Re:[9fans] ppp and other

Re:[9fans] ppp and other

[Andrey S. Kukhar]

good day all,
why telco fails when i type:
	telco /dev/eia1
	con -l telco!62111
with printing ``Jul 15 18:06:08 mount failed: interrupted''?
thanks,

-ask

Re: [9fans] ppp and other

[Ben]

plan9@kp.km.ua (Andrey S. Kukhar) wrote in message news:<02071518312800.00562@localhost.localdomain>...
> good day all,
> why telco fails when i type:
> 	telco /dev/eia1
> 	con -l telco!62111
> with printing ``Jul 15 18:06:08 mount failed: interrupted''?
> thanks,
> 
> -ask

I have the same problem.  I'm guessing that it's because I'm using an
older modem (Still good for faxes!) that uses 7 bits no parity and
won't accept anything else.  Same story for you?  As far as I can
tell, there's no way to set those options.  Am I wrong?  Thanks!

Ben

Re: [9fans] ppp and other

[Jack Johnson]

Ben wrote:
> plan9@kp.km.ua (Andrey S. Kukhar) wrote in message news:<02071518312800.00562@localhost.localdomain>...
>>good day all,
>>why telco fails when i type:
>>	telco /dev/eia1
>>	con -l telco!62111
>>with printing ``Jul 15 18:06:08 mount failed: interrupted''?
>
> I have the same problem.  I'm guessing that it's because I'm using an
> older modem (Still good for faxes!) that uses 7 bits no parity and
> won't accept anything else.  Same story for you?  As far as I can
> tell, there's no way to set those options.  Am I wrong?  Thanks!

I had a similar problem with PPP.

You can echo commands to /dev/eia[01]ctl to set baud rates, etc.  See
uart(3) for details.

-Jack

[9fans] drawterm-win and /mnt/term

[Jack Johnson]

Using drawterm-win, if I try to get a listing from /mnt/term:

	ls: /mnt/term: bad character in filename: #/

But, if I:

	mkdir long
	bind -bc long long
	bind -ac /mnt/term long
	lnfs long
	ls long

Everything works as planned, but I'm still uncertain about the error
message.  Does #/ signify a space in a filename, maybe?

-Jack

Re: [9fans] ppp and other

[plan9]

As for me, I'm using a new (2001) TOPIC TP560i (x)/9922S14 hardware fax
modem. If you read telco manpage, telco supported only a few types of modems,
our modems aren`t supported, maybe they can`t be compatable with the standart
Hayes command subset.

I think we need a new telephone dialer with more options/possibilities and
more well supported modems; not the kppp but better than telco.

-ask

> plan9@kp.km.ua (Andrey S. Kukhar) wrote in message
> news:<02071518312800.00562@localhost.localdomain>...
>
> > good day all,
> > why telco fails when i type:
> > 	telco /dev/eia1
> > 	con -l telco!62111
> > with printing ``Jul 15 18:06:08 mount failed: interrupted''?
> > thanks,
> >
> > -ask
>
> I have the same problem.  I'm guessing that it's because I'm using an
> older modem (Still good for faxes!) that uses 7 bits no parity and
> won't accept anything else.  Same story for you?  As far as I can
> tell, there's no way to set those options.  Am I wrong?  Thanks!
>
> Ben

Re: [9fans] ppp and other

[Russ Cox]

this is what scripts are for, admiral.

cat >/bin/ip/easyppp <<!
#!/bin/rc
exec ip/ppp `{cat $home/lib/ppp.$1}
!
chmod +x /bin/ip/easyppp

Re: [9fans] ppp and other

[Michael H.Collins]

Sounds like we have a volunteer for writing a ppp interface.  LOL

have fun.


On Mon, 15 Jul 2002 09:32:09 GMT
Ben <cellctl@lycos.com> spewed into the bitstream:

~I can tell that the Bell-Labs guys don't use PPP dialup much.  Not a
~very refined interface for PPP...(no offense intended)  Shouldn't it
~at least use a configuration file to specify phone number, username,
~password, baud rate, etc.  then one could simply use something like:
~ip/ppp <configfile> where a seperate config file could be used per
~host?  (Similar to BSD's ppp command)  It's much easier that way than
~specifying that many command switches!
~


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Re: [9fans] ppp and other

[andrey mirtchovski]

no, that'd be too simple ;)

andrey 'can't resist' mirtchovski

On Mon, 15 Jul 2002 forsyth@caldo.demon.co.uk wrote:

> why not put the parametrised ppp command line in a file and run that?
> much easier than having yet another configuration file.
> don't forget to make it mode 700 if it has got passwords in it.
>

Re: [9fans] ppp and other

[forsyth]

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why not put the parametrised ppp command line in a file and run that?
much easier than having yet another configuration file.
don't forget to make it mode 700 if it has got passwords in it.

