I want to setup a Procomm script that will log me into the dialup and log into the PBX automatically. I have the script and it works but when I tie it to the Connection it does not work. Help.
I have created script that works once I manually kick it off after connecting to the PBX. I can not however get it to work correctly when activating it from the Data Connection for my PBX. Each work fine by themselves. The Data Connection dials and connects fine to the PBX. The Login script works fine at this point when manually run.
there is a place on the dial directory that will auto execute the script after you tell that entry to dial, you can use a waituntil line in a script that will auto execute, based on the pc clock, the script has to be running in the background, i keep a second screen up on my analog modem to do that, not using it at this site but you can have it dial multi sites, and do a capture on capture off to monitor conditions..
Ok. I have entered the script in the dial directory and told it to run after connecting. When I do that the connection does not work. Sorry to be dense here. Kinda new to Procomm. Maybe the waituntil line will work. How should I enter it so that it waits until the connection is completed?
this guy knows scripts... one thing to think about, when i use scripts that are chained, the 1 script must stop before another starts, or you can do a call to a procedure.. from within a script.. a waitquite x line will stall a script for 1000000 seconds or for any value of x... might be another way to go
like nortellian said, that seb needs a 3 or more sec delay before the password (waitquiet 3)then the 7^M 1^M ^M logi etc. most of those scripts are way over my limits, a second pc or a second window with pause as the 1st line pause pluse the number of seconds in 24 hours (24x3600).. and it will fire every 24 hours
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