hb@vpnet.UUCP (hank barta) (02/01/90)
SCO UNIX V/386 has a command that will call back called "ct". I would guess that this command is also available under XENIX. Hank
perry@bluemtn.uucp (Perry Minyard (3MTA3)) (02/02/90)
In article <13647@cit-vax.Caltech.Edu> citron@cit-vax.UUCP (Mark C. Citron) writes: >I realize this topic was covered a month or so ago, and I apologize for >not paying closer attention. Is there a way to dialup, hangup and get the >modem to call you back so you can login without initiating the phone call??? >I am looking for a solution that works under Xenix/386. > >Thanks for any help anyone can provide. >Mark Citron Mark- The command you are looking for is "ct". It will spawn a getty to a remote terminal. Try: nohup ct -s(speed) -w3 phone# & That will spawn a process that will attempt to call phone# at baudrate "speed" and will wait up to 3 minutes before giving up. It will retry on 1 minute intervals. Once connected it will spawn a getty. -PM
mikej@lilink.lilink.com (Michael R. Johnston) (02/02/90)
In article <13647@cit-vax.Caltech.Edu> citron@cit-vax.UUCP (Mark C. Citron) writes: >>I realize this topic was covered a month or so ago, and I apologize for >>not paying closer attention. Is there a way to dialup, hangup and get the >>modem to call you back so you can login without initiating the phone call??? >>I am looking for a solution that works under Xenix/386. Read the manual page on ct(1). This program will call you and spawn a getty once the connection is made. -- Michael R. Johnston mikej@lilink.com Lilink Communications rutgers!lilink!mikej "Affordable Unix Solutions" (516) 285-4148