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#
# Many of the commands which follow include some additional option strings
# for the Hayes dialer. Note that these options are for a U.S.Robotics HST
# Dual Standard modem... a real Hayes modem, or another manufacturer's V.32
# modem may have different ways of specifying flow control and things of that
# sort.
#
# connect to mrspoc
#
mrspoc Any a HAYES+&M0&B0 2400 5551212 g "" \r\c\4 ogin:-\r\c-ogin:-BREAK-ogin:-BREAK-ogin: IAM\10 word: TRUSTME
mrspoc Any a HAYES+&M0&B0 2400 5551213 g "" \r\c\4 ogin:-\r\c-ogin:-BREAK-ogin:-BREAK-ogin: IAM\10 word: TRUSTME
#
# connect to ames. Evenings only
#
ames Evening a HAYES+&M0&B0 2400 5551212 g "" \d\r\c ogin:-\r\c-ogin: IAM word: TRUSTME
#
# connect to NTG via a callback, and enable a larger-than-default
# g-protocol window. uupc will negotiate down if necessary.
#
ntg Any a HAYES+&B1&M0 9600 5551212 g7 ID? GHOTI ogin: IAM word: TRUSTME
#
# connect to ftroop at 19200 bps using the 'f' protocol. Enable the modem's
# XON/XOFF flow control (&H2&I2), enable and require error control (&M4), and
# tell the modem that the Mac-to-modem speed should remain at 19200 regardless
# of the actual modulation speed (&B1). Also tell the Hayes dialer that the
# Mac serial-port speed should remain at 19200 (HAYES!options rather than
# HAYES+options).
#
ftroop Any a HAYES!&B1&M4&H2&I2 19200 5551212 f ogin:-\r\c-ogin: IAM word: TRUSTME
#
# connect to ibuki, specifying a standard 3-packet window but
# requesting 128-byte packets.
#
ibuki Any a HAYES+&M0&B0 9600 5551212 g3/128 "" \r\c\3 login:-\r\c-login:-\r\c-login:-\r\c-login: IAM
#
# connect to Apple via V.32, with 2400 as a fallback
#
apple Any a HAYES+&M0&B0B0 9600 5551212 g ogin:-\r\c-ogin: IAM word:•DISABLED TRUSTME
apple Any a HAYES+&M0&B0 2400 5551213 g "" \r\c\4 ogin:-\r\c-ogin:-\r\c-ogin:-BREAK-ogin:-BREAK-ogin: IAM\20 word:•DISABLED TRUSTME
#
# loopback to own system
#
self Any a HAYES+&M0&B0 9600 5551111 g "" HELLO\sTHERE!
#
# Configuration sequence for inbound calls. Go to 19200 bps, lock speed, and
# use the standard answering sequence. Permit, but do not require, MNP or
# V.42/V.42bis; it's up to the caller to turn these off if necessary. Enable
# 7-packet 'g' protocol if the caller also supports a window of that size.
# The caller will be presented with a login dialog, and must enter a
# username (anything will do) and a password (which must match the
# value of the PASSWORD configuration string).
#
INCOMING Any a HAYES!&M4&B1B0 19200 - g7
#
# Permit anonymous-UUCP access... any system is allowed to connect.
#
ANONYMOUS Never
#
# connect to host via hayes modem (*70 will disable call waiting some places)
# change phone number, host name and your login. Speed may be 2400 (as shown)
# or anything reasonable (57k to another mac!!). Port may be a (modem as shown)
# or b (printer port). Make sure this file has a blank line at the end.
#
#host Any a DIR 2400 - g "" \rATX2\2 OK-\d+++\d\rAT-OK \rATS7=20\
# OK \rATDT*70,333-3333\25 C \d\c\2 ogin:-\r-ogin mylogin\
# ssword: mypasswrord
#
# connect to host controlling the modem via this script, microcom modem
#
#mhost Any a DIR 2400 - g "" \rSCE\sON\2 !-\rSCE\sON-! S1P4 !\
# \rDT333-3333\25 CONNECT \d\c\2 ogin:-\r-ogin mylogin\
# ssword: mypasswrord
#
# connect to host using dial()
#
#hhost Any a HAYES 2400 TD*70,333-3333 g ogin:\5-\r-ogin:-\r-ogin: mylogin\
# ssword: mypasswrord
#
# break test on microcom modem - do not use timeout modifiers with BREAK
#
#break Any a DIR 2400 - g "" \r\2\
# ! BREAK !-\r-! BREAK1 !-\r-! BREAK2 !-\r-! BREAK3 !-\r-! BREAK4 !-\r-! BREAK5\
# !-\r-! BREAK6 !-\r-! BREAK7 !-\r-! BREAK8 !-\r-! BREAK9
#
# connect to another mac (uupc) running in slave mode, speed of receiving mac is
# set in its "profile" STR:SPEED. Start slave uupc with -r0 arg
#
#mac Any a DIR 57600 - g "" \r\2\
# Username:-\r-Username:-\r-Username: uucp Password: uucp
#