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Date: Mon, 19 Nov 2001 22:00:30 -0800 (PST)
From: C Wells <s2audi AT yahoo DOT com>
Subject: access modem using cygwin shell
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I have a strange hardware setup in that the modem bank
I use to dial in to a remote win2000 server box
requires that a route be issued on the remote server
end to get traffic to pass. I've tried everything on
the win side and am not getting anywhere. I have
cygwin loaded on this win2000 box and I was wondering
is there a way using a cygwin tool I could query a
modem's status. I want to write a daemon that looks
for carrier detect and then issues a route statement.
Any ideas on how to query a modem's status ?
Thanks

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