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# Makefile for i4l-faq
# (c) 1997 by Matthias Heßler (MatHes)
#
# Generate FAQ, support FAQ development
# Directories
# All Perl scripts for generation of FAQ are in BIN
BIN = ./bin
# All output files are generated in GEN_DIR
GEN_DIR = ./out
# After generation, install files in TARGET_DIR (if different from GEN_DIR)
TARGET_DIR = @TARGET_DIR@
# Program file names
ZIP = @C_ZIP@
GZIP = @C_GZIP@
PERL = @C_PERL@
INSTALL = @INSTALL@
HTML = $(PERL) $(BIN)/html.pl
7BIT = $(PERL) $(BIN)/7bit.pl
OLD = $(PERL) $(BIN)/old.pl
NEW = $(PERL) $(BIN)/new.pl
# Source file names
SRC = de-i4l-faq
OLD_SRC = $(SRC).old
SRC_DIFF = $(SRC).diff
SRC_ENG = eng-i4l-faq
OLD_SRC_ENG = $(SRC_ENG).old
SRC_ENG_DIFF = $(SRC_ENG).diff
# Output file names
OUT_7BIT = $(SRC).asc
OUT_HTML = $(SRC).html
OUT_ENG_7BIT = $(SRC_ENG).asc
OUT_ENG_HTML = $(SRC_ENG).html
# *** Generate FAQ ***
# Generate all FAQ versions
all: Makefile $(GEN_DIR) 7bit html e7bit ehtml
$(GEN_DIR):
-mkdir -p $(GEN_DIR)
# Generate 7bit version of German FAQ
7bit: $(GEN_DIR)/$(OUT_7BIT)
$(GEN_DIR)/$(OUT_7BIT): $(SRC)
$(7BIT) $(SRC) $(GEN_DIR)/$(OUT_7BIT)
# Generate html version of German FAQ
html: $(GEN_DIR)/$(OUT_HTML)
$(GEN_DIR)/$(OUT_HTML): $(SRC)
$(HTML) $(SRC) $(GEN_DIR)/$(OUT_HTML)
# Generate 7bit version of English FAQ
e7bit: $(GEN_DIR)/$(OUT_ENG_7BIT)
$(GEN_DIR)/$(OUT_ENG_7BIT): $(SRC)
$(7BIT) $(SRC_ENG) $(GEN_DIR)/$(OUT_ENG_7BIT)
# Generate html version of English FAQ
ehtml: $(GEN_DIR)/$(OUT_ENG_HTML)
$(GEN_DIR)/$(OUT_ENG_HTML): $(SRC)
$(HTML) $(SRC_ENG) $(GEN_DIR)/$(OUT_ENG_HTML)
# *** Develop FAQ ***
# Generate zip-compressed versions of FAQ
zip: 7bit.zip html.zip e7bit.zip ehtml.zip
# Generate gz-compressed versions of FAQ
gz: 7bit.gz html.gz e7bit.gz ehtml.gz
# Compress 7bit version of German FAQ
7bit.zip: $(GEN_DIR)/$(OUT_7BIT).zip
7bit.gz: $(GEN_DIR)/$(OUT_7BIT).gz
$(GEN_DIR)/$(OUT_7BIT).zip: $(GEN_DIR)/$(OUT_7BIT)
$(ZIP) -l $(GEN_DIR)/$(OUT_7BIT).zip $(GEN_DIR)/$(OUT_7BIT)
$(GEN_DIR)/$(OUT_7BIT).gz: $(GEN_DIR)/$(OUT_7BIT)
$(GZIP) -cf $(GEN_DIR)/$(OUT_7BIT) > $(GEN_DIR)/$(OUT_7BIT).gz
# Compress html version of German FAQ
html.zip: $(GEN_DIR)/$(OUT_HTML).zip
html.gz: $(GEN_DIR)/$(OUT_HTML).gz
$(GEN_DIR)/$(OUT_HTML).zip: $(GEN_DIR)/$(OUT_HTML)
$(ZIP) -l $(GEN_DIR)/$(OUT_HTML).zip $(GEN_DIR)/$(OUT_HTML)
$(GEN_DIR)/$(OUT_HTML).gz: $(GEN_DIR)/$(OUT_HTML)
$(GZIP) -cf $(GEN_DIR)/$(OUT_HTML) > $(GEN_DIR)/$(OUT_HTML).gz
# Compress 7bit version of English FAQ
e7bit.zip: $(GEN_DIR)/$(OUT_ENG_7BIT).zip
e7bit.gz: $(GEN_DIR)/$(OUT_ENG_7BIT).gz
$(GEN_DIR)/$(OUT_ENG_7BIT).zip: $(GEN_DIR)/$(OUT_ENG_7BIT)
$(ZIP) -l $(GEN_DIR)/$(OUT_ENG_7BIT).zip $(GEN_DIR)/$(OUT_ENG_7BIT)
$(GEN_DIR)/$(OUT_ENG_7BIT).gz: $(GEN_DIR)/$(OUT_ENG_7BIT)
$(GZIP) -cf $(GEN_DIR)/$(OUT_ENG_7BIT) > $(GEN_DIR)/$(OUT_ENG_7BIT).gz
# Compress html version of English FAQ
ehtml.zip: $(GEN_DIR)/$(OUT_ENG_HTML).zip
ehtml.gz: $(GEN_DIR)/$(OUT_ENG_HTML).gz
$(GEN_DIR)/$(OUT_ENG_HTML).zip: $(GEN_DIR)/$(OUT_ENG_HTML)
$(ZIP) -l $(GEN_DIR)/$(OUT_ENG_HTML).zip $(GEN_DIR)/$(OUT_ENG_HTML)
$(GEN_DIR)/$(OUT_ENG_HTML).gz: $(GEN_DIR)/$(OUT_ENG_HTML)
$(GZIP) -cf $(GEN_DIR)/$(OUT_ENG_HTML) > $(GEN_DIR)/$(OUT_ENG_HTML).gz
# create German diff of German FAQ
dif:
[ ! -e $(SRC_DIFF) ] # Only create diff if there is no diff already!
diff -u $(OLD_SRC) $(SRC) > $(SRC_DIFF); echo -n
# patch German FAQ with German diff
pat:
[ -e $(SRC_DIFF) ] # Only patch if there is a diff for it!
patch $(SRC) < $(SRC_DIFF)
if [ -e $(SRC).orig ]; then mv $(SRC).orig $(OLD_SRC); fi
# Declare all questions in German FAQ as OLD (and store as OLD version)
old:
$(OLD) $(SRC); \
if [ -e $(OLD_SRC) ]; then rm $(OLD_SRC); fi; \
mv $(SRC) $(OLD_SRC); \
cp $(OLD_SRC) $(SRC)
# Declare all questions in German FAQ as NEW
new:
$(NEW) $(SRC)
# Create English diff of English FAQ
edif:
[ ! -e $(SRC_ENG_DIFF) ] # Only create diff if there is no diff already!
diff -u $(OLD_SRC_ENG) $(SRC_ENG) > $(SRC_ENG_DIFF); echo -n
# Patch English FAQ with English diff
epat:
[ -e $(SRC_ENG_DIFF) ] # Only patch if there is a diff for it!
patch $(SRC_ENG) < $(SRC_ENG_DIFF)
if [ -e $(SRC_ENG).orig ]; then mv $(SRC_ENG).orig $(OLD_SRC_ENG); fi
# Declare all questions in English FAQ as OLD (and store as OLD version)
eold:
$(OLD) $(SRC_ENG); \
if [ -e $(OLD_SRC_ENG) ]; then rm $(OLD_SRC_ENG); fi; \
mv $(SRC_ENG) $(OLD_SRC_ENG); \
cp $(OLD_SRC_ENG) $(SRC_ENG)
# Declare all questions in English FAQ as NEW
enew:
$(NEW) $(SRC_ENG)
# *** General Stuff ***
# Install output files
install: all
if [ $(TARGET_DIR) != $(GEN_DIR) ]; then \
$(INSTALL) -m 0755 -d $(DESTDIR)$(TARGET_DIR); \
$(INSTALL) -m 0644 `find $(GEN_DIR) -maxdepth 1 -type f` $(DESTDIR)$(TARGET_DIR); \
fi
# Un-install output files
uninstall:
set -e; \
if [ $(TARGET_DIR) != $(GEN_DIR) ]; then \
cd $(DESTDIR)$(TARGET_DIR); \
for i in $(OUT_7BIT) $(OUT_HTML) $(OUT_ENG_7BIT) $(OUT_ENG_HTML) ; do \
rm -f $$i $$i.zip $$i.gz ; \
done; \
fi
# Cleanup
clean:
if [ -e *~ ]; then rm *~; fi
if [ -e \#* ]; then rm \#*; fi
if [ -e *.orig ]; then rm *.orig; fi
set -e; \
cd $(GEN_DIR); \
for i in $(OUT_7BIT) $(OUT_HTML) $(OUT_ENG_7BIT) $(OUT_ENG_HTML) ; do \
rm -f $$i $$i.zip $$i.gz ; \
done
config:
./configure
Makefile: Makefile.in config.status
./config.status
config.status: configure
./config.status --recheck
distclean: clean
rm -f config.* Makefile

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In this directory you find the FAQ for isdn4linux.
