🚀 go-pugleaf

Bill Unruh wrote:

> In <36E9730F.E9CDBAB3@get2net.dk> Mette-Francois Christiansen-Lauze <metfran@get2net.dk> writes:
> >> >Mar 12 14:09:43 localhost chat[348]: send (rAT^M)
> >>
> >>                                             ^ What is this extra r
> >> in the command you are sending the modem?
>
> >it comes in the chat script (ppp-on-dialer)
>
> Well, get rid of it (or if you are attachece to it, put single quote
> marks around the \rAT. I have never been able to figure out why they put
> those \r all over the place in that script.
> It is the carriage return in the expect sequence, except tht script has
> them all ovr teh place in teh send sequences. Totally silly.
> Anyway, your modem does not understand rAT. No modem understands rAT.
> your modem refuses to answer such a silly command. Thus your chat script
> dies waiting for an OK from that command.

Yes, it's what I did, and it worked :-)
I replaced it by an initialisation command ATZ.
What I can't really understand is why, before
my #...&..!...?... #� isp decided to add PAP,
everything worked fine.
The good point is that I learned a few things
about modems...

Francois