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[David Moberg <davidjohnmoberg AT yahoo.com>]

> Did you first try letting eznet do it
> automatically?

Yes, but when I did, it sent those return
keys and refused to login.

>> it takes about two minutes now just to
>> init the modem.

> Are you sure this is caused by the init?

Just to make sure... you're talking about
modem initialization, right? I mean the ATZ
and other commands used by the software to
make sure that the modem works and is
plugged in.

> Perhaps it is waiting for the first
> prompt (expect1)?

I checked this by removing all the expect
and reply commands in eznet.conf. It still
resulted in that same large delay.

> Copy eznet.conf (etc.) into the message
> body. That should get through.

OK, here goes. I hope there's no message
size limit!

[eznet.conf]:

0 baud 57600
0 debug yes
0 expect1 Login:
0 expect2 Password:
0 expect3 Username:
0 expect4 Password:
0 password MyPass
0 phone 3384209
0 reply1 MyLogin%5Cr
0 reply2 MyPass%5Cr
0 reply3 MyLogin%5Cr
0 reply4 MyPass%5Cr
0 tty /dev/ttyS3
0 user MyLogin

[transcript.0 (log file of connection attempt)]

/usr/sbin/pppd /dev/ttyS3 57600 connect
'/usr/bin/eznet chat 0' defaultroute lock modem mtu
552 mru 552 debug crtscts -detach idle 300 user
MyLogin remotename x0
57:26.200 Send:  "atz\r"
57:45.780 Recv:  "atz\r"
57:55.240 Skip:  "\r\n"
57:55.790 Recv:  "OK\r\n"
57:55.790 Send:  "at&d3\r"
58:15.810 Recv:  "at&d3\r"
58:25.270 Skip:  "\r\n"
58:25.820 Recv:  "OK\r\n"
58:25.820 Send:  "atd3384209\r"
58:45.840 Recv:  "atd3384209\r"
59:05.310 Skip:  "\r\n"
59:05.860 Recv:  "CONNECT 57600\r"
59:05.860 Match: "CONNECT"
59:09.050 Send:  "\r"
59:13.010 Send:  "\r"
59:15.210 Skip:  "\n"
59:19.060 Send:  "\r"
59:23.020 Send:  "\r"
59:25.220 Skip:  "\r\n"
59:25.220 Skip:  "\n"
59:25.220 Skip:  "\n"
59:25.220 Skip:  "\n"
59:25.220 Skip:  "\n"
59:25.220 Skip:  "\n"
59:25.220 Skip:  "\n"
59:25.220 Skip:  "\n"
59:25.220 Skip:  "\n"
59:25.220 Skip:  "\n"
59:25.220 Skip:  "\n"
59:25.220 Skip:  "\n"
59:25.220 Skip:  "\n"
59:25.220 Skip:  "\n"
59:25.220 Skip:  "\n"
59:29.070 Send:  "\r"
59:33.030 Send:  "\r"
59:35.230 Skip:  "\n"
59:35.230 Skip:  "\n"
59:35.230 Skip:  "\n"
59:35.230 Skip:  "\n"
59:35.230 Skip:  "\n"
59:35.230 Skip:  "\n"
59:35.230 Skip:  "\n"
59:35.230 Skip:  "\n"
59:35.230 Skip:  "\n"
59:35.230 Skip:  "\n"
59:35.780 Recv:  "UQKT2 "
59:39.080 Recv:  "UQKT2 "
59:39.080 Fail

I'm assuming that "Send:  '\r'" means a carriage
return. Is that correct? Also, what does UQKT2 mean?

I hope this helps.

David Moberg 

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Diego Barizo wrote:
> I'm translating BL scripts to spanish, but when I try to gzip the 
> modified baslinux.gz, gzip won't take the -r nor  -recursive options.
> Should I redirect ls to gzip to do it?

I don't know if I understand properly.

Suppose you have baslinux.gz in /root

You did:
============================
gunzip baslinux.gz
insmod loop 
mount -o loop baslinux /mnt
cd /mnt
============================ 

You translated files in /mnt/bin, /mnt/etc ...
and now want to gzip baslinux image?

Do:
============================
cd /
umount /mnt
cd /root
gzip baslinux
============================

You should have now baslinux.gz


Or do you want to gzip directory with subdirectories?
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
(But it doesn't have anything with translating baslinux.gz !)
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Gzip _CAN_ compress _ONLY_ _ONE_ file.
That's why you have to use tar first.

=====================================
tar cv directory_with_subdirs > file.tar
gzip file.tar
=====================================

You should have now file.tar.gz



Chris


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