Sean Whitney wrote:
> Recently diald start failing for no reason I can understand. It does
> show some alarms but it isn't very helpful.
>
>
> Apr 9 00:03:33 feynman chat[371]: expect (ogin:)
> Apr 9 00:03:33 feynman chat[371]: 115200^M
> Apr 9 00:03:38 feynman chat[371]: ^M
> Apr 9 00:03:38 feynman chat[371]:
> Apr 9 00:03:38 feynman last message repeated 15 times
> Apr 9 00:03:38 feynman chat[371]: alarm <---What is
>this? How can I
> find out more
> Apr 9 00:03:38 feynman chat[371]: warning: alarm synchronization
> problem <---This too?
> Apr 9 00:03:38 feynman chat[371]: send (^M)
> Apr 9 00:03:38 feynman chat[371]: expect (ogin:)
> Apr 9 00:03:38 feynman chat[371]:
> Apr 9 00:03:38 feynman last message repeated 7 times
> Apr 9 00:03:38 feynman chat[371]: Portland multi TNT .114^M
> Apr 9 00:03:38 feynman chat[371]: ^M
> Apr 9 00:03:38 feynman chat[371]: ^M
> Apr 9 00:03:38 feynman chat[371]: Login:
> Apr 9 00:03:38 feynman chat[371]: -- got it
> Apr 9 00:03:38 feynman chat[371]: send (??????)
> Apr 9 00:03:38 feynman chat[371]: timeout set to 45 seconds
> Apr 9 00:03:38 feynman chat[371]: expect (assword:)
> Apr 9 00:03:38 feynman chat[371]: Failed
> Apr 9 00:03:38 feynman connect: Failed to log in
Chat displays everything received from your provider, so it seems that it is either
your provider changed something or they have a problem. Ask them about it.
BB, Arjen
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