N Public Message Message # 3951 *MM1 TECH Echo* To : Colin Mckay From : Warren Hrach Subject : Re: UUCP works Date : 94/04/17 12:21:03 Previous Reply is Message 3945 On Friday, April 15th, 1994 - Colin Mckay wrote: CM> You know what your tsmon problem sounds like? It sounds like you're CM> being bitten by the serial port bug in /t0. CM> Try using /t3 or /t4, and see if you have the same problem. You could CM> also try CM> running Guardian. CM> I don't think the stock TSMON logs callers. You'd have to get Carl CM> Kreider's MTSMON package. It has caller logging, as I recall. CM> @c=*X-m?zN,-f-x5**E r Colin, I posted a prev. msg. to All that explained what I found. Basically init the modem to ATQ1 (result codes off). Now it works fine with /t0, no gardian and now will try mtsmon. Also need to find out how to trip DTR to hang up the modem. As it is now the caller has to hang up. -Warren --- RiBBS v2.10 * Origin: Ocean Beach BBS 619-224-4878 MM1 TECH moderator (1:202/343) Public Message (Rec) Message # 3953 *MM1 TECH Echo* To : Alan Weston From : James Jones Subject : dial.sys contents Date : 94/04/17 12:59:11 Next Reply is Message 4070 OK...here's my dial.sys file (aside from my putting a space at the beginning of each line, to try to avoid RiBBS reformatting it): Ocean Beach (14.4K);16192244878;DT*70,;38400;8N1;YES Delphi (2400);2886206;DT*70,;38400;8N1;YES Delphi (9600);2884626;DT*70,;38400;8N1;YES ACS Inc. BBS;14046362991;DT*70,;38400;8N1;YES (There are another couple of lines, but this should give you the idea.) I say they're all 38400 bps because the modem is set up to always communicate with me at 38.4 no matter what the far end uses, and the *70, is there to kill call waiting. With this setup, ladial seems to pause part way through dialing a number, and then the rest of the number is echoed followed immediately by "NO DIALTONE." --- RiBBS v2.10 * Origin: Ocean Beach BBS 619-224-4878 MM1 TECH moderator (1:202/343) Public Message Message # 4060 *MM1 TECH Echo* To : James Jones From : Colin Mckay Subject : Re: Time Change Date : 94/04/18 17:01:00 JJ> What do people in the states or regions (without Daylight Savings Time) Curse the clock manufacturer twice a year, I guess! I'd imagine that they could: 1. Hunt for a new clock chip. 2. Set up a CRON entry to run a program to fix the time by an hour twice a year. 3. Manually reset the clock twice a year. TTYL. Colin. --- Maximus-CBCS v1.02 * Origin: Micro80 Computer Club of Ottawa BBS (1:163/306) Public Message Message # 4061 *MM1 TECH Echo* To : Warren Hrach From : Colin Mckay Subject : UUCP Date : 94/04/19 14:13:00 Warren, What is your non-Fido Internet address (if you have one). TTYL. Colin. cmckay@northx.isis.org --- Maximus-CBCS v1.02 * Origin: Micro80 Computer Club of Ottawa BBS (1:163/306) Public Message Message # 4070 *MM1 TECH Echo* To : James Jones From : Alan Weston Subject : Re: dial.sys contents Date : 94/04/21 10:35:55 Previous Reply is Message 3953 On Sunday, April 17th, 1994 - James Jones wrote: JJ> OK...here's my dial.sys file (aside from my putting a space at the JJ> beginning of each line, to try to avoid RiBBS reformatting it): JJ> Ocean Beach (14.4K);16192244878;DT*70,;38400;8N1;YES JJ> Delphi (2400);2886206;DT*70,;38400;8N1;YES JJ> Delphi (9600);2884626;DT*70,;38400;8N1;YES JJ> ACS Inc. BBS;14046362991;DT*70,;38400;8N1;YES JJ> (There are another couple of lines, but this should give you the JJ> idea.) I say they're all 38400 bps because the modem is set up to JJ> always communicate with me at 38.4 no matter what the far end uses, JJ> and the *70, is there to kill call waiting. With this setup, ladial JJ> seems to pause part way through dialing a number, and then the rest JJ> of the number is echoed followed immediately by "NO DIALTONE." JJ> --- RiBBS v2.10 Okay, I'll look into it and see what I can do. Thanks Alan --- RiBBS v2.10 * Origin: Ocean Beach BBS 619-224-4878 MM1 TECH moderator (1:202/343)