CompuServe Thread

#INTERNET

5 messages in this thread
#208326From: Dom HoganAug 15, 1995 4:59 AM
Norm, <<Just continue to wait, after a few seconds another small window will open that says "Complete". After this window appears, start AMosiac.>> Thanks for the reply, but it just doesn't work! I am finding that *nothing* happens after the dialup window disappears & I've left it for over 10 minutes. The "PPP failed" message now seems to occur only after I've turned the modem off. Oh well, this is one fly not caught in a web :-). -Cheers- Dom Sydney, Oz.
#208444From: Norman AustinAug 15, 1995 8:22 PM
Dom, I had a problem for a couple of weeks that I could not solve, so I deleted everything that had to do with AmiTCP, PPP, and AMosiac. Having done that, I followed the instructions in Intercis.lha, and have been surfing up my phone bill ever since. Come on in, the surfing is fine, but don't forget your wallet. Regards, Norman Austin 70743,1535
#208651From: Dom HoganAug 17, 1995 5:25 AM
Norm, <<Come on in, the surfing is fine, but don't forget your wallet.>> Heh heh. It's a worry, especially here in Australia where it's even more expensive. However, since I can't get connected at present I'll just think of it as saving $$$ :-). But I want in <g>. -Cheers- Dom Sydney, Oz.
#208446From: John T AbneyAug 15, 1995 8:34 PM
Dom, Like you I had problems getting InterCIS to work. Chris, the author, <strongly> suggests the use of an absolutely <stock> WorkBench. I thought I had commented-out anything in my Startup-Sequence and User-Startup which could even <remotely> impact getting AmiTCP & PPP to work. However, I had moved some seldom-used files to another partition. Chris suggested typing "EXECUTE AmiTCP:bin/startinternet" in a CLI, which allowed the requester to appear on screen with its complaint that a given program couldn't be found. A few minutes file hunting with DOpus and I was connected on the Internet. Chris has updated the documentation to include this tip and several others. The latest docs can be found in "InterInstal.lha." Good luck getting on the Internet. Chris's program was a real help to me, and it looks as if it's getting to be even more useful. -John "…there is no such thing as a bad tube amp"
#208652From: Dom HoganAug 17, 1995 5:25 AM
John, <<Like you I had problems getting InterCIS to work…>> Thanks for the encouragement. I tried the execute amitcp bit & my startup script is original but nothing happens. The dialup script gets to send user i.d. & then disappears. Strange characters like binary also show up. The shell just sits there & I wait & wait :-). I sure hope I'm not connected in the paying sense! I guess that I will get there eventually. Thanks again. -Cheers- Dom Sydney, Oz.