Subj : i don't get it
To   : Patrick Basister
From : Michael Kleefeld
Date : Tue Aug 15 2000 12:10 pm

Patrick,

Some late cause my system was five days down ..

 PB> I've gone through the POP manuals and whatever documentation I have here,
 PB> but I might just be too dense to understand a few points.

;)

 PB> I run PoP and send mail to other nodes as well (thus have them set up in
 PB> the "Nodes Setup" option)... I have a default modem init string which goes
 PB> well for all BUT ONE node.  From experimenting, I found out that this one
 PB> node (running FD) does not accept the handshake of PoP ("other end is
 PB> sleeping..") and the only way I can poll that node, or it poll me
 PB> properly, is to have the &N14 string enabled.

 PB> But with that &N14 enabled, another node (this one running PoP) canNOT
 PB> poll me (and I can't poll him).

 PB> So... how can I set the &N14 string to be used when polling (or being
 PB> polled by) only this other node, but leave the other nodes to use the
 PB> default init string?

I know your problem, my GVC modem can't connect with some USRs at 28800.

The solution: 'Nodes setup > Special dial 0'. If this field is empty, the 
default dial string (ATDT..) is used. If it is not empty, the given dial string 
is used. This field is a not an addition, it is a replace! So you must set it 
to 'AT&N14DT' for this special node.

This is working for outgoing calls. On incomimg calls it is the problem of the 
caller to reduce the baud rate. I see no chance to give a special _init string 
for only one node.

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