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On Tue, 4 Aug 1998, hitchhiker wrote:
> first: when it asks for what the server says to me...the server gives
> me this announcement about what kind of server it is, then skips a line,
> and then says "Login:". do I need to tell the script what the server
> says about itself before the login? and is the script case sensitive.
> that is, is "Login:" different from "login:"?
You don't need to write a script that identifies the host. The script will
just wait for the login prompt & ignore everything else after the script
recognizes "CONNECT" (sent by your modem). Most scripts look for "ogin:"
before it sends the user ID. Similarly, most scripts look for "ssword:"
before sending the password.
> also, my ISP has dynamically asigned DNS computers. there are two sets
> of two each. the script asks for 1. period. how do I set this up to
> work w/ my ISP?
I might be a little off the mark here but I believe that you need to add
the secondary DNS address to /etc/resolv.conf. Is that what you are
asking?
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