From: Lindner-Thalmaessing{at}t-online.de

On Sunday, 18 Jan 2004, "Martin Foster"  wrote:

Hi Martin,

> So long as you provide UKA_PPP with the following information, there
> shouldn't be a problem with data transfer rates:

> ComPort
Comm2 used, but UKA:_PPP on screen always reports Comm1!!!
> ComPort address
> ComPort IRQ
> Baudrate (this should preferably be 115200 but 57600 would suffice)
> Modem init string

See my file WATTCP.CFG:

#-----------------------------
# This is the main configuration file used by the x_* applications
# and by the tcpip kernal.
$config="t-online"  # name of this configuration
color 14,1,0,3  # colors fgnd,bgnd, status fgnd, bgnd
statusline off  # controls statusline
offlinereader="..\xp\xp.exe"  # Offlinereader in use
# Don't use XP. Prefer TSR SKPlus-Editor.
ka9q=""  # path to ka9q/nos spool folder
TZ="-2"  # Timeoffset (positive value if west from Greenwich)
$vec=60  # or 65  # Interrupt used by packetdriver
$PORT=2F8  # Adress of serial port
$IRQ=3  # Interrupt of serial port
$BAUD=19200  # DTE speed (38400 up to 115200 will not work!)
$packetdriver="ppp"  # "ppp"
"slip","cslip",
"OS2","ispa","cipa"
$user="000995739344"  # User-Login
$pass="02696750"  # Password
$cid="520027022099"  # Caller-ID (ISDN Only)
$phone="0191011"  # Phonenumber
mbnr="0001"  # t-online special
initstring="at&FL2M2"  # Modem initstring  #
"at&F" originally
# (bitstream resp. "money"-stream always must remain audible to me!)
dialstring="atdt"  # Dial-Prefix
redialcount=25  # number of redial attempts if busy
redialtimeout=30  # pause between redials
domainslist="t-online.de"  # Domain suffix
# Nameserver von T-Online:
nameserver="129.13.64.5"  # vorübergehend Bad host am 29.08.2003
# nameserver="194.25.2.129"
# nameserver="194.25.2.130"
# nameserver="194.25.2.131"
# nameserver="194.25.2.132"
#nameserver="145.253.2.75"   # IP of nameserver
popuser="520027022099"  # Popserver User-ID
poppass="*******"  # ... and Password
popserver="pop.t-online.de"  # "POP.BTX.DTAG.DE"  #
address of popmailserver
mailserver="mailto.t-online.de"  # "MAIL.BTX.DTAG.DE" 
# address of smtp server
host="amanita.de"  # last host used
timeserver="0"  # Timeserver (if you know one)
# The HELO protocol sends an ID string to the mailserver. You should
# enable this protocol, if your mailserver refuses to accept messages.
# HELO=on sends the domainname as ID string which is usually accepted.
# If not, you should enter the internet name of your pc. If you don't
# know the name, you are out of luck and should ask your provider.
HELO=off  # off, on or internet name
redirect=  # Rewrite To: of incoming mail
$cc_ignore=0  # if > 0: ignore CC and BCC addresses
keepmail=0  # if > 0 keeps mail on server
$env_to="To: "  # used in ka9q mode only
BigMessage=0  # Interactive handling of Big Msgs.
##################################################
# you should not have to touch anything below
$tick=0       # Online timer (current)
$onlinesum=123831:05APR01 # Online timer (total)
netmask=0.0.0.0  # don't change
my_ip=217.2.190.126 # Modified during logon
gateway=0.0.0.0  # not needed for slip/ppp
sockdelay=120  # Socket timeout
domainto=110  # Nameserver Timeout
mss=512  #
$com_int=65  # Interrupt used by tcpport (originally 14)
#-----------------------------

> I feel that your problem *may* lie with your modem init string.

See above. ;=)

> What modem is it exactly?
> What chipset has it got?
> What init string are you using in UKA_PPP? (see above)

Concerning the hardware questions, I must wait to February.
I am blind, but then my seeing wife comes back from a journey.

> Hope the above information helps .....

I'll see - thanks in advance and regards,

Peter ;=)

Peter Lindner, Aue Nr. 37, D-91177 Thalmaessing, Tel. +49-9173-1844


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