aberno@questor.wimsey.bc.ca (Anthony Berno) (04/19/91)
I have two little questions that I thought I would ask the world:
First, does anyone know how to make Kermit do auto-redial of a modem? This
seems really trivial in theory, as Kermit has lots of neat features, but try
as I might, I can't make the friggin' thing auto-redial to save my life!
Second, I've been using the public domain version of X, and the mouse
buttons keep changing their functions on me. At first, everything works
fine, but when I try to run xman, all hell breaks loose. The buttons swithc
around on me, and on one occasion, they stopped working entirely! Any help
would be appreciated.
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Anthony Berno (aberno@questor.wimsey.bc.ca)
The QUESTOR Project: Free Public Access to Usenet & Internet in
Vancouver, BC, Canada, at +1 604 681 0670.isbell@ucscf.UCSC.EDU (Art Isbell) (04/21/91)
In article <k8JN11w164w@questor.wimsey.bc.ca> aberno@questor.wimsey.bc.ca (Anthony Berno) writes: >I have two little questions that I thought I would ask the world: > >First, does anyone know how to make Kermit do auto-redial of a modem? This >seems really trivial in theory, as Kermit has lots of neat features, but try >as I might, I can't make the friggin' thing auto-redial to save my life! > I implement auto-redial with the following kermit-5A script in my .kermrc: define redial - :loop, - dial \%1, - if failure goto loop Then to dial <phone-number> in auto-redial mode, type (or insert within another remote-host-specific script in .kermrc) "redial <phone-number>". Should you wish to terminate the redialing before a connection is made, type the emergency escape sequence, "^C^C". -- _____ ____ Art Isbell |\ | | | | \ 315 Moon Meadow Lane NeXT Registered Developer | \ | ___ |____| | | Felton, CA isbell@ucscf.UCSC.EDU | \ | |___| | \ | | 95018-9442 (408)438-4736(B) | \| |___ | \ |___/ (408)335-1154(H)