I have installed 'seyon' and am trying to use it to dial into our system at
work.
They use terminals with VT220, Wyse60 and ADDS90 emulaters. I can not seam
to get Seyon set to so the VT220 emulation.
my line is;
seyon xterm -modems /dev/modem ; KDE has the VT220 set in the inf
On Wed, Sep 06, 2000 at 03:39:05PM +0100, Barry Samuels wrote:
> I already have mgetty installed, together with Hylafax, and I understand that
> mgetty will
> pass on non-fax calls but how does it know where to pass those calls to (
> e.g. Seyon) ?
Good. I've never used Hylaf
Dave Thayer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Thanks for your reply Dave - the only one so far.
> On Fri, Sep 01, 2000 at 10:45:14AM +0100, Barry Samuels wrote:
> > I am trying to get Seyon to answer incoming calls and there is,
> > strangely, no mention of answering
On Fri, Sep 01, 2000 at 10:45:14AM +0100, Barry Samuels wrote:
> I am trying to get Seyon to answer incoming calls and there is,
> strangely, no mention of answering incoming calls in the
> documentation.
[...]
> What do I need to do to establish a connection for file transfer
>
I am trying to get Seyon to answer incoming calls and there is,
strangely, no mention of answering incoming calls in the
documentation.
I have set up an extra button, as per documentation, to transmit
an ATA to the modem. This does cause the modem to answer but no
proper connection between the
On Tue, Nov 16, 1999 at 01:56:45AM -0500, Jameson Burt wrote:
> I wish to both interactively type commands to my modem and send files to it
> via
> xmodem or zmodem.
> (I do not want to dial some phone number as I communicate with my modem)
> I didn't see how to really do thi
On Tue, 16 Nov 1999, Jameson Burt wrote:
> I wish to both interactively type commands to my modem and send files to it
> via
> xmodem or zmodem.
> (I do not want to dial some phone number as I communicate with my modem)
> I didn't see how to really do this with "cu"
.
On Tue, Nov 16, 1999 at 01:56:45AM -0500, Jameson Burt wrote:
> I wish to both interactively type commands to my modem and send files to it
> via
> xmodem or zmodem.
> (I do not want to dial some phone number as I communicate with my modem)
> I didn't see how to really do thi
> I want to do the following for my USRobotics V.everything courier modem,
>AT~X! #starts an xmodem or zmodem session.
>send a file to the modem, replacing its firmware.
> WHAT SOFTWARE MIGHT I USE FOR THIS DIRECT COMMUNICATION WITH THE MODEM?
You may use minicom with X modem file tra
I wish to both interactively type commands to my modem and send files to it via
xmodem or zmodem.
(I do not want to dial some phone number as I communicate with my modem)
I didn't see how to really do this with "cu";
seyon and minicom want to dial phone numbers but not just the mo
I just bought a Jaton Modulator 56K modem and tried to installed it on
my PC. The problem is that the modem DOES response to the 'dial'
command of Seyon and then dial out, but it never responses to other ppp
tools like ifup and wvdial(even no response to AT, ATZ commands). I w
Dear Martin,
my previous message probably started while I was getting a disturbance
on the line: this is the ocrrect one.
As I said, I am starting seyon with
seyon -modems /dev/ttyI0 &
my .seyon/startup now contains these lines
(I have changed my phone number)
echo "Initializ
Dear Martin,
as I said, I am starting seyon with
seyon -modems /dev/ttyI0 &
my .seyon/startup now contains these lines
(I have changed my phone number)
echo "Initializing modem..."
transmit "AT&e22s14=3^M"
echo "Current settings:"
transmit "AT&am
>> "RB" == Remo Badii <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
RB> Is there a list of all these initialization commands (especially for
RB> ISDN)? You suggest the FAQ (I assume is the isdn4linux FAQ): I'll look
RB> at it again, but Ido not remember having seen anything like that in it.
/usr/doc/isdnutils/FAQ
Dear Martin,
I have misspelled the argument to seyon in my previous message
(I wrote tty0 instead of ttyI0).
The defult baud rate in seyon is 9600. This is why (since, in any case
nothing was working) I played around with its value.
I'll try the initialization you suggest.
Is there a list o
>> "RB" == Remo Badii <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
RB> Seyon.modems: /dev/ttyI0 - is the syntax correct?) but dialing the phone
RB> of my institute's server just hangs the program which has to be killed.
RB> Calling seyon -modems /dev/tty0, instead, is accept
Dear Debs,
I am trying to use Seyon with an ISDN PCMCIA card (the card is
recognized by the system) and got already some help from Martin
Bialasinski (this was step 1).
