Chuck,
> I have a problem getting "chat" to recognize my modem. ...
> ... it showed me "\d+++\dATH0" (without the quotes) then it
> timed out and returned to the prompt.
> ABORT BUSY
> REPORT CONNECT
> "" \d+++\dATH0
> OK at&f&c1&d2s7=70
> OK atdt(phone number here)
> ogin: (account identifier here)
> sword: (password here)
> "" \d\d\d1
> Here are relevant lines from /usr/adm/messages:
> Nov 16 15:21:54 2ndsight chat[155]: abort on (BUSY)
> Nov 16 15:21:54 2ndsight chat[155]: report (CONNECT)
> Nov 16 15:21:54 2ndsight chat[155]: send (\d+++\dath0^M)
> Nov 16 15:21:56 2ndsight chat[155]: expect (OK)
> Nov 16 15:22:41 2ndsight chat[155]: alarm
> Nov 16 15:22:41 2ndsight chat[155]: Failed
Thank you for the detailed report. chat operates on expect-send
pairs. The first expectation that it has is for "", so it immediately
sends <delay><+++-attention><delay>ath0. Its next expectation is for OK,
it never gets it so it times out.
Without knowing your modem, I suspect that you should not send
+++. This attention character often involves a delay of ~3s during which
it ignores input (ath0). Normally, modem chat scripts begin with "" ATZ.
ATZ initializes most modems.
---- http://www.tir.com/~worsel/linux/faq/ppp-point-of-presence.chat.txt ----
ABORT BUSY
ABORT "NO CARRIER"
"" ATZ
OK ATH
OK ATDT555,5555
CONNECT '\d\d\d\r'
TIMEOUT 60
'sername:' my-user-name
assword: \qmy-password
umber: '1'
---- http://www.tir.com/~worsel/linux/faq/ppp-point-of-presence.chat.txt ----
Hopefully helpful,
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