It contains answers for those questions that are frequently asked in the
mailing list/news group for isdn4linux (and some more).
The FAQ is available in a German and an English version (the German one being
the most current), as well as in a 7bit and a html version.
"de-i4l-faq" and "eng-i4l-faq" are the source code for all versions of the FAQ.
"bin" contains all perl scripts for generating the FAQ.
In "out" you will find the generated versions of the FAQ.
"doc" has some documentation about the syntax of the FAQ (only interesting if
you want to help working on the FAQ).
"_example" and "_howto" contain postings from the mailing list/news group that
appeared helpful/interesting to me. They may be helpful to you, but be careful:
THEY MAY BE OUTDATED BY NOW!
See the FAQ for more information about the authors of the FAQ.
Matthias Hessler

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From: Torsten Hentschel <Torsten.Hentschel@DInet.de> Subject: Re: Now i found something else to wonder about.. (was: Re: options files) To: isdn4linux@hub-wue.franken.de
Date: Thu, 24 Oct 1996 22:47:17 +0200 (MET DST) Sender: owner-isdn4linux@hub-wue.franken.de Reply-To: isdn4linux@hub-wue.franken.de
Hello Emil & Mogens!
> Hello Mogens,
>
> You wrote:
> > isdnctrl addif ippp0
> > isdnctrl pppbind ippp0
> > ifconfig ippp0 193.89.84.10 p-t-p 193.89.84.11
---
> > route add -net 194.192.159.0 metric 1 netmask 255.255.255.224 ippp0
> > ipppd user XXX1 /dev/ippp0 193.89.84.10:193.89.84.11 file
> > /etc/ppp/options.ippp0
>
> > isdnctrl addif ippp1
> > isdnctrl pppbind ippp1
> > ifconfig ippp0 193.89.84.10 p-t-p 193.89.84.13
--- why do you repeat the ifconfig?
probably it should be "ippp1" here?
> > route add -net 192.168.1.0 metric 1 netmask 255.255.255.0 ippp1
> > ipppd user XXX2 /dev/ippp1 193.89.84.10:193.89.84.11 file
> > /etc/ppp/options.ippp1
>
> Compare the two ifconfig commands, they are for the same interface.
> And AFAIK the two interfaces need different ip-adresses.
With this I do not agree. It is simply possible to give two interfaces the same local ip address. You may even establish two routes on them. But only the first one found in the routing table will be used by the kernel. So the other route won't have any effect.
Configuring two interfaces with the same local IP address does make sense if you want to use as less IP adresses as possible (very honorable as long as IPv6 is not common practice).
An interface IP-Adress is used by the kernel to give outgoing packets (not the forwarded packets) a sender IP address within the IP header.
To make the IP address 193.89.84.10 (as used in the above example) pingable I would suggest the following (changes ar marked at the right margin):
| ifconfig dummy0 193.89.84.10 # module has to be loaded before | route add -host 193.89.84.10 # only to have 193.89.84.10 reachable
# all the time
isdnctrl addif ippp0
| ifconfig ippp0 down # to make it exclusively bindable
isdnctrl pppbind ippp0
| ifconfig ippp0 193.89.84.10 p-t-p 193.89.84.11 up | route add -host 193.89.84.11 metric 1 ippp0 | route add -net 194.192.159.0 metric 1 \ | netmask 255.255.255.224 gw 193.89.84.11
ipppd user XXX1 /dev/ippp0 193.89.84.10:193.89.84.11 \
file /etc/ppp/options.ippp0
isdnctrl addif ippp1
| ifconfig ippp1 down # to make it exclusively bindable
isdnctrl pppbind ippp1
| ifconfig ippp1 193.89.84.10 p-t-p 193.89.84.13 up | route add -host 193.89.84.13 metric 1 ippp0 | route add -net 192.168.1.0 metric 1 \ | netmask 255.255.255.0 gw 193.89.84.13
ipppd user XXX2 /dev/ippp1 193.89.84.10:193.89.84.11 \
file /etc/ppp/options.ippp1
You may even try the following to "emulate" cisco's dialer rotary group where you may put several BRIs (basic rate interfaces = ISDN S0 [gr.]) into one netmask. Therefore the example would look like (changes aren't marked any more; completely different):
#!/bin/bash
# assuming, we are using a network of
# 193.89.84.0/255.255.255.240
# for a dial up server where
# 193.89.84.1 is the IP for the server and
# 193.89.84.2-14 are the addresses for remote interfaces.
ifconfig dummy0 193.89.84.1 # module has to be loaded before
route add -host 193.89.84.1 # only to have 193.89.84.1 reachable
# all the time
USER_ippp0="XXX1"
RMTNET_ippp0=194.192.159.0
RMTMSK_ippp0=255.255.255.224
USER_ippp1="XXX2"
RMTNET_ippp1=192.168.1.0 # masquerading is great!
RMTMSK_ippp1=255.255.255.0
USER_ippp2="XXX3"
RMTNET_ippp2="" # you may leave 'em blank
RMTNET_ippp2="" # if there is no remote net
[...] # fill out to your needs
for x in 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14
do
IFNAME="ippp$[$x-2]"
isdnctrl addif $IFNAME
ifconfig $IFNAME down # to make it exclusively bindable
isdnctrl pppbind $IFNAME
ifconfig $IFNAME 193.89.84.1 netmask 255.255.255.240 up
route add -host 193.89.84.$x metric 1 $IFNAME
eval NET="\${RMTNET_${IFNAME}}"
eval MSK="\${RMTNET_${IFNAME}}"
if [ -n "$NET" -a -n "$MSK" ]
then
route add -net $NET metric 1 netmask $MSK gw 193.89.84.$x
fi
eval USER="\${USER_${IFNAME}}"
ipppd user "$USER" /dev/$IFNAME 193.89.84.1:193.89.84.$x \
file /etc/ppp/options.$IFNAME
done
No warranty, it's untested.
But please yell at me (politely) if I'm wrong.
Regards,
Torsten
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From: Torsten Hentschel <Torsten.Hentschel@DInet.de> Subject: Re: IPFWADM
To: isdn4linux@hub-wue.franken.de
Date: Thu, 7 Nov 1996 11:03:15 +0100 (MET) Sender: owner-isdn4linux@hub-wue.franken.de Reply-To: isdn4linux@hub-wue.franken.de
Hallo!
Vielleicht kann ich helpfen ;-)
Zuerstmal lass mich wiederholen, ob ich Deine Frage richtig verstanden habe. Mal angenommen Du hast auf den drei Netzwerk- Karten jeweils ein Class-C -Netz und hast die Dinger so etwa wie folgt konfiguriert:
ifconfig eth0 194.77.88.7 netmask 255.255.255.0 broadcast 194.77.88.255
ifconfig eth1 194.77.89.4 netmask 255.255.255.0 broadcast 194.77.89.255
ifconfig eth2 194.77.90.2 netmask 255.255.255.0 broadcast 194.77.90.255
route add -net 194.77.88.0 eth0
route add -net 194.77.89.0 eth1
route add -net 194.77.90.0 eth2
In dieser Weise wuerde ja nun schlichtweg _alles_ von einem Interface zum anderen geroutet werden und Dein Rechner wie ein Gateway funktionieren.
Du willst, so habe ich es verstanden, aber nur einen ganz bestimmten Rechner zwischen den Interfaces "durchlassen" waehrend Dein "Gateway" aber selber alle Rechner erreichen kann und alle Rechner Dein "Gateway" erreichen koennen.
