irlandes
08-11-2001, 12:07 PM
I have tried to connect to my Internet server, several times in the last 18 months. The closest I came was with Caldera, possibly 1.3 on an old 486. Attglobal.net has a complex log-on set up, and I was simply unable to figure it out.
Recently, at http://help/attbusiness.net/helplib/linuxs.html they had some new info on a SLIP script that seemed it might help. So, I started to work with it
I am using an old USRobotics Sportster 28.8 Fax Modem. It works fine with Win98. Drake 8.0.
I do not even get to the complex log-on stuff. The sucker does not wait for the dial-tone. It starts going beeplety-bop-bop even if it's not connected to the phone line. If it is connected to the phone line, it doesn't dial; it just starts talking, and the phone sees the beep-bop tones as dialing, and rejects it.
For some reason, I can't find anything, or my mind is blank, on modem stuff.
Below is the script record I get when I run it. (Type script filename <enter> at the terminal prompt, and all terminal action is sent to the file filename until you type exit <enter>.) I EDITED ALL THE IRRLEVANT LINES.
So, my problem is clearly basic modem stuff, not attglobal.net. I will be in Mexico City next week, with an old Motorola modem, but each phone connection will cost me 15 cents, so I am hoping I can get it working here.
I realize it could be a bad modem. The settings for modem dip switches are printed on modem, and nothing there seems to involve this problem; also modem works on Win 98.
Any tips, or successful dip scripts for slip?
/usr/sbin/slip.dip follows.
I enable dip operation with command: dip -v /usr/sbin/slip.dip
********************************************
main:
port ttyS0
speed 38400
send terminal databits 8\n
send terminal flowcontrol rts\n
send terminal telnet-transparent\n
reset
send [AT &F &D2 &C1]\r
# I tried several combinations with no luck.
# $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
# The script record will show halt and catch fire, as described above, here.
# $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
# send ATQ0V1E1X4\r
# from man dip, like all others, starts sending modem signals before dialing and waiting for tone.
# send [AT &F E0 &C1 &D2 V1 S0=O\V1]\R
# ABOVE FROM ATTGLOBAL DIALER.LOG It didn't work either.
wait OK 10
# Please replace the [your dial number] tag with the appropriate
# local dial access number.
dial [9844105]
login:
sleep 2
send &
sleep 1
send &
sleep 1
send &
wait ==> 20
send 1.1\r
wait ==> 20
send INTERNET\r
wait ==> 20
# account userid password\r
# send [youraccount youruserid yourpassword\r
send usinet myuserid mypassword\r
# actual userid and password not here for obvious security reasons
get $locip remote 10
send \r
get $rmtip remote 10
loggedin:
get $mtu 1006
default
done:
print CONNECTED $locip ---> $rmtip
mode slip
exit
# ************************************************** **************
HERE IS SCRIPT RECORD, EDITED TO SAVE SPACE HERE:
DIP: Dialup IP Protocol Driver version 3.3.7o-uri (8 Feb 96)
Written by Fred N. van Kempen, MicroWalt Corporation.
DIP: name=root home=/tmp
host=localhost.localdomain IP=127.0.0.1
prot=SLIP MTU=296
Modem set to "HAYES".
>> main:
Got label `main' at offset 00000006
>> port ttyS0
PORT: terminal port set to "ttyS0".
DIP: tty_open: /dev/ttyS0 (4) DIP: tty_open: IBUF=1024 OBUF=1020
DIP: tty: set_speed: 38400
DIP: tty: set_databits: 8
DIP: tty: set_stopbits: 1
DIP: tty: set_parity: N
>> speed 38400
DIP: tty: set_speed: 38400
>> s
Recently, at http://help/attbusiness.net/helplib/linuxs.html they had some new info on a SLIP script that seemed it might help. So, I started to work with it
I am using an old USRobotics Sportster 28.8 Fax Modem. It works fine with Win98. Drake 8.0.
I do not even get to the complex log-on stuff. The sucker does not wait for the dial-tone. It starts going beeplety-bop-bop even if it's not connected to the phone line. If it is connected to the phone line, it doesn't dial; it just starts talking, and the phone sees the beep-bop tones as dialing, and rejects it.
For some reason, I can't find anything, or my mind is blank, on modem stuff.
Below is the script record I get when I run it. (Type script filename <enter> at the terminal prompt, and all terminal action is sent to the file filename until you type exit <enter>.) I EDITED ALL THE IRRLEVANT LINES.
So, my problem is clearly basic modem stuff, not attglobal.net. I will be in Mexico City next week, with an old Motorola modem, but each phone connection will cost me 15 cents, so I am hoping I can get it working here.
I realize it could be a bad modem. The settings for modem dip switches are printed on modem, and nothing there seems to involve this problem; also modem works on Win 98.
Any tips, or successful dip scripts for slip?
/usr/sbin/slip.dip follows.
I enable dip operation with command: dip -v /usr/sbin/slip.dip
********************************************
main:
port ttyS0
speed 38400
send terminal databits 8\n
send terminal flowcontrol rts\n
send terminal telnet-transparent\n
reset
send [AT &F &D2 &C1]\r
# I tried several combinations with no luck.
# $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
# The script record will show halt and catch fire, as described above, here.
# $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
# send ATQ0V1E1X4\r
# from man dip, like all others, starts sending modem signals before dialing and waiting for tone.
# send [AT &F E0 &C1 &D2 V1 S0=O\V1]\R
# ABOVE FROM ATTGLOBAL DIALER.LOG It didn't work either.
wait OK 10
# Please replace the [your dial number] tag with the appropriate
# local dial access number.
dial [9844105]
login:
sleep 2
send &
sleep 1
send &
sleep 1
send &
wait ==> 20
send 1.1\r
wait ==> 20
send INTERNET\r
wait ==> 20
# account userid password\r
# send [youraccount youruserid yourpassword\r
send usinet myuserid mypassword\r
# actual userid and password not here for obvious security reasons
get $locip remote 10
send \r
get $rmtip remote 10
loggedin:
get $mtu 1006
default
done:
print CONNECTED $locip ---> $rmtip
mode slip
exit
# ************************************************** **************
HERE IS SCRIPT RECORD, EDITED TO SAVE SPACE HERE:
DIP: Dialup IP Protocol Driver version 3.3.7o-uri (8 Feb 96)
Written by Fred N. van Kempen, MicroWalt Corporation.
DIP: name=root home=/tmp
host=localhost.localdomain IP=127.0.0.1
prot=SLIP MTU=296
Modem set to "HAYES".
>> main:
Got label `main' at offset 00000006
>> port ttyS0
PORT: terminal port set to "ttyS0".
DIP: tty_open: /dev/ttyS0 (4) DIP: tty_open: IBUF=1024 OBUF=1020
DIP: tty: set_speed: 38400
DIP: tty: set_databits: 8
DIP: tty: set_stopbits: 1
DIP: tty: set_parity: N
>> speed 38400
DIP: tty: set_speed: 38400
>> s