Re: command line comm software

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Charles,

You can pass minicom -S to pass a script nut it sounds like you may get
what you're by running minicom -s once (creates an /etc/minirc.dfl). You
could use a bash script to create and echo settings into that file once
you see the format.

Also, individual commands can run like:

minicom -d 5551212 to dial.

man minicom to see a bit more

--jeremy

On Sat, 2004-01-24 at 21:32, Charles Howse wrote:
> Hi,
> I'm looking for some command line comm software that will take a dial
> string as a parameter, or a way to interact with /dev/modem from a bash
> script.
> 
> I don't think minicom will do, but if it would, what I need to do is
> something like this:
> 
> # initialize modem
> minicom -init
> 
> # dial with minicom
> minicom -dial 5551212
> 
> # hang up
> minicom -hangup
> 
> Just simple stuff.  Any suggestions?
> -- 
> Charles Howse
> Jackson, TN
> Uptime: 1:28
> 




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