Nehmen wir mal an, der Rechner an eht0, der auf eth1 zugreifen koennen soll, habe die IP-Adresse 194.77.88.15.
Die professionelle Vorgehensweise ist dann:
- Ausschallten der FORWARDING-Funktion im Kernel
durch Neukompilieren
- Aufsetzen der folgenden Befehle für die Firewall:
ipfwadm -F -p deny # Routing zwischen den Interfaces
# erstmal generell verbieten
ipfwadm -I -p accept # Input auf allen Interfaces erlauben
# betrifft Pakete, die Dein Rechner
# auf seinen Interfaces empfaengt
ipfwadm -O -p accept # Output auf allen Interfaces erlauben
# betrifft alle Pakete, die Dein Rechner
# selber erzeugt hat und an jemanden
# senden will
ipfwadm -F -a accept -S 194.77.88.15/32 -D 194.77.90.0/24
# Zuletzt wird explizit das Forwarding
# zwischen dem Rechner auf eth0 und
# allen Rechnern auf eth2 erlaubt.
Wenn Du keinen neuen Kernel kompilieren willst, geht das auch mit eingeschaltetem Forwarding im Kernel. Das ist dann aber nicht so sicher, da man mit etwas Koepfchen die Firewall dann umgehen kann.
Keine Garantie. Das Zeugs habe ich nicht ausprobiert. Muesste aber so klappen. - Bitte korrigiert mich, wenn ich falsch liege.
Gruesse,
Torsten
> Ich habe ein rechner mit 3 netzkarten ( eth0..eth2 ). Jetzt will ich mit
> ipfwadm einen specielen rechner vom eth0 nach eth1 routen ( wie ein gateway ).
>
> Kann jemand mich helpfen?
>
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Hi !
Also bei mir funktioniert das "isdnctrl addlink ippp0" mit
folgendem Skript prima:
---------- schnipp ----------
#!/bin/sh
#
# don't forget to edit the files
# /etc/ppp/pap-secrets or
# /etc/ppp/chap-secrets
#
PATH=/sbin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin
LOCAL_NUMBER="123345"
REMOTE_NUMBER="9876543"
LOCAL_IP="134.60.7.70"
REMOTE_IP="134.60.7.102"
DEVICE="ippp0"
TELES_ID="line0"
USER="userName"
# additional for channel bundling:
DEVICE1="ippp128"
VERSION=`cat /proc/version | awk '{ print $3 }' `
# when setting the environment variable MODPATH you
# can omit the full path.
SYSPATH="/sbin/"
telesctrl $TELES_ID 1 4 # enable verbose '4' mode
isdnctrl addif $DEVICE # Create new interface 'DEVICE'
isdnctrl addphone $DEVICE out $REMOTE_NUMBER # Set outgoung phone-number
isdnctrl eaz $DEVICE $LOCAL_NUMBER # Set local EAZ ..
isdnctrl l2_prot $DEVICE hdlc # for sync PPP: set Level 2 to HDLC
isdnctrl l3_prot $DEVICE trans # not really necessary, 'trans' is default
isdnctrl encap $DEVICE syncppp # encap the IP Pakets in PPP frames
isdnctrl huptimeout $DEVICE 300 # Hangup-Timeout is 300 sec. -> 5 min
isdnctrl chargehup $DEVICE off # Hangup before next Charge-Info
isdnctrl secure $DEVICE on # Accept only configured phone-number
# additional for channel bundling:
isdnctrl addslave $DEVICE $DEVICE1 # Create new slave interface 'DEVICE1'
isdnctrl addphone $DEVICE1 out $REMOTE_NUMBER # Set outgoung phone-number
isdnctrl eaz $DEVICE1 $LOCAL_NUMBER # Set local EAZ ..
isdnctrl l2_prot $DEVICE1 hdlc # for sync PPP: set Level 2 to HDLC
isdnctrl l3_prot $DEVICE1 trans # not really necessary, 'trans' is default
isdnctrl encap $DEVICE1 syncppp # encap the IP Pakets in PPP frames
isdnctrl huptimeout $DEVICE1 300 # Hangup-Timeout is 300 sec. -> 5 min
isdnctrl chargehup $DEVICE1 off # Hangup before next Charge-Info
isdnctrl secure $DEVICE1 on # Accept only configured phone-number
ifconfig $DEVICE -arp $LOCAL_IP pointopoint $REMOTE_IP metric 1
route add default $DEVICE
route add default gw 134.60.7.98
ipppd user $USER \
/dev/ippp0 /dev/ippp1 /dev/ippp2
---------- schnapp ----------
Ich hab dabei noch folgendes in /etc/ppp/options stehen:
---------- schnipp ----------
debug
+mp
noipdefault
remotename highway
mru 1524
ipcp-accept-local ipcp-accept-remote
lock
defaultroute
-bsdcomp
-pc
-ac
---------- schnapp ----------
Ich hoffe ich konnte helfen!
Bye ... Rainer!
PS: ich hab hier uebrigens 'ne Teles/S0 16.3
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From: girardi@giovanni.rhein-neckar.de (Norbert J. Girardi)
Subject: Re: routes?
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Date: Sat, 30 Nov 1996 10:25:58 +0100 (MET)
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>
> Moins..
>
> Ich hab hier in der Firma 2 Rechner W95 192.168.254.2 Ne2000
> LinuX 192.168.254.1 3Com 509
> Zu Hause habe ich einen Rechner LinuX 192.168.255.1 Teles S0-16.3
>
> Also zu meinem Problem : ich teste mit ping die Verbindung :
>
> von LinuX zu Hause <-> LinuX Firma via isdn0 = geht.
> von W95 Firma <-> LinuX Firma via eth0 = geht.
> von W95 Firma <-> LinuX zu Hause via eth0 -> isdn0 = geht nicht !
> von LinuX zu Hause <-> W95 Firma via isdn0 -> eth0 = geht nicht !
>
>
> Sicherlich voellig off topic denn ich tippe auf ein Problem bei meinen routes.
>
Es waere sicher hilfreich gewesen wenn Du die 'routes' mitgeschickt
haettest ;-)
OK, versuchen wir's trotzdem mal.
Nennen wir Linux at home -> lihome = 192.168.255.1 ,
Linux at work -> liwork = 192.168.254.1 ,
W95 at work -> work95 = 192.168.254.2 .
Also, bei mir wuerde die '/etc/hosts' auf allen Rechnern _so_ aussehenen:
# ----------------- [schnippel] --------------------------
# hosts This file describes a number of hostname-to-address
# mappings for the TCP/IP subsystem. It is mostly
# used at boot time, when no name servers are running.
# On small systems, this file can be used instead of a
# "named" name server. Just add the names, addresses
# and any aliases to this file...
#
# For loopbacking.
127.0.0.1 localhost
192.168.255.1 lihome
192.168.254.1 liwork
192.168.254.2 work95
# End of hosts.
# ----------------- [schnippel] --------------------------
Die '/etc/networks' auf allen Rechnern :
========================================
# ----------------- [schnippel] --------------------------
#
# networks This file describes a number of netname-to-address
# mappings for the TCP/IP subsystem. It is mostly
# used at boot time, when no name servers are running.
#
loopback 127.0.0.0
homenet 192.168.255.0
worknet 192.168.254.0
# End of networks.
# ----------------- [schnippel] --------------------------
Ich benutze fuer die statischen routes eine Datei in /etc/rc.d
in die ich alle routes eintrage, und die aus /etc/rc.d/rc.inet1
aufgerufen wird.