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From: Ben <cellctl@lycos.com>
To: 9fans@cse.psu.edu
Subject: Re: [9fans] ppp and other
Date: Mon, 15 Jul 2002 09:32:09 GMT
Message-ID: <dd8c4466.0207141725.1068e27f@posting.google.com>

I can tell that the Bell-Labs guys don't use PPP dialup much.  Not a
very refined interface for PPP...(no offense intended)  Shouldn't it
at least use a configuration file to specify phone number, username,
password, baud rate, etc.  then one could simply use something like:
ip/ppp <configfile> where a seperate config file could be used per
host?  (Similar to BSD's ppp command)  It's much easier that way than
specifying that many command switches!

Re: [9fans] ppp and other

[Axel Belinfante]

I use a guide file from which I copy and paste the ppp command 
and the phone numbers that I use...
Axel.

Re: [9fans] ppp and other

[Fco.J.Ballesteros]

Why don't you just create a script to run ppp as you wish?

Re: [9fans] ppp and other

[Ben]

I can tell that the Bell-Labs guys don't use PPP dialup much.  Not a
very refined interface for PPP...(no offense intended)  Shouldn't it
at least use a configuration file to specify phone number, username,
password, baud rate, etc.  then one could simply use something like:
ip/ppp <configfile> where a seperate config file could be used per
host?  (Similar to BSD's ppp command)  It's much easier that way than
specifying that many command switches!

[9fans] ppp and other

[Andrey S. Kukhar]

where i can indicate telephone and address of ISP?

> If you need to login by hand:
>
> % ip/ppp -fub 115200 -p /dev/eia{0 or 1}
> 
> If ppp will do authentiation:
> 
> % ip/ppp -fub 115200 -p /dev/eia{0 or 1} -s <username>:<secret>

Re: [9fans] ppp and other

[Scott Schwartz]

In previous editions the telco fileserver was the nicest way to dial
the modem.   

Re: [9fans] ppp and other

[presotto]

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It gets addresses from the other end.  The telno, you have to dial yourself.
After ppp starts it takes input from the keyboard (actually stdin) until
you hit ^D.  The typical thing to do it type
	atdt<telno>^M
to get the dialer to call.  If you're real trusting, you can add
that onto the command line with the -t option.

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From: "Andrey S. Kukhar" <plan9@kp.km.ua>
To: 9fans@cse.psu.edu
Subject: [9fans] ppp and other
Date: Sun, 14 Jul 2002 20:30:03 -0400
Message-ID: <02071420283700.00539@localhost.localdomain>

where i can indicate telephone and address of ISP?

> If you need to login by hand:
>
> % ip/ppp -fub 115200 -p /dev/eia{0 or 1}
> 
> If ppp will do authentiation:
> 
> % ip/ppp -fub 115200 -p /dev/eia{0 or 1} -s <username>:<secret>

Re: [9fans] ppp and other

[presotto]

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If you need to login by hand:

% ip/ppp -fub 115200 -p /dev/eia{0 or 1}

If ppp will do authentiation:

% ip/ppp -fub 115200 -p /dev/eia{0 or 1} -s <username>:<secret>

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From: "Andrey S. Kukhar" <plan9@kp.km.ua>
To: 9fans@cse.psu.edu
Subject: [9fans] ppp and other
Date: Sat, 13 Jul 2002 21:52:06 -0400
Message-ID: <02071321520600.00595@localhost.localdomain>

hello,
I want to create and configure dial-up modem Internet connection on a  
standalone Plan 9 machine, but
ip/ppp prints: ppp: couldn't open /fd/0
what that mean? May be I fall something?
Another question: is there in Plan 9 a terminal programm?
thanks,

-ask

[9fans] ppp and other

[Andrey S. Kukhar]

hello,
I want to create and configure dial-up modem Internet connection on a  
standalone Plan 9 machine, but
ip/ppp prints: ppp: couldn't open /fd/0
what that mean? May be I fall something?
Another question: is there in Plan 9 a terminal programm?
thanks,

-ask