🚀 go-pugleaf

Previously Chris Croughton <chris@keris.demon.co.uk> said:
>In article <320ef6c0.4393231@news.demon.co.uk>
>           robm@demon.net "Robert Mortimer" wrote:
>>export.zip is the origional code, I've not had time yet to play with
>>it, as it seems to want to be compiled with bcc 3.1 which isn't loaded
>>on any of my machines at the moment.
>OK, I can do that (as I said it's the only way I can get the Demon
>version to run).

Let me know how it goes... I seem to be speniding a lot of
time training new bobs at the moment so compile time is
rather limited. Still at least I get to give them
KA9Q indoctrin^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H training.

>>The script seems to object to just the carrier detect,
>>for some reason the modem isn't returnign ok until it
>>either receives extra characters or until dte has been
>>toggled, I begin to suspect that my modem is not very happy.
>Yes, it does sound more like the modem.

I think I'll try the huge long init string save it to a
profile and then just use atz see if that improves matters.
But as it needs an upgrade anyway being a rather aged
accura I'm not sure how much I can be worried.

>>If you only want the text you could try telling ka9q to log everything
>>and then telnet to the address of the page you interested in and then
>>say get /~user/url/stuff.html or some such, f10 and turn loggin off.
>>Long winded perhaps but workable for the odd page or two.
>It's that simple?  But I'm thinking of binary files as well, is that
>more difficult?

Well the get's that easy just telnet to port 80 and say:
GET /webpage HTTP
The logging is stroppy, now the billion dollar question did I
log that under KA9Q or unix and if KA9Q which version.

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