Path: utzoo!mnetor!uunet!nuchat!steve
From: steve@nuchat.UUCP (Steve Nuchia)
Newsgroups: comp.unix.microport
Subject: Re: Is there a "dialinfo" that supports extended result codes?
Message-ID: <713@nuchat.UUCP>
Date: 2 Mar 88 00:13:23 GMT
References: <1504@sugar.UUCP>
Organization: Public Access - Houston, Tx
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From article <1504@sugar.UUCP>, by karl@sugar.UUCP (Karl Lehenbauer):
> Has somebody modified the dialinfo file in /usr/lib/uucp to accept the
> extended result codes many of the Hayes-compatible modems such as "BUSY"
> and "NO DIAL TONE"?  The advantage of using the BUSY string is that

Yep - and it wasn't easy without those @#$%^&*( documents, either!

Here's my generic hays-compatible entry.  works fairly well,
though I don't doubt that someone with documentation (or source)
could tune it up a bit.  Note that my modems are silent by
default because they are both bidirectional.

Now, has anyone figured out how to have different dialer
scripts for different hosts on the same line?  I'd like to
be able to use the more powerful dialinfo language to drive
PCP calls but i can't figure a way without dedicating a line
to the job.


#	Hayes modem dialer.
#		Steve Nuchia, steve@nuchat

hayes,
	star=*, pound=#, flash=H0\,H1,
	delay=\,, wait=\,, retry=20,
	s0=P1 M"AT\r" [foobar]4 [OK]1 S2 T1,
	s1=M"ATV1Q0S7=20\r" [OK]2 S2 T4,
	s2=M"ATDT%N\r" [CONNECT]10 [NO CARRIER]3 [BUSY]5 S60 T3,
	s3=E"no answer ..." D1 R3 G-,
	s4=E"no modem response ..." D1 R10 G1,
	s5=E"line busy" D1 R3 G-,
	s10=C1 G+,


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