. Dave Newman MicroPhone II Development Software Ventures -- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Dave Newman - Sofware Ventures | daven@svc.portal.com | AppleLink: D0025 Berkeley, CA (415) 644-3232 | AOL: MicroPhone | CIS: 76004,2161 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------