#AmiTCP don't connect
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Jim,
Since CompuServe uses 7E1 by default, what you saw looked like garbage.
However, there's a little trick to get CompuServe to keep the parity to zero,
which is basically the same as 8N1. Simply modify your script to do the
following after you get the CONNECT message:
DELAY 25 SEND "" DELAY 50 SEND "+" WAIT "Name:" SEND "+CIS" WAIT "ID:" SEND
"+73641.360/GO:PPPCONNECT\<insert password here>" DELAY "300"
Unless you have set your 'first service at logon' in GO TERMINAL to anything
other than MAIN, which is the default, the line that sends your ID and password
in the above script, will take you directly to the PPP connect page. This way
you don't have to bother waiting for a '!' prompt.
— Quinten
Quinten,
OOOOPS. You replied to the wrong person. But I don't mind. I get excited when
my screen turns RED! <vbg>
Jim
Jaywal Productions, Inc.
Jim,
Remind me not to send replies when I'm half asleep and have a purring cat in my
lap, who keeps biting me when I stop petting him.
— Quinten
Quinten,
Thanks for turning my screen red again!
>>Remind me not to send replies when I'm half asleep and have a purring cat
>>in my lap, who keeps biting me when I stop petting him.
My ex was like that! <vbg>
P.S. Don't turn my screen red again. I'm gone for a month!
Jim
Jaywal Productions, Inc.
Ok Quinten, I tried entering the commands you suggested after the CONNECT
message (and made sure I save the changed DIALER in the dozen pla places it
exists) and I still get the garbled screen.
So the question now is: What next?
[A
I've gone over the whole PPP config and it looks like it's like it's
documented.
..and when do I bring up AMosaic?
Signed: FRUSTRATED & Ready to by an OS/2 machine…
(p.s. any further hints about what I may not have set up properly will be
welcomed)