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## Change this only if you really want to store your passwords elsewhere. |
## Change this only if you really want to store your passwords elsewhere. |
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## |
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# secret_file = /etc/penggy/aol-secrets |
# secret_file = /foo/bar/aol-secrets |
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## Parameter: screen_name |
## Parameter: screen_name |
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## Type: string |
## Type: string |
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## prompt, or penggy will complain about not having any screen name to |
## prompt, or penggy will complain about not having any screen name to |
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## connect as. |
## connect as. |
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## |
## |
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# screen_name = frankeinstein |
# screen_name = foobar |
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## Parameter: auto_reconnect |
## Parameter: auto_reconnect |
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## Type: boolean |
## Type: boolean |
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## This is the file where penggy stores its current PID. |
## This is the file where penggy stores its current PID. |
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## Keeping the default is a good idea. |
## Keeping the default is a good idea. |
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## |
## |
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# pid_file = /var/run/penggy.pid |
# pid_file = /foo/bar/penggy.pid |
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## Parameter: ip_up_script |
## Parameter: ip_up_script |
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## Type: path |
## Type: path |
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## This script is also reponsible for making the connection up |
## This script is also reponsible for making the connection up |
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## and setting the routing table, so very be careful when editing it. |
## and setting the routing table, so very be careful when editing it. |
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## |
## |
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# ip_up_script = /etc/penggy/ip-up |
# ip_up_script = /foo/bar/ip-up |
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## Parameter: ip_down_script |
## Parameter: ip_down_script |
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## Type: path |
## Type: path |
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## |
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## As ip-up but when the connection ends. |
## As ip-up but when the connection ends. |
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## |
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# ip_down_script = /etc/penggy/ip-down |
# ip_down_script = /foo/bar/ip-down |
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## |
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# modem_device = /dev/ttyS0 |
# modem_device = /dev/ttyS0 |
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## Parameter: lock_path |
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## Type: path |
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## Description: sets path where locking files are stored |
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## Default: /var/lock |
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## The default is what is used on Linux, other platforms should change this |
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## according to your platform policy. |
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# lock_path = /foo/bar |
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## Parameter: rtscts |
## Parameter: rtscts |
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## Type: boolean |
## Type: boolean |
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## Description: enable hardware flow control. |
## Description: enable hardware flow control. |
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## Hayes command to initialize the modem, keeping ATZ as primary init string |
## Hayes command to initialize the modem, keeping ATZ as primary init string |
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## is probably a good idea, you can complete with other string if you need. |
## is probably a good idea, you can complete with other string if you need. |
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## This command mustn't be longer than 58 bytes. |
## This command mustn't be longer than 58 bytes. |
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## Comonly used strings: |
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## M0 Speaker always disabled |
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## M1 Speaker enabled during connection |
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## M2 Speaker always enabled |
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## M3 Speaker enabled after connection |
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## L0 Sets speaker at a very low volume (or muted) |
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## L1 Sets speaker at a low volume |
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## L2 Sets speaker at a normal volume |
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## L3 Sets speaker at a high volume |
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## X3 Do not wait for dial tone |
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## V1 Sets modem output to alphanumeric |
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## (alphanumeric output is mandatory for penggy) |
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## &F3 This is for ISDN (don't know what it does...) |
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## &Exxxx Sets ISDN MSN number (first 4 digits of your phone number) |
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## This commands are just here as example, they might not work on your |
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## modem. |
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## |
## |
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# initstr1 = ATZ |
# initstr1 = ATZ |
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## |
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## Do not change this parameter if you don't know what it is. |
## Do not change this parameter if you don't know what it is. |
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## |
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# dialstr = ATDT |
# dialstr = ATDP |
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## Parameter: dial_prefix |
## Parameter: dial_prefix |
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## Type: string |
## Type: string |
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## |
## |
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# dial_prefix = 0, |
# dial_prefix = 0, |
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## Parameter: phone |
## Parameter: phonetab |
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## Type: string |
## Type: path |
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## Description: sets the primary phone number to use. |
## Description: sets the file where phone numbers will be searched. |
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## No default |
## Default: /etc/penggy/phonetab |
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## |
## |
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## This is the first phone number penggy will try to connect to. |
## This is the first phone number penggy will try to connect to. |
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## You can complete with more, in case this one fails, with parameters |
## You can complete with more, in case this one fails, with parameters |
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## phone[1-5]. |
## phone[1-5]. |
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## |
## |
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# phone = |
# phonetab = /foo/bar/phonetab |
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## Parameter: phone[1-5] |
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## Type: string |
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## Description: sets the alternative phone numbers to use. |
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## No default |
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# phone2 = |
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# phone3 = |
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# phone4 = |
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# phone5 = |
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## Parameter: line_speed |
## Parameter: line_speed |
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## Type: integer |
## Type: integer |
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## |
## |
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# line_speed = 57600 |
# line_speed = 57600 |
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## Parameter: chat_script |
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## Type: path |
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## Description: Sets the script to use to reach AOL's network. |
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## Default: /etc/penggy/chat/aolnet.scm |
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## |
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## This scheme script will be executed to reach the AOL network. |
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## AOL has different networks, so there are several scripts, but most |
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## of them are AOLNet network, so default is probably good. |
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## NB : besides, the other scripts haven't been tested yet. |
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# chat_script = /etc/penggy/chat/csnet.scm |
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## Parameter: dial_retry |
## Parameter: dial_retry |
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## Type: integer |
## Type: integer |
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## Description: The number of times to dial the same number before considering |
## Description: The number of times to dial the same number before considering |
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## Description: Sets the port used to contact host for a TCP/IP connection. |
## Description: Sets the port used to contact host for a TCP/IP connection. |
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## Default: 5190 |
## Default: 5190 |
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## |
## |
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## Default is for AOL, use 5191 for CompuServe. Nevetheless port from 5190 to |
## Default is for AOL, use 5191 for CompuServe. Nevertheless port from 5190 to |
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## 5192 should work |
## 5192 should work |
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## |
## |
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# aol_port = 5191 |
# aol_port = 5191 |