Die /etc/rc.d/rc.routes auf lihome:
===================================
# ----------------- [schnippel] --------------------------
/sbin/ifconfig isdn0 lihome pointopoint liwork
/sbin/route add liwork isdn0
/sbin/route add default gw liwork isdn0
# Alles was raus soll geht per default ueber isdn0
# ----------------- [schnippel] --------------------------
Die /etc/rc.d/rc.routes auf liwork:
===================================
# ----------------- [schnippel] --------------------------
/sbin/ifconfig eth0 liwork
/sbin/route add -net worknet eth0
# Alles was von worknet kommt und nach worknet soll
# muss ueber eth0
/sbin/ifconfig isdn0 liwork pointopoint lihome
/sbin/route add liwork
/sbin/route add default gw liwork isdn0
# Alle anderen gehen per default ueber isdn0
# !!!! Klappt nur wenn auch der Kernel mit
# IP FORWARDING/GATEWAYING kompiliert wurde !!!!
# ----------------- [schnippel] --------------------------
Fuer W95 tue ich mal so als sei es ein Linux, d.h.
die Uebersetzung in W95 Syntax bleibt dem Leser ueberlassen :-)
Die /etc/rc.d/rc.routes auf work95:
===================================
# ----------------- [schnippel] --------------------------
/sbin/ifconfig eth0 work95
/sbin/route add liwork
/sbin/route add default gw liwork eth0
# alles geht per default ueber eth0 nach liwork
# der sorgt dann fuer die Verteilung
# ----------------- [schnippel] --------------------------
- Norbert
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From: Nils Rennebarth <nils@nus.de>
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On Tue, 3 Dec 1996, Martin Bauer wrote:
>Moin moin,
>
>ich habe da ein kleines Problem:
>
[Emma und Gegenstelle unterhalten sich prima, aber von keinem Rechner im
Netz der Gegenstelle geht es zu Emma]
Emma:
eth0 inet addr:192.168.10.1 Bcast:192.168.10.255 Mask:255.255.255.0
isdn0 inet addr:192.168.11.1 P-t-P:192.168.11.3
>
>Kernel IP routing table
>Destination Gateway Genmask Flags Metric Ref Use =
Iface
>172.20.1.4 0.0.0.0 255.255.255.255 UH 0 0 11 =
isdn0
>192.168.11.3 0.0.0.0 255.255.255.255 UH 0 0 3 =
isdn0
>192.168.10.0 0.0.0.0 255.255.255.0 U 0 0 0 =
eth0
>0.0.0.0 192.168.11.3 0.0.0.0 UG 0 0 2 =
isdn0
>
>
>
>Die Gegenstelle:
>=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D
eth0 inet addr:172.20.1.4 Bcast:172.20.255.255 Mask:255.255.0.0
isdn0 inet addr:192.168.11.3 P-t-P:192.168.11.1 Mask:255.255.255.0
>Kernel IP routing table
>Destination Gateway Genmask Flags Metric Ref Use =
Iface
>192.168.11.1 0.0.0.0 255.255.255.255 UH 0 0 15 =
isdn0
>192.168.10.0 192.168.11.1 255.255.255.0 UG 0 0 3 =
isdn0
>172.20.0.0 0.0.0.0 255.255.0.0 U 0 0 39 =
eth0
>0.0.0.0 172.20.1.1 0.0.0.0 UG 0 0 3 =
eth0
Es ist kein ISDN Problem, es ist ein routing Problem.
"Gegenstelle" bekommt =FCber ISDN ein Paket mit 192.168.11.3 als Gateway,
wei=DF aber routing-technisch nicht, das es das selber ist.
!! Allein durch Einrichten eines Point-to-Point Interfaces
!! wei=DF ein Rechner noch nicht, da=DF IP-Pakete an die auf seiner Seite
!! konfigurierte Adresse auch an ihn sind.
Mit anderen Worten: es fehlt auf "Gegenstelle" der Befehl
route add -host 192.168.11.3 dev isdn0
N.B.: Warum machst Du es nicht einfacher, wenn Du Point-to-Point routen
verwendest:
auf Emma:
ifconfig isdn0 192.168.10.1 pointopoint 172.20.1.4 -arp -broadcast
route add -host 172.20.1.4
route add default gw 172.20.1.4
auf Gegenstelle:
ifconfig isdn0 172.20.1.4 pointopoint 192.168.10.1 -arp -broadcast
route add -host 192.168.10.1
route add -net 192.168.10.0 gw 192.168.10.1
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From: Philippe Le Foll <phillf@iu-vannes.fr> Subject: Re: Namesserver Config
To: isdn4linux@hub-wue.franken.de
Date: Wed, 30 Oct 1996 19:09:10 +0100 (MET) Sender: owner-isdn4linux@hub-wue.franken.de Reply-To: isdn4linux@hub-wue.franken.de
I send to some people a small set of shell and example in order to set up a local name server on a Linux box.
I translate in aproximative english the README, which should in any case be easier to read that the french version.
Some people ask be for seting this in an ftp site unfortunately my university did not open yet an anonymous ftp.
phillf@iu-vannes.
Author: Philippe Le Foll: 30-oct-96
e-mail: phillf@iu-vannes.fr
All these shells are coming from Rennes Hight Brittany University they generate from /etc/hosts the DNS database, I modify them in order to run on my linux box.
(c) This is public program and you use them at your own risk
they will probably not run without some adaptation to your site.
All this example refer to the following configuration ------------------------------------------------------------
---------------
| to Internet |
--------------
|
|
dial-out/PPP
(dynamic IP number)
|
|
+------------------------+ +----------------------------+
| | | |
| DNS server | | DNS slave |
| Linux 2.x | | Linux or NT |
| name: bisig | | name fridu |
| | | |
| pppd [IP] | | |
| leafnode [news] | | Netcape [html+news+mail] |
| harvest [html cache]| | Eudora [mail] |
| popd [mail] | | |
| metahtml [local http]| | |
+------------------------+ +----------------------------+
200.200.200.1 200.200.200.1
| | +----------------------------------------------|---------------------------+
Unregistered 200.200.200" network, "domain sene.bzh"
Note:
1) This configuration give to all Slaves computer the impression
to be officially onto Internet without really be registrated.
2) It allows to run a cache even when INTERNET dial-up connection
is down.
3) It obviously read news during the night, but this is an other story.
To Do in order to install DNS
------------------------------
If you are running a DNS at home like me you probably have to choose for an unregistrated domain name as me.
Running on an official Internet network does not change anything except that you don't have to worry about your name and your net number.
- If you don't want to place your DNS data base in
/var/etc/named/DNS you will have to hack the shell
almost everything is hard coded
- create the destination directory /var/etc/named/DNS
- Copy all etc/*header* file in /var/etc/named/DNS then
adapt them to your site [here: network is 200.200.200].
- Allow named to start at boot time, for this remove comment
before named lines in /etc/rc.d/rc.inet2
- copy etc/named.boot file in /etc adapt it to your site
primary & forwarders lines syntax is:
PRIMARY myDomainename [here sene.bzh] headerPathName [here:sene.bzh.header.db]
FORWARDERS IP_NUMBER for your DNS parent [usually your provider].
example
primary sene.bzh /var/etc/named/DNS/sene.bzh.header.db
forwarders 194.51.217.1 194.51.3.49
- Normally /etc/resolv.conf is not mandatory, nevertheless
I place my local domain name in with the following line.
domain sene.bzh
- .cache directive refer to a standard file that you should have no
trouble with. Syntax is:
cache . /var/etc/named/DNS/named.root
NOTE: You can retrieve a more update named.root file true FTP
FTP.RS.INTERNIC.NET. (But for this named should work !!!)
- Build/update your /etc/hosts file. WARNING: all your local hosts
should have as main name host.YourDomainName INCLUDING localhost.YourDomainName
[see example in etc/hosts]
- Generate your DNS data base, this is the only thing you should have to
do at each /etc/hosts change. In fact this job is done automatically
with the following shell, syntax
make_db YourDomainName [ex: make_db sene.bzh]
make_in-addr.arpa Net_Value.._in-addr.arpa [ex: make_in-addr.arpa 200.200.200._in-addr.arpa]
nota: These two commands should generate you the two following files
YourDomainName.db & Net_Value.in-addr.arpa.db
in /var/etc/named/DNS. Both file are include from your
header.db files.
- If you have secondary computers that use your local server,
just write the two following line in there /etc/resolv.conf
domain sene.bzh [where sene.bzh is your domaineName]
nameserver 200.200.200.1 [where 200.200.200.1 is your local DNS]
WARNING: NameServer should be an IP number and not a symbolic name
and this even if it is declare in your /etc/hosts.
- It is now time to start your name server, by just typing in:
named
- Check your name server is effectively working
dnsquery -h your_host_name
WARNING: Even if your dialup line with INTERNET is broken your
name server should answer you. The only time it should
timeout is when you type in a wrong name, it with case it
should try reaching a forwarder.
Good Luck
Kenavo
phillf@iu-vannes.fr
ps: Sorry for the English, if someone want to set it up in real english
I will be please to replace my own README with a better one.
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Hallo, es geht!!!!
