On Mon, 13 Dec 1999, Jonathan Dixon wrote:
>"CLIENT" is part of the Microsoft server chat script, required to get a ppp
>connection up and running to NT RAS. i.e. it's well above the IrCOMM level,
>so fortunately they're not doing any proprietary extensions there ;-)
>
>The following is the WinCE-equivalent script used in my Psion 5:
>
>! Generic script for direct cable connections
>! Suitable for NT RAS as supplied
>start:
>LOOP 3
> {
> SEND "CLIENT"+<0x0d>
> WAIT 10
> {
> "SERVER" success
> }
> }
> EXIT KErrTimeOut$
>
>success:
> EXIT
>
>So basically, rather the hack pppd, all that is necessary is to use a simple
>connect script to interface to this (assuming WinCE doesn't require anything
>extra). e.g. something along the lines of:
>> pppd ircomm0 115200 connect '/usr/sbin/chat "CLIENT" "SERVER"' ...
Actually,
pppd ircomm0 115200 connect "/usr/sbin/chat '' CLIENT SERVER ''"
seems more likely to work to me. (Just sticking my nose where it doesn't
belong. :)
//Peter
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