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Comment TCOMM.SCP to log on to a TCOMM BBS
;v1.0, early 1988
;
;Fire up PC-Kermit, setting your port, terminal emulation, etc.
;either thru the MSKERMIT.INI file or manually.
;Then, at the Kermit prompt, give Kermit the following command:
; Kermit-MS> take tcomm.scp
;Kermit will run the following script file.
;
;Tested with SEMPER BBS, Fayetteville NC, and should work with all other
;TCOMM BBS's. If not, read TOADSCRP.DOC for suggestions on how to build
;your own Kermit script file.
;
;This works fine with PC-Kermit v2.29 and up. It does NOT use the more
;powerful script language available with the latest (v2.31).
;(Haven't figured it all out yet!)
;David Kirschbaum
;Toad Hall
;kirsch@braggvax.ARPA
;
;Substitute the baud rate you want here:
SET BAUD 2400; set baud to 2400 for TCOMM
CLEAR; flush any junk at the port
SET TAKE OFF; don't display Take file commands as we go
SET INPUT TIMEOUT-ACTION QUIT; quit script if proper answers do not appear
OUTPUT \10; Send a CR to the modem to get a new line
OUTPUT AT\13; see if modem is alive
INPUT OK; look for its normal response
OUTPUT ATDP 867-7493\13; Tell the modem to dial the number
INPUT 25 CONNECT; wait for phone to be answered
PAUSE 1; wait 1 sec for modem to get ready
SET INPUT TIMEOUT PROCEED; ignore timeouts from here on
;Like most BBS's, TCOMM displays all sorts of introductory stuff before
;it begins the login sequence.
;We'll tell Kermit to wait until the "Press any key to continue" prompt
;(or whatever).
INPUT 30 continue: ; look for TCOMM's login sequence
OUTPUT \13; Just send a CR
;TCOMM BBSs determine your comm program's capabilities by a tricky
;login test .. displaying various graphic chars, cursor positioning,
;etc., and querying you as to what displayed.
;All that graphics and flashy stuff just slows down the operation
;(So far as I'm concerned), so I just tell TCOMM I'm a dumb terminal.
;(Or maybe ANSI .. I forget.)
;
INPUT 30 Why)? ; do you see the "1"
OUTPUT Y\13; yes, we see that
INPUT 30 Why)? ; do you see the other "1"
OUTPUT N\13; nope, no graphics
INPUT 30 last name: ; Wait for the end of TCOMM's name prompt
; (TCOMM takes first and last name together)
;Substitute your name here .. case immaterial:
OUTPUT david kirschbaum\13; Send our user name
INPUT 30 echo): ; Wait for the end of TCOMM's password prompt
;Substitute your password here (I think case matters):
OUTPUT password\13; Send the password
;
;Kermit will drop you back at its command line.
;Enter "c" to go into "connect" or terminal mode,
;and you can continue with your TCOMM session.
;(Expect some bulletins or whatever in a second or two.)