Date: Thu, 23 Mar 1995 10:33:16 +0100 From: jg@euronet.nl (Jan_Guldemond) To: questions@FreeBSD.org Subject: Automating SLIP with slattach Message-ID: <199503230933.KAA16727@mail.euronet.nl>
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Hi, According to the docs I can let slattach redial when connection is lost. This looks just like what i need. But when i type: slattach -a -r 'kermit /usr/internet/scripts/kermit.dialup.dial' -s 115200 -z /dev/modem_dialup Slattach seems to call kermit quite nice (according to ps). When I redirect the kermit output (> /dev/console) I see: host# Mar 23 10:30:49 host slattach[104]: SIGHUP on /dev/modem_dialup (sl-1); running kermit /usr/internet/scripts/kermit.dialup.dial > /dev/console ?Sorry must SET LINE first verbreken telefoon-verbinding The last line is an echo-line from the kermit-scripts. It's in the middle of the script. It looks like the rest of the script is executed ok. But because of the missing SET LINE the modem doesn't responf with OK, zo the script comes into an infinte loop looking for the OK-response. The kermit scripts does begin with appr. 10 set... commands among which a 'set line'. When I execute the kermit /usr/in.... command from the prompt manualy the modem dials ok and logs in. My question is: Why isn't the kermit scripts executed completely (espacialy the beginning) when run from slattach?
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