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[Lee Forrest <lforrestster AT gmail.com>]

On Thu, Dec 21, 2006 at 02:44:20PM +1300, 3aoo-cvfd AT dea.spamcon.org wrote:
> Lee Forrest wrote:
> >
> > 38:00.812 Send:  "ATZW2\r"
> > 38:01.410 Recv:  "ATZW2"
> > 38:01.910 Skip:  "ATZW2\r\r\n"
> > 38:02.410 Recv:  "OK\r\n"
> > 38:02.410 Send:  "at&d3\r"
> > 38:02.510 Skip:  "at&d3\r\r\n"
> 
> What's the &d3 doing in there?

eznet put that there

> It resets modem after DTR toggle.

I'll look that up. But I don't know how
to remove the string.

> 
> > 0 debug yes
> 
> Why add this line ?

To see what's going on.

> 
> > 0 dialtimeout 10  
> 
> Why add this line ?

A mistake. I misread the manpage.
It doesn't make any difference, one way or the other,
with respect to my current problem. I tried it both
ways: With and without.

> > 0 init0 ATZW2 
> 
> Why did you change init1 to init0 ?

That's an added string on the commandline:

eznet change simple init0=...

Because that's the init string I use with that modem.

>  I specified init1
> for a reason.  Actually, the whole line is superfluous
> --  it is not needed for your modem.  eznet does an 
> automatic ATZ.  All W2 does is report DCE.  Please 
> remove entire line to keep debugging simple.

Okay. It's probably what screwed up the other init string.

> 
> > 0 service simple
> 
> Why add this line ?

eznet did that. It's the name of the account.

> > 0 user leeforrest AT simple.net
> 
> Is that your actual login name?  

Yes.

> Must you include @simple.net when you log in?

> > Anyone have any ideas?
> 
> For starters, I would expect an experienced hacker like
> you to know that when you ask someone to help you debug 
> a problem, you must give them the *exact* config that 
> caused the problem.

I did.

> 
> Where is the baud line?

It's on the commandline reported by 'eznet log' in my
other post. The default:

/usr/sbin/pppd /dev/modem 115200 connect '/usr/bin/eznet chat 0' defaultroute 
l
ock modem mtu 552 mru 552 debug crtscts -detach idle 300 user 
leeforrest@simple
.net remotename simple

> Where is the tty line?

I have /dev/ttyS4 symlinked to /dev/modem, which is what eznet uses
by default.

> 
> The extra lines (unneeded) which you added make debugging 
> more difficult.  Please remove and try again.

Will do. Will follow the instructions above, explicit and implied.

0 baud 115200
0 tty /dev/ttyS4
0 debug yes
0 password xxxxxxx
0 phone xxxxxxx
0 user leeforrest AT simple.net

I'm off to BL-Land now. 

Thanks much,

Lee