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From: johnm@houxd.UUCP
Newsgroups: net.dcom
Subject: Using uucp with Hayes Smartmodem
Message-ID: <189@houxd.UUCP>
Date: Thu, 10-Nov-83 10:12:39 EST
Article-I.D.: houxd.189
Posted: Thu Nov 10 10:12:39 1983
Date-Received: Sat, 12-Nov-83 00:46:40 EST
Organization: Bell Labs, Holmdel NJ
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We uucp through Ven-Tels using a method suggested to us by qusavx!allan.
The idea is to set up the L-devices entry for a direct line, rather than
an ACU, and then use the L.sys file to define a dialogue which dials.

Example:

system Any cul0 1200 cul0 "" ^M  $-^M-$ k^M call:-k^M-call: 0000000^M line!^G-r^M-line!^G-r^M-line!^G-r^M-line!^G ^M ogin:-^M-ogin: uucp ssword: xxxxxx

What happens:

uucp sends			uucp expects

				""(nothing)
^M(carriage return)		$(dialer prompt)
k^M				call:(end of "Number to call:")
00000000^M(phone number)	line!^G(end of "Carrier detected...On-line!^G")
^M				ogin:(login: prompt from UNIX)
uucp				ssword:(Password: prmpt from UNIX)
xxxxxx(password)

There is also some provision for retries.  This should work with the Hayes
if the dialogue above is altered a bit.  Note some versions of uucp allow
escaped characters in the L.sys entry - \r for CR, \d for a delay, etc.
Mine didn't, so I had to embed control characters in the file.  Something
like this ought to bring up uucp for you in a hurry.

	John Montgomery
	ihnp4!houxd!johnm