Path: utzoo!utgpu!news-server.csri.toronto.edu!cs.utexas.edu!swrinde!ucsd!pacbell.com!att!linac!mgweed!prg From: prg@mgweed.UUCP (Gunsul) Newsgroups: comp.mail.uucp Subject: Re: usage of "ct" (BNU of UUCP) Keywords: UUCP, BNU, modem control, callback Message-ID: <8414@mgweed.UUCP> Date: 30 Jan 91 22:08:54 GMT References: <594@guug.guug.de> Organization: AT&T Montgomery Works, Montgomery, IL Lines: 45 In article <594@guug.guug.de>, greil@guug.guug.de (Anton Greil) writes: < < I want to use the program "ct" from the UUCP package for interactive callbacks. < < If I call a UNIX-host from my UNIX-PC with a modem and "cu" to order "ct" on < the host to call back my PC, then: < < 1. In which state are the PC and the modem, when the host forces its first < hangup to get the line free for the callback? < I think I have to stay in the cu session (in dial-out mode) and wait < for the dial-in of the callback. What about the handling of the control < lines, especially DCT ? < Wish I could be more help on this one... All I can tell you here is that your UNIX-PC must be sitting there like a terminal with a modem on it, ready to answer the phone when it rings, and go into a data mode.. < < 2. In BNU: < Can ct be a "service" in /usr/lib/uucp/Sysfile like cu or uucico < - if it were neccessary to give a special initialization of the < modem for ct in /usr/lib/uucp/Dialers ? < < How good is ct integrated in the UUCP package (BNU) ? < < < Who has worked with ct and can give me some hints ? < Thank you very much! < < Toni Greil, Muenchen Germany The only other problem I've had with "ct" is it appears as though you can NOT run a uugetty on the "out-bound" port of the computer that is CALLING you. The outbound port should be just that, outbound only.. Running a uugetty on this port will do STRANGE things, like drop the session shortly after you connect and hit a few returns.. With no getty, your phone should ring, you answer, the modems connect, hit return a few times and you should see a login message! -- AT&T | This space | (708)-859-4485 Phil Gunsul | intentionally | prg@mgweed.ATT.COM Montgomery, IL | left blank.. | AT&T Information Systems