rpinder@phad.hsc.usc.edu (Rich Pinder) (04/02/91)
(I'm sorry for the earlier version of this question - while picking up a copy
of what I had originally mailed to the sco-list, I mistakingly
'wrote-file' rather than 'wrote-region', so I put up the whole bloody
thing. Again, sorry!)
I have setup my modem line for dial in and dial out capabilities. I would
like to dial into the system from home, and using the 'at' command, tell
the system to call me back. I wrote a script using the following command:
nohup cu -9600 -lttyA8 <my phone number>
The dialing works, but instead of a login, i get some garbled characters
(which I assume are the carrier detect signals that are asking for a
login). But, I need the system to _issue_ a login. The ref book talks
about dial in/dial out lines says "when a dial out program is using the
line, the login is disabled". Is there a way to re-enable it??? (or an
alternative approach you know of??)
thanks,
Rich Pinder
USC School of Medicine
(213) 342-1640
rpinder@usc.edu
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rpinder@phad.hsc.usc.edu (Rich Pinder) writes:
Try the ct command. It's supposed to to what you want.
Regards
Ralf.
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VOICE: x49-711-713045 FAX: x49-711-713047 | ..!unido!pemcom!ralfi jimr@vpnet.chi.il.us (Jim Rendant) (04/07/91)
Try sending the modem when it calls you back some <CTRL>breaks it sounds like the connect speed and the speed at which your local modem are communicating are not in sync. GOOD LUCK Jim Rendant