Voraussetzungen unter Linux:
isdn4linux
mgetty oder aehnliches
pppd mit ipx-Unterstuetzung
dip/diplogin
Kernel mit IPX-Protocol und Full ipx internal network auf yes gesetzt
und PPP Unterstuetzung
Vorausetzungen unter WIN95:
ISDN-Karte
DFUE-Netzwerk
Modememulator unter WIN95 der X75 oder HDLC verwenden kann
(im Telspowerpack4 dabei, muesste aber auch mit CFOS oder
aehnlichem gehen?!)
Beschreibung:
Kernel erzeugen.
Einen pppd compilieren und installieren,
indem im Makefile die Zeile DEFINE IPX_CHANGE = 1 eingefuegt ist.
Von isdn4linux benoetigt man nur die ttyI ports also sollte die
Einrichtung und das
Starten unproblematisch sein!
Danach muss man mgetty auf eines der ttyI-devices legen .
Beispiel inittab-Eintragsergaenzung:
I1:123:respawn:/usr/sbin/mgetty -x20 ttyI1
Dann muss die Konfiguration fuer das ttyI-device in mgetty.config
ergaenzt
werden:
port ttyI1
debug 3
modem-type data
speed 38400
init-chat "" ATZ OK AT&EX OK ATS0=1 ATS14=0
Das X steht fuer die nummer, auf der der Anruf angenommen werden soll
(bei euro die ganze Nummer ohne Vorwahl, bei 1tr6 die
Endgeraetenummer)
Die Null hinter ATS14= bedeutet, das wir die Emulation auf X75
stellen
Dann richtet man eine Datei /etc/ppp/options und/oder
/etc/ppp/options.ttyI1 ein
Hier mein Beispiel:
-detach
192.9.215.80:192.9.215.70
defaultroute
mru 1524
debug
/dev/ttyI1
ipx-routing 2
ipxcp-max-failure 20
ipx-node 4:5
ipx-network 0x3000
Die Beschreibung der einzelnen Punkte findet sich in den man-pages
zum pppd.
ipx-network ist die Adresse des Netzwerkes in dem die jeweilige
Netzwerkkarte
zu finden ist und ipx-node gibt die Adressen der angeschlossenen
Rechner in diesem
Netzwerk an, diese Einstellungen scheinen Notwendig zu sein, die
Werte sind sind
ansich beliebig.
Danach richtet man sich einen Benutzer ein dessen startshell auf
/usr/sbin/diplogin
eingetragen ist (/etc/passwd).
Jetzt muss noch die Datei /etc/diphosts editiert werden:
Benutzer::192.9.215.80:192.9.215.70:255.255.255.0::PPP,296
Der Benutzer ist der, den wir eben eingerichtet haben.
Der Linuxrechner sollte dann neu gestartet werden.
Danach richtet man auf dem Ethernetinterface das ipx-Protokoll ein:
ipx_interface add -p eth0 802.2 33000
Der letzte Wert stell wieder eine Netzwerknummer dar, die mit der
auf dem Novell-Server
uebereinstimmen muss, genauso wie das Protokoll (802.2).
Diese Nummern kann man am Novell-Server feststellen wenn man sich
die autoexec.ncf anschaut.
Das Protokoll steht in der Zeile, wo der Netzwerkkartentreiber
geladen wird und die
Netzwerknummer steht an der Stelle, wo ipx an die Netzkarte gebunden
wird.
Wenn man jetzt slist aufruft muesste ansich der Novell-Server
angezeigt werden.
Danach wird ipxd (aus dem ipxripd) gestartet. das sollte es auf
Linux-Seite gewesen sein.
ipx_interface und ipxd sollten automatisch beim Starten des Rechners
gestartet werden.
(Wenn der ipxd mit der option -d gestartet wird gibt er Meldungen
auf dem Monitor aus,
die man auswerten kann, ob alles laeuft)
WIN95:
Ich gehe jetzt einfach davon aus, dass das DFUE-Netzwerk einsatzfaehig
ist
und ipx/spx an das DFUE-Netzwerk gebunden ist.
Man macht eine neue Verbindung, wobei das Modem der Modemimulation oder
dem
dem entsprechendne com-port fuer die Modemimulation zugewiesen wird.
Unter Eigenschaften waehlt man dann bei Typ des Servers PPP,Win95,NT
internet
(habe jetzt gerade nicht die genauen Beschreibung im Kopf, aber so
aehnlich ist das,
ist glaube ich auch die default Einstellung)
Beim Protokoll waehlt man ipx/spx.
Dann gibt es noch die Option Scripts:
Hier gibt man den Namen des Scriptes ein, der die Verbindung aufbauen
soll!
Hier mein Beispiel-script:
proc main
; Set the port settings so we can wait for
; non-gibberish text.
waitfor "login:"
transmit "Benutzer^M"
waitfor "Password:"
transmit "Passwort"
transmit "^M"
waitfor "PPP"
endproc
Benutzer ist wieder der Benutzer und Password das entsprechende
Password.
Das sollte es gewesen sein?!
Jetzt kann man eine Verbindung ueber das DFUE-Netzwerk herstellen, dann
sollte man
einen Moment warten (kann schon mal 10 Sekuden dauern), und der
Novell-Server sollte in der Netzwerkumgebung erscheinen!
Auf Linux seite kann man noch mit cat /proc/net/ipx_interfaces
feststellen ob ein ipx_interface aif ppp0 eingerichtet wurde (sollte
automatisch passieren)
Im Notfall das script auf WIN95 im Einzelschrittmodus ausfuehren lassen.
Ciao, Jens
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Hallo,
zu Eurer Information, mit dem ipppd 2.2.7 geht es jetzt auch:-)
Ich musste aber noch in der Datei ipxcp die Zeile 354 aendern!
alt: wo->neg_router=1
neu: wo->neg_router=6
Danach kommt eine saubere Verbindung zwischen dem
WIN95-Rechner und dem Linux-Rechner zustande :-))
Es sind auch keine scripts mehr auf der Win95-Seite notwendig!
Ihr muesst aber nach geschlossener verbindung das ipx_interface, dass
vom ipppd eingerichtet wird wieder loeschen, am besten in der Datei
ipx-down,
sonst kriegt Ihr nur einmal eine Verbindung hergestellt!!
Hier meine Datei /etc/ppp/ioptions:
-detach
192.9.215.80:192.9.215.70
defaultroute
mru 1524
debug
/dev/ippp1
+ipx
ipx-routing 2
ipxcp-max-failure 20
ipx-node 4:5
ipx-network 0x3000
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Salut,
mit hilfe des Patch von Jens Brambring und, wenn man mehr als einmal
einw=E4hlen m=F6chte, meines Workaround geht jetzt sowohl Dialin von Linux =
als
auch von Win95, jeweils mit Linux als Server.
Der Einzeilerpatch von Jens Brambring war:
auf ipppd 2.2.7-debug anzuwenden!
in ipxcp.c Ziele 354
- wo->neg_router=3D1
+ wo->neg_router=3D6
Ohne diesen Patch passiert schlimmes mit eurem Logfile (ich sag nur
Bl=E4hungen!)
Damit es =F6fer als einmal geht mu=DF im /etc/ppp/ipx_down eine Zeile
eingef=FCgt werden (ich habe aber den Parameterkommentar noch dazu gelegt):
# args are: interface-name tty-device speed network-number
# local-IPX-node-address remote-IPX-node-address
# local-IPX-routing-protocol remote-IPX-routing-pro=AD
# tocol local-IPX-router-name remote-IPX-router-name
# ipparam pppd-pid
# example: ippp0 /dev/ippp0 38400 ...
# interface=3D$1 line=3D$2 speed=3D$3 localaddr=3D$4 remoteaddr=3D$5
logger -t ipx-down -p local2.info $*
/usr/bin/ipx_interface del $1 EtherII
Wenn durch die letzte Zeile nicht das IPX-Interface gel=F6scht wird, steht
es das n=E4chste mal im Weg!
Ich denke, da=DF das in den ipppd wandern mu=DF (Michael???). Nach einem Bl=
ick
in die message-Logs mu=DF ich sagen, da=DF der Jenssche-Patch zwar tut, abe=
r
wohl auch nur als Workaround anzusehen ist. Er f=FChr dazu, da=DF kein
Routing-Protokoll vereinbart wird, was aber nicht st=F6rt. Ich konnte
zumindest alles tun. Ob sich jetzt aber zwei LAN ohne Routing-Protokoll
verbinden lassen wei=DF ich nicht (kann ich auch eben nicht pr=FCfen, da ic=
h
zu Hause kein LAN hab - das Finanzamt macht ja schon bei einem
Rechner ...).
