Re: HELP. My chat script doesn't work.

Jens K. Olsen writes: > Oh, I am sorry. I am not sending the string HOSTNAME. I edited the copies > of my /var/log/ppp.log and /etc/chatscripts/provider. I substituted the > actual phone number, host name, login, and password with PHONENUMBER, > HOSTNAME, LOGIN, and PASSWORD. I don't want to put th

Re: HELP. My chat script doesn't work.

John Hasler wrote: > > It looks to me as if it gets stuck on the Host Name. When it gets the > > UserID promt it sends the Host Name again > > No. That is the other end echoing the "HOSTNAME^M" you sent. It is > hanging waiting for "ser ID:" Try telling it to expect just "ID:" . Thank you

Re: HELP. My chat script doesn't work.

dyer writes: > Have you tried using 'pppconfig' command? Pppconfig is really just a special-purpose editor. It's great for ordinary ISPs, but given Compuserv's whacky special requirements he is better off just editing /etc/chatscripts/provider by hand as he has done. -- John Hasler [EMAIL PROTE

Re: HELP. My chat script doesn't work.

> It looks to me as if it gets stuck on the Host Name. When it gets the > UserID promt it sends the Host Name again No. That is the other end echoing the "HOSTNAME^M" you sent. It is hanging waiting for "ser ID:" Try telling it to expect just "ID:" . Are you sure you are supposed to send

Re: HELP. My chat script doesn't work.

"Jens K. Olsen" wrote: > I have been trying to connect to my ISP for some time but without any > luck. When I use Windows I can connect without problems. Following is > the script that works in Windows: > > ; This is a script file that demonstrates how > ; to establish a PPP connection with Compus