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Hi, everybody,
I 'm running Redhat 5.1 with kernel 2.0.36-7 on a Dell OptiPlex GXi PC
- an Intel 200 MHzs Pentium Box with 32MB RAM. Trying to setup a
dial-in data connection with my home PC - another Pentium
Box , using "minicom " as my dial-in communication program/package.
On the server side, Zoltrix High-Speed (14.4kbs) Fax/Modem card is
used , where on the calling side, Speed 56k flex external
modem is connected to my home PC - the client in this case.
The dial-in process is quite smooth until "mgetty" is printing out
the /etc/issue.net file, to my home PC at the moment that after the
'answer-chat ' --> "" ATA\r CONNECT \c <-- and before the '
login prompt ' is given.
What a mercy if someone could give hints to solve my problem ?
P.S. Log file with only 2 invocations of the dial-in process,
/var/log_mg.ttyS1.mgetty, and
configuration file for mgetty,
/etc/mgetty+sendfax/mgetty.config is attached for your info.
I'm please and ready to render further information on your
specific requests.
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Hi, everybody,
I 'm running Redhat 5.1 with kernel 2.0.36-7 on a Dell OptiPlex GXi
PC - an Intel 200 MHzs Pentium Box with 32MB RAM. Trying to
setup a dial-in data connection with my home PC - another Pentium
Box , using "minicom " as my dial-in communication program/package.
On the server side, Zoltrix High-Speed (14.4kbs) Fax/Modem
card is used , where on the calling side, Speed 56k flex external
modem is connected to my home PC - the client in this case.
The dial-in process is quite smooth until "mgetty" is printing out the /etc/issue.net file, to my home PC at the moment that after the 'answer-chat ' --> "" ATA\r CONNECT \c <-- and before the ' login prompt ' is given.
What a mercy if someone could give hints to solve my problem ?
P.S. Log file with only 2 invocations of the dial-in
process, /var/log_mg.ttyS1.mgetty, and
configuration
file for mgetty, /etc/mgetty+sendfax/mgetty.config is attached
for your info.
I'm please and ready to render further information on your specific requests.
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