Now, step 2:
Calling seyon with no argument has the result of taking /dev/tts0
as a modem device (default somewhere, although I
Martin,
Thank you for the adduser suggestion: indeed root can start seyon.
I shall add myself to dialout.
There is another problem, however. This is the message:
Locating Modems...
>> Error: Could not get linux serial info: Invalid argument.
>> Warning: invalid default BPS value:
>> "RB" == Remo Badii <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Hi,
>> Error: Unable to Open Modem ``/dev/ttyI0'': Permission denied.
RB> Modem ``/dev/ttyI0'' is Unavailable.
RB> This is the output of ls -l /dev/ttyI0:
RB> crw-rw 1 root dialout 43, 0 Sep 10 15:21 /dev/ttyI0
RB> Do I have to ch
Ref.: Martin Bialasinski's answer to a Seyon-with-ISDN question.
Dear Martin,
When I start seyon as a user (I have not tried as root) with "seyon -modems
/dev/ttyI0 &", the following message appears in the xterm window:
Seyon Copyright (c) 1992-1993 Muhammad M. Saggaf.
a first step, I'd like to know how to deal with /dev/ttyI0, i.e., the
RB> argument to be passed to seyon. If I start seyon with -modems
RB> /dev/ttyI0, I get an error: is this because nothing concerning ISDN is
RB> configured or because I have to "do something" with /dev/ttyI
Dear Debs,
I have an ISDN card which is supported and recognized by the
kernel/modules. As a first try, i'd like to start Seyon and connect to a
server at my institute which provides a text-only connection, which I am
already using under DOS (with the communication program Reflection).
I
ent to the directory it said and looked for the file...it was
>right there!!! I also, have this problem with Seyon, It say the file
>phonelist is not there or in default directory, but I manually put it in
>both. Can someone tell me how to make either or this two programs
>see
oblem with Seyon, It say the file
phonelist is not there or in default directory, but I manually put it in
both. Can someone tell me how to make either or this two programs
see!!!
> Roderick P. Person
> HealthAmerica
> (412)577-5023
> "..everything that can be said about anything, has already be
> said"
>
I installed the latest version of seyon from hamm/non-free and as soon as
I run it, it segfaults on me (I am runing a libc6 box). I ran an strace
on it and it seems it's not finding a whole bunch of library files that
it's looking for in /usr/X11R6/lib, yet on my system they are in /li
On Sun, 1 Jun 1997, Matt Bartley wrote:
> The xoj package also no longer exists in bo/binary/games, though the
> Contents file for bo still shows it. There is a version of xoj in
> unstable/binary/games/xoj_1.01-2.deb, but it depends on libc6 so it
> can only be used on an hamm system. Why did t
don't know about seyon, but
> The xoj package also no longer exists in bo/binary/games, though the
> Contents file for bo still shows it. There is a version of xoj in
> unstable/binary/games/xoj_1.01-2.deb, but it depends on libc6 so it
> can only be used on an hamm system.
d that way for days so it's not just a mirror sync problem.
The seyon package no longer exists in the non-free section, and
grepping through bo's Contents file doesn't find it either. It is in
hamm/non-free/comms/seyon_2.14c-4.deb, and according to the package
information depends on
>>>>> "ralph" == Ralph Winslow <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> [...] I also tried "man seyon" but no man entry was found.
> Anyone have a clue for me??
Take a look in /usr/doc - there is likely to be a seyon
sub-directory there.
Mike
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I'd been unable to make seyon work having downloaded the package from
stable at ftp.debian.org. I finally pointed dselect at
ftp-nog.rutgers.edu and tried again, and voila seyon came down. I
haven't yet tried to make it work, but at least the man page is here and
when I enter seyon in
joost witteveen wrote:
>
> > I've downloaded seyon recently, because I understand (perhaps
> > incorrectly) that it provides a terminal emulator cum dialer for use in
> > the X environment.
>
> Did you download the debian package? (there's one in non-free, i
> I've downloaded seyon recently, because I understand (perhaps
> incorrectly) that it provides a terminal emulator cum dialer for use in
> the X environment.
Did you download the debian package? (there's one in non-free, if
I remember correctly).
> Having done so,
I've downloaded seyon recently, because I understand (perhaps
incorrectly) that it provides a terminal emulator cum dialer for use in
the X environment. Having done so, how do I invoke it? I tried seyon
from within xterm, but it says "ksh: seyon: not found". I did a "find /
This is actually two questions.
The seyon package in non-free doesn't document how to add items to the
dialing directory. How is it done?
How do I use the cursor-keys when i run ae in xterm? It comes up with funny
sequences.
BG
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