By: Jhansen

Jhansen — Thu, 02 Apr 2009 15:41:10 +0000

Go to the library folder in the top level of your hard drive
Create a folder in library called “Terminal Scripts”
Paste the script below into textedit and save as “script.txt” in Terminal Scripts folder.
Go into Network -> External Modem -> PPP and select “Settings: Configuration”, and select your terminal script. Uncheck using command line. This will automate your connection.

!
@ANSWER
@HANGUP
EXIT 0
!
@ORIGINATE
!
CHRDELAY 1
!
@LABEL 9
MATCHCLR
MATCHSTR 1 19 “Username:”
!MATCHSTR 1 18 “UU.NET”
!MATCHSTR 2 18 “UU.Net”
MATCHSTR 2 16 “ANSNet”
!MATCHSTR 3 10 “Sprint-IP”
!MATCHSTR 4 16 “UQKT1″
!MATCHSTR 5 10 “UQKT2″
!MATCHSTR 6 18 “Saturn.BBN”
MATCHSTR 3 20 “Login:”
MATCHSTR 4 21 “% Username:”

MATCHREAD 127
!
!
NOTE “Did not find a match for script-type”
JUMP 100

@LABEL 10
!NOTE “Sprint-UQKT2″
MATCHCLR
MATCHSTR 1 11 “ogin”
MATCHREAD 127
NOTE “Connect script couldn’t match string \34ogin\34″ 3
JUMP 99
!
@LABEL 11
PAUSE 1
WRITE “aolnet/ent.^11^#twcbiz.com\13″
!
@LABEL 12
MATCHCLR
MATCHSTR 1 13 “word”
MATCHREAD 127
NOTE “Connect script couldn’t match string \34word\34″ 3
JUMP 99
!
@LABEL 13
IFSTR 12 14 “”
PAUSE 1
WRITE “^12\13″
PAUSE 2
JUMP 93
!
@LABEL 14
ASK 1 “Please enter password: ”
WRITE “^*\13″
!
@LABEL 15
MATCHCLR
MATCHSTR 1 90 ” server \39″
MATCHREAD 127
NOTE “Connect script couldn’t match string \34 server \39\34″ 3
JUMP 99
!
@LABEL 16
!NOTE “ANSNet-UQKT1″
MATCHCLR
MATCHSTR 1 17 “ogin”
MATCHREAD 50
NOTE “Connect script couldn’t match string \34ogin\34″ 3
JUMP 99
!
@LABEL 17
WRITE “aolnet/ent.^11\13″
JUMP 93
!
@LABEL 18
!NOTE “UU.Net-Saturn.BBN”
MATCHCLR
MATCHSTR 1 11 “ogin”
MATCHREAD 127
NOTE “Connect script couldn’t match string \34ogin\34″ 3
JUMP 99
!
@LABEL 19
WRITE “aolnet/ent.^11\13″
MATCHCLR
MATCHSTR 1 89 “Password”
MATCHREAD 50
!
@LABEL 20
WRITE “aolnet/ent.^11\13″
MATCHCLR
MATCHSTR 1 94 “Password”
MATCHREAD 50
!
@LABEL 21
MATCHCLR
MATCHSTR 1 81 ” % Username:”
MATCHREAD 200
!
!
@LABEL 81
WRITE “aolnet/ent.^11\13″
MATCHSTR 1 82 “Password”
MATCHREAD 50

@LABEL 82
WRITE “^12\13″
JUMP 93

!
@LABEL 89
WRITE “^12\13″
JUMP 93
!
@LABEL 90
MATCHCLR
MATCHSTR 1 91 “Network User”
MATCHREAD 50
EXIT 0
!
@LABEL 91
WRITE “PPP\13″
PAUSE 10
EXIT 0
!
@LABEL 92
!********this is for ANSNet
MATCHCLR
MATCHSTR 1 93 “\10″
MATCHREAD 300
NOTE “Connect script couldn’t match string \34\10\34″ 3
JUMP 99

@LABEL 93
PAUSE 2
EXIT 0

@LABEL 94
WRITE “^12\13″
MATCHSTR 1 95 “>”
MATCHREAD 50
!
@LABEL 95
WRITE “ppp\13″
JUMP 93
!
@LABEL 99
PAUSE 60
EXIT -6002 “Connection script failed.”

@LABEL 100
PAUSE 10
EXIT -01 “No appropriate script type”

By: Ben Woodruff

Ben Woodruff — Fri, 24 Aug 2007 16:57:19 +0000

Macmomma, You’re welcome. It’s true that the password doesn’t show up while you’re typing it, but this is a security feature, so that if someone is looking over your shoulder they can’t see how many characters your password is.

Shawn, Glad to hear it works from you. No problem.

By: Shawn

Shawn — Fri, 24 Aug 2007 05:28:33 +0000

Thank you!! Finally I can dial in from work.

By: Macmomma

Macmomma — Thu, 26 Apr 2007 13:04:35 +0000

Thanks so much for this … it’s bad enough to have to buy an external modem to work with my MacBook Pro, but then to have it not work with RoadRunner …! I entered my login name in the terminal window, but then was not able to type in my password. I found that when I hit return, I was connected. Thanks again.

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