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Do you know which serial port it is, ttya or ttyb? To check to status of the serial port(s), type the command; /cms/install/bin/abcadm -k You should get a response like the following; [COLOR=blue]console set to local /etc/ttydefs remote console baud rate set to 9600 ttya is set to incoming at...

I have created a CGI script using perl(Win32::ODBC) to view/add/update a MSAccess database. Since upgrading the web server to a Windows 2003 server, my SQL query to insert a record is failing with an error saying 'Operation must use an updateable query'. If you run the same query from command...

Try the following steps. 1. Check the /etc/hosts file and check the hostname of the IP address you are using to connect to. Count the length (number of charcters) of the hostname. 2. Edit the /cms/aas/admin.dat file and set the number on the second line to the length of the hostname. Also...

biglebowski, thank for your reply. We are using ContactStore Communication Manager (CSCM) 7.7.3 under RedHat Enterprise Linux 3 update 8. I do not know where and could not find the recorder manager you mentioned. Can you tell me how to run/start recorder manager?

We are archiving calls to DVD. The archive process creates a 100MB tar file periodically and then writes it to the DVD. The periods between these writes are inconsistant (approx every 1 to 1.5 hours) and during these period the archiving process doesn't appear to do much. Does any one know...

Is there any way to set or change the default value of a form file input field, ie <input type=file>, other than selecting a file using the browse option or manually typing it in? I have tried setting it using both value="C:\path\file.txt" and have also tried javascript to change the value but...

The $CNCTMSG should tell you the status of the call.

I've just installed Qmail and IMP on RedHat 7.3 and had everything up and working. It was working well for about a week until I tried to install the password changing tool for Horde. Whilst doing so, I found that I was no longer sending or receiving emails. The emails I am attempting to send...

Assuming that your qmail executables are located in /var/qmail/bin, the processes used the flush the queue would be # /var/qmail/bin/qmail-tcpok # svc -a /var/qmail/bin/qmail-send A copy of what the qmailctl file does can be found at http://www.qmailrocks.org/finalize.php Hope this helps

Don't know whether this is causing a problem but in the example you posted above, it looks as though you are only searching through file 4 from the beginning only on the first pass. Subsequent passes start searching file 4 from where the last pass exited. For instance, your example while not...

You could insert a string value into a blank cell in the spreadsheet and then run ddeadvise on that cell. Create a while loop directly after the ddeadvise to make Procomm wait for Excel to complete it's macro. Then, have your Excel macro delete the contents of the cell when you want to return...

Sorry, I haven't experienced that problem before. Perhaps your script is still doing some processing at the time you are switching ports. Try inserting a slight pause just before execute the set modem command. The pause length doesn't need to be very long. Adding a pause should let the script...

If you want to log the errors to a file instead of the status line you can use the fopen command to append a log file. For example you could replace the statmsg line with; fopen 1 &quot;errorlog.txt&quot; append text fstrfmt 1 &quot;%s: %s - %s`r`n&quot; $TIME $DIALENTRY $CNCTMSG fclose 1...

If you do not want to dial all entries in the directory, but want to limit it to a particular group, you can specify the group name in the dialcount & dialname commands. For example; . . dialcount DATA GROUP &quot;My Group&quot; iDDSize for iCount = 0 upto (iDDSize - 1) dialname DATA GROUP...

The following will dial all entries in a dialing directory. [code] proc main string sEntName ; for entry name integer iDDSize ; for size of dial dir integer iCount ; for current entry ID dailload &quot;PW5.DIR&quot...

PS: Just a tip, some modems expect a response (ie.dial tone) before dialling out. If this causes a problem, the at command ATX0 will turn off response codes on most hayes compatible modems. Running this command before the ATD command should negate the need for your device to provide a dial tone.

Unfortunately, Procomm will not use a direct connection to dial a dialling directory entry. A way to get around this is to extract the information required from the dialling directory and then use at commands to dial. See example below. proc main string AC ; string to contain Area Code string...

Another way of passing a single integer variable from a child to a parent script would be to use an exit code. If you exit your child script with an exit code ie. exit 42, then the $EXITCODE variable (which will be set at 42) can be read by the parent script to determine the childs status.

There are 40 Global variables that once set, remain constant until changed. These can be used between scripts. These variables are as follows; s0 through to s9 are global string variables i0 through to i9 are global integer variables l0 through to l9 are global long variables f0 through to f9...

Your script deals with 4 files and you have only posted the contents of two of them, so I can't say what is wrong. However, from the output you are getting I would say that the required output is correct but the position isn't. A couple of things that may be causing your problem. There are C/R...