Damit Linux zu Linux tut, mu=DF ein zweites IPX-Interface aufgesetzt werden=
=2E
Notfalls das dummy0. Das meldet man dann als primary an (Option -p im
ipx_interface-Befehl). Das sorgt eben f=FCr ein Prim=E4res und erm=F6glicht=
,
sobald die Leitung steht dem ipxd (aus ipxripd-0.7) zu starten (er braucht
mindestens zwei IPX-Interfaces zum starten). Danach gehen slist und
ncpmount!!!=20
Wenn die Leitung abgebaut und sp=E4ter wieder aufgebaut wird, mu=DF ipxd ni=
cht
neu gestartet werden. Nach ca 30 Sekunden hat der ipxd das neue
IPX-Interface erkann.
Der ipxd startet nat=FCrlich nicht von selbst. Damit man das zweitemal nich=
t
so lange (30 Sec.) warten mu=DF kann man ein ipx-up schreiben, welches
pr=FCft, ob ipxd l=E4uft und ihm ein HUP schicken, dann sieht er sofort das
neue Interface, oder sonst startet.
Wenn die Leitung abgebaut und sp=E4ter wieder aufgebaut wird, mu=DF ipxd ni=
cht
neu gestartet werden. Nach ca 30 Sekunden hat der ipxd das neue
IPX-Interface erkann.
Gru=DF Hartwig ;-)
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Salut,
On Sat, 8 Feb 1997, Hartwig Felger wrote:
> Sorry,
> On Sat, 8 Feb 1997, Raphael Leiteritz wrote:
>=20
> > | Sorry beim Bauen ist mir eingefallen, da=DF f=FCr den USE_MS_DNS ein =
kleiner
> > | Patch n=F6tig ist:
> > | -------------o<------------
> > | pp4i4k-2.2.6g-alpha/ipppd.2.2.6g/ipcp.h
> > | 58a59,60
> > |> /*@@@ added by dy */
> > |> u_int32_t winsaddr[2]; /* Primary and secondary MS WINS entrie=
s */
> > | -------------->o-----------
> > Hattest Du denn ansonsten Erfolg? Bei mir hat es naemlich immer
> > noch nicht geklappt (s. meine mail an die Liste).
> das war wohl nur ein Patch um copilieren zu k=F6nnen. Irgendwo in meinem
> Win95 mu=DF wohl noch ein Verweis auf den Firmen-DNS sein, denn ich kann =
mit
> Namen arbeiten. Wenn ich ins Log schaue, steht da aber =FCberall REJ. Ich
> konnte aber weder in der Registry noch in irgendeiner .INI was finden. Di=
e
> Frage w=E4re nat=FCrlich, ob Win95 auch nicht einfach den Rechner nimmt, =
wo
> man sich gerade eingew=E4hlt hat. Da ist bei uns auch der DNS drauf. ????
>=20
> Gru=DF Hartwig :-(
>=20
> 768/CA2159D9 Hartwig Felger <hgfelger@trick.informatik.uni-stuttgart.de>
> Fingerprint: 18 49 5E 6E 4E 47 3D F5 28 3E 11 C9 05 26 F3 46
Ich habe heute 'mal die pppd-2.2.0f mit dem ipppd verglichen, bez=FCglich
des MS-DNS und MS-WINS. Ich habe dann das ipppd angepa=DFt und siehe da die
Logs sagen nicht mehr REJ. Ich mich dann per IPX eingew=E4hlt. Nachdem ich
vorher alle =FCbrigen festen DNS-Eintragungen aus win95 entfernnt hatte,
ging der Zugriff perfekt. Der restliche Patch ist angeh=E4ngt!
Achtung: damit IPX mit ipppd und win95 =FCberhaupt geht, m=FCssen die beide=
n
Workarounds eingebracht werden, die ich zusammen schon gemailt habe.
Viel Spa=DF ;-)
P.S.: Ich habe heute schon meine Killerapplikation per ipppd/IPX-Dialin
laufen lassen: NWADMIN f=FCr einen NW4.10. Das Laden des Programms hat zwar
fast 5 Minuten gedauert, aber dann kann man arbeiten. Ich werde mir das
Programm eben lokal installieren.. Dieser Test impliziert, da=DF =FCber
diese Verbindung auf NDS zugegriffen werden kann.
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From: Torsten Hentschel <Torsten.Hentschel@DInet.de> Subject: Re: ISDN - POOL
To: isdn4linux@hub-wue.franken.de
Date: Sun, 10 Nov 1996 14:15:22 +0100 (MET) Sender: owner-isdn4linux@hub-wue.franken.de Reply-To: isdn4linux@hub-wue.franken.de
Hallo Georg!
> nachdem ich I4L nun seit 8 Monaten erfolgreich und voellig _ohne_ Probleme
> betreibe (Hut ab vor den Entwicklern), ist noch eine einzige Geschichte,
> die ich gerne geloest haette.
Jau, ueber die Arbeit der I4L-Entwickler auch meinen Dank. Das Zeug ist wunderbar.
> Ich betreibe I4L Router, die verschiedene Subnetze verbinden. Dies sind aber
> alles feste routen, ich benutze _kein_ pppd oder ipppd. ISDN Device mit isdnctrl
> definieren und mit ifconfig / route einrichten - fertig. Die Gegenstellen
> waehlen sich auf eine feste Nummer rein, diese muss dann natuerlich frei sein.
>
> Dies laeuft alles ganz hervorragend, jetzt aber die Frage:
>
> Ich benutze einen "eigenen" NTBA nur fuer I4L, waere es moeglich, das dieser als
> Pool fungiert ?
> Ich meine, ich definiere 10 IP Verbindungen und gebe jeder (secure on) eine
> Eingehende Nummer. Die Gegenstellen bekommen alle 3 Rufnummern und waehlen diese
> der Reihe nach durch.
Genau sowas haben wir hier an zwei Standorten realisiert.
Gerne beschreibe ich Dir Moeglichkeiten und Probleme.
Auch wir haben das hier ohne ipppd gemacht, weil der leider noch so ein paar Tuecken hat.
Wenn ich recht verstehe hast Du momentan folgende Konstellation (habe neben S0 jeweils eine Beispiel-Telephonnummer geschrieben, drunter und drueber stehen beispielhafte Namen fuer die ISDN-Devices).
"draussen" "pool"
Router A 8989 S0 <------ISDN--\ raw0 \
+---> SO 3434 |
Router B 7676 S0 <------ISDN--/ raw1 | ein Master-Router
|
Router C 6565 S0 <------ISDN--\ raw2 | ein Master-Router
+---> SO 6565 |
Router D 2332 S0 <------ISDN--/ raw3 | ein Master-Router
|
Router E 6344 S0 <------ISDN--\ raw4 | ein Master-Router
+---> SO 3454 |
Router F 1023 SO <------ISDN--/ raw5 /
Die Router draussen waehlen sich also auf Deinem zentralen Router ein. Bisher hast Du dafuer die ISDN-Nummern bei den Routern draussen so verteilt, dass kein Konflikt durch "Besetzt" entstehen kann.
Bei den Beispiel-Routern sei vereinbart, dass sie alle Ihr ISDN-Device mit "raw0" benannt haben. Auch werde ich annehmen, dass alle in derselben Orstnetzkennzahl liegen.
Nun habe ich Dich so verstanden, dass Du auf Deinem Master-Router die Kosten fuer die einzelnen Basis-Anschluesse senken willst, indem Du auf jedem Basisanschluss mehr als zwei Rechner einwaehlen laesst.
Am liebsten auf allen drei beispielhaften Anschluessen mit 6 Kanaelen gleich 10 externe Router auf einmal. Bei 10 Routern ist noch recht selten, dass alle 6 Kanaele des Master-Routers gleichzeitig besetzt sind, wenn man eine "gemaessigte" Benutzung voraussetzt.
> Am einfachsten waere dies zu realisieren, wenn die Slave Devices einen Anruf
> annehmen, auch wenn der Master _NICHT_ aktiv ist. Die Master Rufnummer waere in
> diesem Fall durch einen Anruf auf eben dieser Nummer von einer anderen
> Gegenstelle blockiert.
