Date: Sun, 8 Dec 1996 08:55:01 +0100 (MET)
From: Matthias Apitz <Matthias.Apitz@SOFTCON.de >
Subject: Re: pagesend woes..
Tramale 'Shidoshi'Turner wrote:
Okay.. here is the log with server tracing set at 0x100f
> please set
>
> SessionTracing: 0x100f
>
> and show the log with the low-level IXO/TAP protocol again;
>
> v4.0beta022 Solaris 2.4 gcc 2.7.2 motorola ModemSURFR ITU V.34
....
Dec 07 17:03:59.38: [27736]: SESSION BEGIN 00000046 18005647079
Dec 07 17:03:59.38: [27736]: SEND PAGE: JOB 16 DEST 18005647079 COMMID
00000046
Dec 07 17:03:59.38: [27736]: MODEM set DTR OFF
Dec 07 17:03:59.39: [27736]: DELAY 2600 ms
Dec 07 17:04:01.99: [27736]: MODEM set DTR ON
Dec 07 17:04:02.00: [27736]: MODEM set baud rate: 38400 baud, input flow
XON/XOFF, output flow XON/XOFF
Dec 07 17:04:02.00: [27736]: MODEM flush i/o
Dec 07 17:04:02.00: [27736]: <-- [15:ATE0V1Q0S0=0H0\r]
Dec 07 17:04:02.13: [27736]: --> [2:OK]
Dec 07 17:04:02.13: [27736]: <-- [18:ATS8=2S7=60&D2&C1\r]
Dec 07 17:04:02.24: [27736]: --> [2:OK]
Dec 07 17:04:02.24: [27736]: <-- [7:ATL0M1\r]
Dec 07 17:04:02.35: [27736]: --> [2:OK]
Dec 07 17:04:02.35: [27736]: MODEM set parity: 7 bits, even parity
Dec 07 17:04:02.35: [27736]: MODEM input buffering enabled
Dec 07 17:04:02.37: [27736]: <-- [12:AT+FCLASS=0\r]
Dec 07 17:04:02.59: [27736]: --> [2:OK]
Dec 07 17:04:02.59: [27736]: DIAL 18005647079
Dec 07 17:04:02.59: [27736]: <-- [17:ATDT18005647079@\r]
Dec 07 17:04:23.04: [27736]: --> [13:CONNECT 38400]
Dec 07 17:04:23.04: [27736]: EXPECT ID (paging central identification)
Dec 07 17:04:23.04: [27736]: <-- <1:\015>
Dec 07 17:04:25.04: [27736]: MODEM TIMEOUT: reading line from modem
Dec 07 17:04:25.04: [27736]: <-- <1:\015>
Dec 07 17:04:26.18: [27736]: --> <24:TDD's Enter M and RETURN>
Dec 07 17:04:26.18: [27736]: RECV: TDD's Enter M and RETURN
Dec 07 17:04:26.18: [27736]: <-- <1:\015>
Dec 07 17:04:26.18: [27736]: --> <3:ID=>
Dec 07 17:04:26.18: [27736]: RECV ID ("ID=")
Dec 07 17:04:26.18: [27736]: SEND device identification/login request
Dec 07 17:04:26.18: [27736]: <-- <5:\033PG1\015>
ok - pagesend(1M) of HylaFAX has sent the PG1 sequence (for
remote entry device - see the TAP spec.)
Dec 07 17:04:26.96: [27736]: --> <3:ID=>
Dec 07 17:04:26.96: [27736]: RECV: ID=
Dec 07 17:04:27.96: [27736]: --> <3:ID=>
Dec 07 17:04:27.96: [27736]: RECV: ID=
these two "ID=" messages from the paging terminal are not expected
but ignored by pagesend(1M)
Dec 07 17:04:29.15: [27736]: --> <1:\006>
ok - we got ACK from the paging terminal
Dec 07 17:04:29.15: [27736]: RECV ACK (login successful)
Dec 07 17:04:29.15: [27736]: --> <24:Processing - Please Wait>
Dec 07 17:04:29.15: [27736]: RECV: Processing - Please Wait
ok - some optinal message (is a "nice to have" in the TAP specs)
Dec 07 17:04:29.95: [27736]: --> <3:\033[p>
Dec 07 17:04:29.95: [27736]: RECV go-ahead (prologue done)
ok - we got the go-ahead and the paging terminal should now
await our first message block;
Dec 07 17:04:29.95: [27736]: SEND message block
Dec 07 17:04:29.95: [27736]: <-- <33:\0027DIS\015This is a test hommie\015\0038<:\015>
we sent the message to PIN "7DIS" and the message looks ok (I didn't
check the checksum value - but I trust sendpage(1M));
Dec 07 17:04:31.95: [27736]: --> <25: Version 01.13 08-05-93>
Dec 07 17:04:31.95: [27736]: RECV: Version 01.13 08-05-93
Dec 07 17:04:31.95: [27736]: --> <2:OK>
Dec 07 17:04:31.95: [27736]: RECV: OK
the paging terminal should answer with:
"" or with
but "Version..." and "OK" message does not belong to the TAP
protocol here;
Dec 07 17:04:31.95: [27736]: --> <20:]: Page NOT accepted>
Dec 07 17:04:31.95: [27736]: RECV: ]: Page NOT accepted
Dec 07 17:04:31.95: [27736]: <-- [5:ATH0\r]
Dec 07 17:04:35.39: [27736]: --> [4:']]
Dec 07 17:04:35.39: [27736]: --> [10:NO CARRIER]
Dec 07 17:04:35.39: [27736]: MODEM No carrier
Dec 07 17:04:35.39: [27736]: MODEM input buffering enabled
Dec 07 17:04:35.39: [27736]: MODEM set DTR OFF
Dec 07 17:04:35.39: [27736]: SESSION END
you should contact the provider PageAmerica and show them the
log-file with the comments; IMHO the sequence violates the
TAP specification;
matthias
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