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From: Jonathon Doran <doranj@Colorado.EDU>
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In-Reply-To: <199906270432.VAA24651@athena.tera.com> from "Gary Kline" at Jun 26, 99 09:32:55 pm
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>    and reach work.  But tip/cu still continue to fail.  tip bombs with
>    a ``can't synchronize with zoom'' or something very similar.  cu -d
>    follows it's own built-in chat evidently, ignoring what I have set
>    up in /etc/uucp/*.

I'll warn you that its been a while (10 years?) since I've setup tip, and
a lot has changed.  But there are a set of files /etc/remote /etc/modems
and /etc/phones which need to be customized.  In particular /etc/modems
is probably whats doing weird stuff to you.

Have you looked at these?  If so, what is the entry in /etc/modems
for your modem?  Perhaps that'll give me a clue.

ppp is a breeze compared with tip/cu (IMHO)

Jon Doran


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