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From: randy@wlcrjs.UUCP (Randy Suess)
Newsgroups: net.bugs.uucp
Subject: Re: Need help with XENIX UUCP L.sys
Message-ID: <426@wlcrjs.UUCP>
Date: Thu, 29-Nov-84 00:02:38 EST
Article-I.D.: wlcrjs.426
Posted: Thu Nov 29 00:02:38 1984
Date-Received: Thu, 29-Nov-84 06:23:40 EST
References: <3034@sri-tsc.UUCP> <2413@ucla-cs.ARPA>
Reply-To: randy@wlcrjs.UUCP (Randy Suess)
Organization: chi-net, Public Access UN*X, Chicago IL
Lines: 30
Summary: 

>In article <3034@sri-tsc.UUCP> dan@sri-tsc.UUCP (Dan Chernikoff) writes:
>>I am trying to set up a Radio Shack TRS80 Model 16 running XENIX to dial out
>>Specifically, how do you send a newline/carriage return in the expect-reply
>>section of the L.sys line, and how do you indicate delays?  I've tried "\r",
>>"\n", "\d", and lots of other things and none of them work.  Any suggestions
>>would be greatly appreciated!
>>
>>	-Dan Chernikoff
>>	{hplabs,sun,cmcl2,fortune}!sri-tsc!dan
>>	dan@sri-tsc
>
	I run a Public Access Xenix system in Chicago, and have mucked about
extensively with uucp.  I have both Hayes modems and UDS modems for dial in
and out.  The trick I found is to embed a ^M into the sequence using the
^V mode of vi.  An example for a DCHAYES is:

wlcrjs Any com1 1200 com1 x-ATDT5551212^M-login:-^M-login: uucp ssword: foo

the 'x-' fools uucico into expecting an 'x' and when it doesn't find it, it
sends the Hayes dial string. The multiple -login:-^M's act as a delay till
the other system answers.
	This works on a Altos 586 running System III, Version 7, a IBM PC
running Venix86 and a Sritek add on 68000 board (With the *WORST* version of 
Xenix I have ever seen)

If *only* I had known...
Randy Suess
Chi-Net - Public Access UN*X 
(312) 545 7535 (h) (312) 283 0559 (system)
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