Shannon McMackin wrote:
> Andy Herkey wrote:
>>
>>>> Grabbed your newest packages with Andy's patch and it's still failing,
>>>> but different than the failure before Andy's patch.
>>>>
>>>> It connects and then doesn't pull any DNS and then disconnects.
>>>>
>>>> I had to switch from Ubuntu to FC10, but this might warrant a switch
>>>> back if I can't get it working in FC10.  I sent Andy the verbose 
>>>> log and
>>>>   screen output.
>>>>
>>>> It's the same failure Dave describes.
>>>>
>>>> This is a Bold 9000 and AT&T is my provider.
>>>>
>>>>     
>>>
>>> Thanks for the update Shannon,
>>> Could you send me any debug info you have including your verbose log 
>>> you sent to Andy?  Is fedora giving you any error output when you 
>>> run this from the terminal?
>>>
>>> Andy -- Can you let me know what you make of the logs Shannon sent 
>>> you?  I'd like to be able to make this work in Fedora, and I'm not 
>>> quite sure why it's not now...
>>>
>>> Chris   
>> Shannon,
>> I didn't get an output from the test you did with the FC10 package 
>> that Chris created.  Please re-run that test and send me the output.
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Andy
>>
> Here are the logs with the newest packages and also a clean install 
> from today...
>
> I'm using the peer file and chatscript that come with the packages.
>
> This setup did work on ubuntu 8.10 thanks to Andy's patch.  Something 
> is different here in FC10.  In Ubuntu, I was using the 0.15 code from 
> the PPA mentioned on the NetDirect site.
>
> As you can see, the process connects, gets no DNS info from the 
> connection and then gets terminated.

Shannon,
These messages are coming from your chat script:

Setting abort string
Initializing modem
Carrier Information
Connecting


Cut from your chat script:

SAY 'Setting abort string\n'
ABORT ERROR

SAY 'Initializing modem\n'
OK AT
OK ATZ

SAY 'Carrier Information\n'
OK AT+CGDCONT=1,"IP","wap.cingular"
OK ATI
OK ATDT*99#

SAY 'Connecting\n'
CONNECT

The problem is I don't see the actual modem commands being sent in the 
verbose log.
These are the responses the command pppob sends out from your log:

BulkWrite to endpoint 11:
    00000000: 41 54 0d                                         AT.

IPModem: Test command response.
    00000000: 41 54                                            AT

IPModem: Unknown AT command response.

IPModem: Modem Ready.

ReadThread:
    00000000: 0d 0a                                            ..


ReadThread:
    00000000: 0d 0a 4f 4b 0d 0a                                ..OK..


OK

This is where we would expect to see the commands from the chat script.

IPModem: Timeout in DataReadThread!


I suspect that the modem is getting confused by the way I'm handling the 
initial AT command.  When you get a chance please run the modemtest.rb 
script found in the contrib directory of the source code and send the 
log output.

You will have to modify this line in the script for your environment and 
password.
    $PPP="/usr/local/sbin/pppob -vP xxxxx -l /tmp/modemtest.log"

Thanks,
Andy


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