Herb:
You wrote:
. >
. > Arachne Dials the ISP who responds login: I reply Pvalliant. ISP
. > responds password: I enter it. ISP responds with a bunch of wierd
. > characters: I press F7. A get a message to the effect that
. > Arachne is leaving miniterm and attempting PPP. After a long
. > pause I get the PPP not found message.
Then you wrote:
. >
. > I ran into a problem trying this: I tried modifing the default
. > script by changing name: to login: This worked up to the third
. > waitfor ">".
. > What happened was login: was received and my ID was supplied;
. > password: was received and my password supplied. Then the message
. > "waiting for >" and the ISP responded a lot of gibberish and hung
. > up "NO CARRIER" after which Arachne locked up. It would not
. > respond to keystrokes CRTL C or CRTL BREAK. I had to reboot.
I don't follow the, "waiting for >" lines as you did not indicate anything
like this in describing you manual logins. I have added recommendations on
your Arachne.cfg post:
[dialer]
DialPage file:ppp_init.htm
Dialer @MINITERM.EXE>PPP.LOG
TerminalWindow @MINITERM.EXE
UseTerminal Yes <This will display your password
on the screen. Once you have debugged,
change to "No"
Port 3
Irq 4
Base 0x3e8
Mode 8N1
Speed 9600 <---Change to 115200
InitString AT&F1
DialString ATDT
PhoneNumber 6471000
Autologin No <---Change to Yes
WaitFor1 name: <---Change to ogin: Case is important!
Also make sure that there is a ":" sent
by the ISP.
Response1 \u
WaitFor2 sword:
Response2 \p
WaitFor3 > <---Leave blank unless
Response3 ppp <you really have to manually enter "PPP"
PPPusername Pvalliant
PPPpassword ******
;Port values: 0=non-standard serial (COM) port, 1-4 standard ports
;Base values: 0x??? (eg. 0x3e8) - Base and Irq are used for "Port 0"
;Mode values: databits/parity/stopbits (eg. 8N1)
Hope this helps!
Roger Turk
Tucson, Arizona
