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From: krowitz@RICHTER.MIT.EDU (David Krowitz)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apollo
Subject: Re:  Logging into Apollo via modem
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Date: 27 Jun 89 23:52:45 GMT
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Here is a command file we use to set up the SIO line characteristics
and start the SIOMONIT and SIOLOGIN programs. SIOMONIT re-creates the
SIOLOGIN program after you logout so that there will be a fresh copy
the next time you try to login.

von
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###  To startup sio server for remote logins on the modem line
###
crp -cpo -on //lyell '/com/tctl -line 1 -default -nld 0 -speed 1200 -dtr -insync -sync -echo -cvt_nl -nocts_enable -parity none -bpc 8 -stop 1'
crp -cps -on //lyell '//lyell/sys/siologin/siomonit //lyell/sys/node_data/siomonit_line1_file' -n siomonit_line1
voff



The "siomonit_file" mentioned in the script above looks something like:

-repeat /dev/sio1 -n siologin_line_1

This tells the SIOMONIT program to recreate the SIOMONIT program for
SIO line 1 each time it needs a new copy and that the name of the
process running the SIOLOGIN program (oops, I just noticed my typo --
that 2nd SIOMONIT should have read SIOLOGIN) should have the name
"siologin_line_1".  Hope this helps.


 -- David Krowitz

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