Sorry for taking so long to follow up on everyone's
prompt replies! Basically, I think I've misinterpreted
the situation. I can get on Telysis without any script
at all. The promblem appears to be with the DNS
servers, not the logon. Once I logon I can only go to
www.utexas.edu. All other sites come up blank. On top
of that, the UT site loads extremely slowly, which, I
think, has something to do with the routing. Any case,
I'll be studying up on the other, non-KPPP, programs
so I can better utilize the scripts on the site. You'd
think UT would have some official documentation on the
issue . . . perhaps somebody is benefiting from this ?
($$$)
Thanks for the feedback!
--- Jonathan Arehart <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Thu, Aug 24, 2000 at 12:54:06PM -0700, Ivan Stout
> wrote:
> :
> : I've tried a couple of different things in order
> to get onto Telesys
> : through Linux and the most promising came from a
> recent post of a dialup
> : script:
> :
> : expect "name:"
> : send "[myifaccount]"
> : expect "word:"
> : send "[mypassword]"
> : expect ">"
> : send "ppp negotiate"
> : expect "~--"
> :
> : Everything appeared to work perfect from the Kppp
> log up to the last
> : expect "~--". At that part of the dial-up log
> there was a long string of
> : characters. I guess the "~--" sequence of
> characters never came up so
> : the log on timed out. I'm guessing if I fix this
> part of the script then
> : all will should go well. I just have no idea where
> to start since these
> : characters make little sense to me. Any clues?
>
> Several years ago when I last used Telesys, my login
> script was:
>
> ABORT BUSY
> ABORT NO
> '' '\n\n'
> '' ATZ
> OK ats11=50l1
> OK atdt*70,,475-9996
> ername: [mytelesysid]
> ssword: \q[mytelesyspassword]\q
> > 'terminal download'
> > 'ppp default'
>
> I had configured pppd and chat by hand, since I
> wasn't using KDE. This
> format has the expect as the first portion of the
> line and the send as the
> second. I've not used Telesys in a while, and
> therefore don't know if
> they've changed things enough that this login script
> would no longer work,
> but I had good luck with it. As far as I know, the
> dialup server and pppd
> begin the ppp negotiation after my script gives the
> 'ppp default' command,
> so another expect line wasn't needed. Does simply
> removing 'expect "~--"'
> from your script work?
>
> HTH,
>
> Jonathan Arehart
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
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