waiting for ``speed''

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Hi,

Michael Talbot-Wilson wrote:
> Hi.  I have tried 0.99 but found that it looks for this word.  

Which word? "CONNECT"?

> The modem,
> when connecting, issues messages about "CARRIER", "PROTOCOL" and so forth
> (and presumably, though I don't remember it, "speed"), 

No. "speed" is a key word from mgetty.config. Unless someone misconfigured
"answer-chat", mgetty should *never* wait for "speed".

> and at the very
> end, "CONNECT".  In 0.98 with this modem it often fails to find "CONNECT"
> and times out, so I disabled everything but the "CONNECT" message. 

Does it fail to find "CONNECT" or fail to find "speed"? You're somewhat
unprecise here. CONNECT should always be seen, "speed" never.

> I am content to put the speed in /usr/local/etc/mgetty.config and would
> like to disable the wait for it in the chat, but I can't see how to do it. 

In the chat, there is no waiting for "speed", unless you've configured it
to. It will wait for "CONNECT".

> Also, it was compiled with -DAUTO_PPP but I can't see "key='AutoPPP'" in 
> the log file.  Should it be there?

Yes. Do you have it enabled in "login.config"?

> (In the example below I typed in "speed" to get a login.  It is
> FreeBSD 2.1.  DEFAULT_MODEMTYPE = "data".)

Weird. Could you send me a log file with "mgetty -x9"? This will show me
the actual configuration as well.

[..]
> 01/26 04:47:23 yd9  waiting...

Initialization just fine.

> 01/26 04:48:48 yd9    select returned 1
> 01/26 04:48:48 yd9   checking lockfiles, locking the line
> 01/26 04:48:48 yd9   makelock(ttyd9) called
> 01/26 04:48:48 yd9   do_makelock: lock='/var/spool/lock/LCK..ttyd9'
> 01/26 04:48:48 yd9   lock made
> 01/26 04:48:48 yd9  waiting for ``RING''
> 01/26 04:48:48 yd9   got: [0d]
> 01/26 04:48:48 yd9    CND: OK[0a]RING ** found **
> 01/26 04:48:48 yd9  waiting for ``RING''
> 01/26 04:48:48 yd9   got: [0d]
> 01/26 04:48:48 yd9    CND: RING[0a][0d][0a]RING ** found **
> 01/26 04:48:51 yd9  send: ATA[0d]
> 01/26 04:48:51 yd9  waiting for ``CONNECT''
> 01/26 04:48:51 yd9   got: [0d]
> 01/26 04:48:51 yd9    CND: RING[0a]ATA[0d]
> 01/26 04:48:51 yd9    CND: ATA[0d][0a]CONNECT ** found **

Answering and CONNECT just fine.

> 01/26 04:49:04 yd9  send: 
> 01/26 04:49:04 yd9  waiting for ``speed''

This is nonsense. Someone completely misconfigured your mgetty.

> 01/26 04:49:04 yd9   got:  57600[0d]
> 01/26 04:49:04 yd9    CND: CONNECT 57600
> 01/26 04:49:04 yd9    CND: found: 57600[0d][0d][0d][0d][0a]speed ** found **
> 01/26 04:49:59 yd9  send: llDate[0d]
> 01/26 04:49:59 yd9   waiting for line to clear (VTIME), read: [0d]
> 01/26 04:50:00 yd9   utmp + wtmp entry made
> 01/26 04:50:00 yd9   getlogname, read:mike[0d]
> 01/26 04:50:13 yd9   input finished with '\r', setting ICRNL ONLCR
> 01/26 04:50:13 yd9    login: use login config file /usr/local/etc/mgetty+sendfax/login.config
> 01/26 04:50:13 yd9   match: user='mike', key='U*'
> 01/26 04:50:13 yd9   match: user='mike', key='/FIDO/'
> 01/26 04:50:13 yd9   match: user='mike', key='*'*** hit!

You just copied "login.config" without looking at it. "AutoPPP" is
disabled by default.

gert

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