dave@well.UUCP (Dave Hughes) (01/07/89)
I have a simple (to most of you here) problem that the solution I was given that works with other flavors of unix, doesn't seem to for Xenix 386 2.2.2 uucp. One uucp neighbor I am trying to connect to at 1200 baud, had a 2400 baud modem that requires a c/r or two to set it to 1200 and present login. I tried to add the following to the L.sys login routine for that site' "" \d\d\d \r ogin:-@-ogin: uucp word: thepassword ' where the \r is supposed to send a c/r to his modem, but does not seem to under this flavor of uucp. WHat else can I try there - or by modification of the dialer? Dave Hughes hplabs!well!dave
edf@rocky2.rockefeller.edu (David MacKenzie) (01/09/89)
In article <10265@well.UUCP> dave@well.UUCP (Dave Hughes) writes: >where the \r is supposed to send a c/r to his modem, but does not seem >to under this flavor of uucp. > WHat else can I try there - or by modification of the dialer? We're not running Xenix, but our version of uucico doesn't support '\r' either. The solution we use is to just insert actual Ctrl-M's in the L.sys file (in vi, for example, you can do this by typing 'Ctrl-VCtrl-M' in insert mode). ----- David MacKenzie Environmental Defense Fund edf@rocky2.rockefeller.edu (...rutgers!cmcl2!rocky2!edf)
john@jetson.UPMA.MD.US (John Owens) (01/11/89)
The uucico that comes with 2.2 doesn't recognize \d, \r, and such. Call SCO and ask for the "Telebit support diskette" (even if you don't have a telebit); the uucico on the diskette supports all these things. -- John Owens john@jetson.UPMA.MD.US uunet!jetson!john +1 301 249 6000 john%jetson.uucp@uunet.uu.net
billp@scr1.UUCP (01/11/89)
In article <240@rocky8.rockefeller.edu>, edf@rocky2.rockefeller.edu.UUCP writes: > In article <10265@well.UUCP> dave@well.UUCP (Dave Hughes) writes: > >where the \r is supposed to send a c/r to his modem, but does not seem > >to under this flavor of uucp. > > WHat else can I try there - or by modification of the dialer? My question is -- how do you put in delays. (We've got a very annoying Micom here. -- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Bill Pechter, 103 Governors Road, Lakewood New Jersey 08701 Concurrent Computer (201)870-4780 / (201) 370-0709 Evenings EST
news@brian386.UUCP (Wm. Brian McCane) (01/18/89)
In article <10265@well.UUCP> dave@well.UUCP (Dave Hughes) writes: > > I have a simple (to most of you here) problem that the solution I was >given that works with other flavors of unix, doesn't seem to for >Xenix 386 2.2.2 uucp. > One uucp neighbor I am trying to connect to at 1200 baud, had a 2400 >baud modem that requires a c/r or two to set it to 1200 and >present login. I tried to add the following to the L.sys login >routine for that site' "" \d\d\d \r ogin:-@-ogin: uucp word: thepassword ' ^^^^^^^^^^^^ >where the \r is supposed to send a c/r to his modem, but does not seem >to under this flavor of uucp. I think this should fix your problem, except I need to know if that is exactly what you used. It should be somthing like: <phone_number> "" \d\d\d\r\d\d\r ogin:-@-ogin: uucp word: passwd Note there are no spaces in the \d's and \r's. If you used what you typed above, then you system expected nothing, waited app. 6 secs, and then expected a carriage return. If this doesn't work, you might try a \c after each \r, I can't remember if that is necessary or not. brian