reo@ihlpl.ATT.COM (Obrien) (07/15/88)
I am running 386 Unix System V Release 3.1 with Simultask 386 on my 6386.
I can remotely log into my 6386; however, I can not "cu" or "uucp" out.
(I have uugetty running.) Below are my system communications files,
and the response I get when I try to cu out.
My Systems, Devices, and Dialers:
Systems:
--------
mvuxn Any;5 DK,g 9600 uxn "" \d\r\c in:--in: nuucp word: PASSWORD
(the system password went where PASSWORD is listed)
Devices:
--------
DK tty00,M - Any twoway - datakit \D
Direct tty00,M - Any twoway - datakit \D
DK DK 0 Any DK \D
Dialers:
--------
direct
twoway "" "" \M\d\r\d\r\d\m
datakit "" ""\M\r\d\r\d\r TION:--TION: \m\D "" \d\d\r
I set up the system by going thru the adm/peripherals setup
menu and went thru the serial port setup and set the device type to
computer. When I then try to call up another machine, I received the
following message:
CLOCAL clear
gdial(datkit) called
expect: (""\M^M\d^M\d^M)
^M^J^M^JDESTINATION:
I am not able to enter anything at this point; in my systems file there is
a line that should connect directly to the other machine, but this does not
happen. HELP! What am I doing wrong! Thanks in advance.
Bob O'Brien for
Greg Furman (8-245-4679, mvuxn!gdf)rwhite@nusdhub.UUCP (Robert C. White Jr.) (07/21/88)
in article <5860@ihlpl.ATT.COM>, reo@ihlpl.ATT.COM (Obrien) says:
-> Xref: nusdhub comp.sys.att:892 att.sys.unixpc:4
-> Systems:
-> --------
-> mvuxn Any;5 DK,g 9600 uxn "" \d\r\c in:--in: nuucp word: PASSWORD
-> (the system password went where PASSWORD is listed)
->
-> Devices:
-> --------
-> DK tty00,M - Any twoway - datakit \D
-> Direct tty00,M - Any twoway - datakit \D
-> DK DK 0 Any DK \D
->
-> Dialers:
-> --------
-> direct
-> twoway "" "" \M\d\r\d\r\d\m
-> datakit "" ""\M\r\d\r\d\r TION:--TION: \m\D "" \d\d\r
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ <<This thing is the problem...
"" \M\r\d\r\d\r <This is the solution (note the space)
-> I set up the system by going thru the adm/peripherals setup
-> menu and went thru the serial port setup and set the device type to
-> computer. When I then try to call up another machine, I received the
-> following message:
->
->
->
-> CLOCAL clear
-> gdial(datkit) called
-> expect: (""\M^M\d^M\d^M)
-> ^M^J^M^JDESTINATION:
You will note that your sustem is waiting for the string ""\M^M\d^M\d^M
instead of waiting for nothing ( via a "" ) and then sending the rest of
it.
I have noticed that several of the "sysadm" type setups on the
AT&T product line are ocassionally wrong in what they do to the
Dialers file. (my 3.1 stuff scrags the 2212 entry every time.)
going in and adding the space should make the whole thing go ok.
Rob.