The only difference that catches my eye is that the script that works sends
a newline in response to 38400, while the one that doesn't work sends
nothing in response to CONNECT. This makes me wonder if the ISP expects an
initial character to come from the dialing host, perhaps to establish the
bps rate. That's not common here, but I remember when it was.
At 10:28 AM 4/28/99 +0100, Rogers, Paul wrote [abridged]:
>
>Ray
>Many thanks for your prompt reply. I tried as you suggested and the only
>difference between the factory setting and the setting initialised by
>minicom is that s7=50 (factory) as opposed to s7=45 (minicom).
>
>I removed the initialisation string from minicom and issued the at&f
>before trying the manual login and pppd startup. All was fine.
>
>I then changed ppp-on to the following:
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>and everything is ok from thereon in.
>
>So I assume it must be the chat script it doesn't like. What I thought
>I'd do is rebuild the old one from the new one until I find the point at
>which it chokes. I'll let you know how I get on.
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