Nee, mit slave-Devices solltes Du das nicht probieren. Dafuer sind die nicht gedacht.
> Oder ich kann einem Device mehrere MSN zuweisen, oder ich kann es so aufsetzen,
> das es _immer_ rangeht, bzw wenn secure = true ist.
Ja, genau das ist mein Vorschlag.
Konkret haette ich dafuer den folgenden Vorschlag:
a) Bei allen externen Routern muessen alle Nummern der
SO-Anschluesse des Master-Routers eingetragen werden.
Jedesmal, wenn Du zentral einen S0-Anschluss aufnimmst,
bedeutet das auf den externen Routern ein wenig arbeit.
Also bei jedem Router draussen:
vorwahl="2932" # ohne Null!
for number in 3434 6565 3454
do
isdnctrl addphone raw0 in ${vorwahl}${number}
isdnctrl addphone raw0 out ${number}
done
b) Bei den ISDN-Netzinterfacen raw0 bis raw5 kannst Du nur eine
MSN angeben. Auf jedem Euro-ISDN-Basisanschluss liegen
aber mehrere MSNs und die sind auch noch alle verschieden.
Bei 1TR6 war das anders und deshalb funktionierte das damals
mit der Realisierung einer Einwaehlreihenfolge ganz problemlos.
Die EAZs von 1TR6-Anschluessen waren naemlich alle einziffrig
und wenn alle externen Router dieselben Durchwahlnummern verwendet
haben (mit derselben angehaengten EAZ), dann hat automatisch
jedes Netzinterface auf allen SO-Anschluessen reagiert.
Aus diesem Grunde scheint eine sehr nette und durchdachte
Sache von Fritz Elfert in das ISDN-Basissystem von Linux
eingefuegt worden zu sein: Das EAZ-MSN-Mapping.
Fuer die Treiber der einzelnen S0-Anschluesse auf dem
zentralen Router hast Du ja mit dem insmod Namen vergeben.
Ich nehme mal an, die Namen sind wie folgt vergeben:
MSN Treibername
3434 bri0
6565 bri1
3454 bri2
BRI kommt von basic rate interface und ist die englische
Bezeichnung fuer den Steckanschluss eines ISDN-Graetes.
Für die Treiber setzt Du nun die folgenden Befehle ab:
isdnctrl mapping bri0 "-,3434,3435,3436"
isdnctrl mapping bri1 "-,6565,6566,6567"
isdnctrl mapping bri2 "-,3454,3455,3456"
Das bedeutet nun, dass ein auf der Nummer 3434 ankommender
Ruf nun bei den Netzinterfaces und den ttyI-Interfaces
die MSN 1 liefert und nicht mehr die MSN 3434. Ebenso
klingelt ein Ruf auf 6565 nicht mehr auf MSN 656, sondern
auf MSN 1 und der Ruf auf 3454 auch.
Nun stell auf allen Netzinterfaces Deines zentralen Routers
diese "virtuelle" MSN ein:
isdnctrl eaz raw0 1
isdnctrl eaz raw1 1
isdnctrl eaz raw2 1
isdnctrl eaz raw3 1
isdnctrl eaz raw4 1
isdnctrl eaz raw5 1
Bei dem "isdnctrl mapping" entscheidet die Position der "echten"
MSN ueber die EAZ die sie liefert. Die Position "0" ist durch
ein Minuszeichen unbelegt gelassen, da dies der "global call" ist.
Bitte benutz den global call vorerst nicht, solange Du ihn nicht
genauer kennst (alle nicht identifizierten Rufe auf unbekannter
EAZ landen auf dem "global call" mit der Nummer "0"; der klingelte
bei 1TR6 dann bei allen am selben Bus angeschlossenen Geraeten).
Nun siehst Du auch, dass ich beim Mapping noch mehr Nummern mit
angegeben habe. Hier in Deutschland werden EURO-ISDN-Anschluesse
meist mit 3 MSNs ausgeliefert. Diese drei MSNs kannst Du natuerlich
auf verschiedene EAZs mappen. Dadurch ergibt sich folgender Spiel-
raum: Draussen kannst Du router stehen haben, die verschiedene
Protokolle haben und diese anhand der angerufenen Nummer unterscheiden
(z.B. konfigurierst Du alle Netzinterfaces fuer rawip auf EAZ=1,
alle fuer syncppp auf EAZ=2 und alle fuer X.75 auf EAZ=3).
Hoffentlich ist es das, was Du gesucht hast.
Jedenfalls war ich von diesen Moeglichkeiten von I4L wahnsinnig begeistert. Cisco kann sowas (Multi-Protkoll auf einem dialer rotary group) nicht ansatzweise. ;-)
Gruesse,
Torsten
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Subject: Re: routes?
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Date: Sat, 30 Nov 1996 10:25:58 +0100 (MET)
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>
> Moins..
>
> Ich hab hier in der Firma 2 Rechner W95 192.168.254.2 Ne2000
> LinuX 192.168.254.1 3Com 509
> Zu Hause habe ich einen Rechner LinuX 192.168.255.1 Teles S0-16.3
>
> Also zu meinem Problem : ich teste mit ping die Verbindung :
>
> von LinuX zu Hause <-> LinuX Firma via isdn0 = geht.
> von W95 Firma <-> LinuX Firma via eth0 = geht.
> von W95 Firma <-> LinuX zu Hause via eth0 -> isdn0 = geht nicht !
> von LinuX zu Hause <-> W95 Firma via isdn0 -> eth0 = geht nicht !
>
>
> Sicherlich voellig off topic denn ich tippe auf ein Problem bei meinen routes.
>
Es waere sicher hilfreich gewesen wenn Du die 'routes' mitgeschickt
haettest ;-)
OK, versuchen wir's trotzdem mal.
Nennen wir Linux at home -> lihome = 192.168.255.1 ,
Linux at work -> liwork = 192.168.254.1 ,
W95 at work -> work95 = 192.168.254.2 .
Also, bei mir wuerde die '/etc/hosts' auf allen Rechnern _so_ aussehenen:
# ----------------- [schnippel] --------------------------
# hosts This file describes a number of hostname-to-address
# mappings for the TCP/IP subsystem. It is mostly
# used at boot time, when no name servers are running.
# On small systems, this file can be used instead of a
# "named" name server. Just add the names, addresses
# and any aliases to this file...
#
# For loopbacking.
127.0.0.1 localhost
192.168.255.1 lihome
192.168.254.1 liwork
192.168.254.2 work95
# End of hosts.
# ----------------- [schnippel] --------------------------
Die '/etc/networks' auf allen Rechnern :
========================================
# ----------------- [schnippel] --------------------------
#
# networks This file describes a number of netname-to-address
# mappings for the TCP/IP subsystem. It is mostly
# used at boot time, when no name servers are running.
#
loopback 127.0.0.0
homenet 192.168.255.0
worknet 192.168.254.0
# End of networks.
# ----------------- [schnippel] --------------------------
Ich benutze fuer die statischen routes eine Datei in /etc/rc.d
in die ich alle routes eintrage, und die aus /etc/rc.d/rc.inet1
aufgerufen wird.
Die /etc/rc.d/rc.routes auf lihome:
===================================
# ----------------- [schnippel] --------------------------
/sbin/ifconfig isdn0 lihome pointopoint liwork
/sbin/route add liwork isdn0
/sbin/route add default gw liwork isdn0
# Alles was raus soll geht per default ueber isdn0
# ----------------- [schnippel] --------------------------
Die /etc/rc.d/rc.routes auf liwork:
===================================
# ----------------- [schnippel] --------------------------
/sbin/ifconfig eth0 liwork
/sbin/route add -net worknet eth0
# Alles was von worknet kommt und nach worknet soll
# muss ueber eth0
/sbin/ifconfig isdn0 liwork pointopoint lihome
/sbin/route add liwork
/sbin/route add default gw liwork isdn0
# Alle anderen gehen per default ueber isdn0
# !!!! Klappt nur wenn auch der Kernel mit
# IP FORWARDING/GATEWAYING kompiliert wurde !!!!
# ----------------- [schnippel] --------------------------
Fuer W95 tue ich mal so als sei es ein Linux, d.h.
die Uebersetzung in W95 Syntax bleibt dem Leser ueberlassen :-)
Die /etc/rc.d/rc.routes auf work95:
===================================
# ----------------- [schnippel] --------------------------
/sbin/ifconfig eth0 work95
/sbin/route add liwork
/sbin/route add default gw liwork eth0
# alles geht per default ueber eth0 nach liwork
# der sorgt dann fuer die Verteilung
# ----------------- [schnippel] --------------------------
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From: isdn4@temic-ech.spacenet.de (Karsten Keil)
To: chrk@netfire.aball.de (Christian Kleinfeld)
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> bestimmt steht das die Antwort in einer Doku oder FAQ, leider habe ich
> in den Dokumenten keine richtigen Hinweise gefunden deshalb poste ich
> einfach mal hier.
Du hast recht es steht nicht drin, weil es das noch nicht offiziell gibt.
> Ich moechte mit meiner TelesS0 16.0 (LinuX 2.0.25, i4l mit oder ohne
> HiSax ist egal da als Modul eingebunden <grin>) auf ueber D64S
Egal nicht geht nur mit HiSax2.0.
> Standleitung zum Provider gehen, naja Standleitung ist auch schon bis
> ins Haus gelegt und kostet Geld ;(. Meine eigentlich Frage kommt jetzt.
> Gibt es irgendwelche besonderheiten bei der Konfiguration auf eine
> Standleitung wenn ja welche ?
Also seit ca. 1 Woche laeuft HiSax mit Standleitung, unten kommt die
Anleitung.
>
> Hat schon jemand erfahrung damit gehabt ?
Es laeuft bei jemanden, der sich bestimmt auch noch bei Dir meldet mit
einer Cisco als Gegenstelle. Wichtig KeepAlive bei Cisco ausschalten !!!
Falls Du Prbleme hast, Mail an meine Adresse keil@temic-ech.spacenet.de,
dann gibt es Telefonsupport.
Fuer den leased Mode ist eine vorab version aus dem CVS Entwickler tree
notwendig, Anleitung war im November vom Fritz auf der Liste, Du bekommst
eine Kopie per extra Mail.
Anleitung zur Installation des isdn trees.
1. Einen 2.0.X kernel mit HiSax 1.X (wichtig mit HiSAX !)
2. ins CVS isdn wechseln und
./std2kern -d
aufrufen
4. Im kernel make (menu)config;make dep; make clean; make modules
Hier ein Beispielscript zum leased mod, module werden direkt aus dem
kernel geladen (kein make module_install notwendig)
Alle Telefonnummern sind erlaubt, sie spielen keine Rolle.
#!/bin/sh
cd /usr/src/linux/modules
/sbin/insmod -m isdn.o > /tmp/isdn/isdn.map
/sbin/insmod -m hisax.o type=3 io=0x180 protocol=1 irq=10 id=HiSax \
> /tmp/isdn/hisax.map
/bin/cat /System.map /tmp/isdn/isdn.map /tmp/isdn/hisax.map | \
sort > /tmp/isdn/System.map
# Full debug nur fuer tests , muss wenns geht runtergesetzt werden
/sbin/telesctrl HiSax 1 0xffff
/sbin/telesctrl HiSax 11 0xff
# normal debug
#/sbin/telesctrl HiSax 1 0x31
#/sbin/telesctrl HiSax 11 0x01
# Setzen in leased Mode
/sbin/telesctrl HiSax 5 0
# interface
/sbin/isdnctrl addif isdn0
# wichtig
/sbin/isdnctrl huptimeout isdn0 0
# binde Interface an 1. BChannel (,1 fuer 2.)
/sbin/isdnctrl bind HiSax,0
# dummy
/sbin/isdnctrl eaz isdn0 1
/sbin/isdnctrl l2_prot isdn0 hdlc
# dummy
/sbin/isdnctrl addphone isdn0 out 2
/sbin/isdnctrl addphone isdn0 in 3
/sbin/isdnctrl l3_prot isdn0 trans
# nur bei cisco
#/sbin/isdnctrl encap isdn0 cisco-h
# interface starten
/sbin/ifconfig isdn0 192.1.1.1 up
# route zur Gegenstelle
/sbin/route add 192.1.1.2 isdn0
mv /tmp/isdnctrl.log /tmp/isdnctrl.log.o
cat /dev/isdnctrl >/tmp/isdnctrl.log &
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From: keil@temic-ech.spacenet.de (Karsten Keil)
Subject: Re: Isdn4Linux an Standleitung?
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Joerg Dorchain (dorchain@mpi-sb.mpg.de) wrote:
: Ist es möglich mit, mit einer Teles- (oder auch sonstigen Karte),
: Isdn4Linux an einer Standleitung zu betreiben? Genauer gesagt an einer
: SoFMV-Verbindungen (Die Variante mit 1 B-Kanal).
: Falls ja, kann mir jemand eine Kurzanleitung schicken?
Ist mit dem HiSax aus dem CVS Tree moeglich.
Wie Du an den CVS tree kommst ging ein paar mal ueber die Liste.
(Das letzte Mal mit Subject: Re: Absturz des ISDN
am 5 Feb 1997.)
Anleitung zur Installation des isdntrees.
1. Einen 2.0.X kernel mit HiSax 1.X (wichtig mit HiSAX)
2. ins CVS isdn wechseln und
./std2kern -d
aufrufen
4. Im kernel make (menu)config;make dep; make clean; make modules
Hier ein Beispielscript zum leased mod, module werden direkt aus dem
kernel geladen (kein make module_install notwendig)
Alle Telefonnummern sind erlaubt, sie spielen keine Rolle.
#!/bin/sh
cd /usr/src/linux/modules
/sbin/insmod -m isdn.o > /tmp/isdn/isdn.map
/sbin/insmod -m hisax.o type=3 io=0x180 protocol=1 irq=10 id=HiSax \
> /tmp/isdn/hisax.map
/bin/cat /System.map /tmp/isdn/isdn.map /tmp/isdn/hisax.map | \
sort > /tmp/isdn/System.map
# Full debug nur fuer tests , muss wenns geht runtergesetzt werden
/sbin/telesctrl HiSax 1 0xffff
/sbin/telesctrl HiSax 11 0xff
# normal debug
#/sbin/telesctrl HiSax 1 0x31
#/sbin/telesctrl HiSax 11 0x01
# Setzen in leased Mode
/sbin/telesctrl HiSax 5 0
# interface
/sbin/isdnctrl addif isdn0
# wichtig
/sbin/isdnctrl huptimeout isdn0 0
# binde Interface an 1. BChannel (,1 fuer 2.)
/sbin/isdnctrl bind HiSax,0
# dummy
/sbin/isdnctrl eaz isdn0 1
/sbin/isdnctrl l2_prot isdn0 hdlc
# dummy
/sbin/isdnctrl addphone isdn0 out 2
/sbin/isdnctrl addphone isdn0 in 3
# interface starten
/sbin/ifconfig isdn0 192.1.1.1 up
# route zur Gegenstelle
/sbin/route add 192.1.1.2 isdn0
mv /tmp/isdnctrl.log /tmp/isdnctrl.log.o
cat /dev/isdnctrl >/tmp/isdnctrl.log &
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Date: Tue, 29 Oct 1996 03:57:50 +0000 (GMT) From: Rainer May <r_may@khavi.desaster.heide.de> X-Sender: r_may@kahvi.desaster.heide.de To: isdn4linux@hub-wue.franken.de
Subject: i4l und Masquerading
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Nachdem ich leichtsinnig genug irgendwo mal verkuendet hatte, dass ich hier ein LAN hinter einem Linux-Server mit i4l bei meinem Provider einspeise, platzte mein Postfach aus den Naehten. Bevor ich alles immer wieder aufs Neue abtippe, hab' ich das Procedere in einer Art FAQ aufgeschrieben.
Vielleicht interessiert sich ja wer dafuer. Wer den Text in irgendwelche Webpages aufnehmen, ausdrucken und aufs Klo haengen oder sonstwas damit machen will, meinen Segen hat er.
Rainer
###########################
isdn4linux und IP-Masquerading im LAN
-------------------------------------
Problem: "Ich habe ein lokales Netzwerk (LAN), in dem Rechner
der verschiedensten Plattformen - Win95, Win311, NT,
Amiga (AmiTCP) und MacIntosh (MacTCP) - ueber einen
Linux-Router mit der Aussenwelt verbunden werden
sollen. In der Linux-Maschine steckt eine ISDN-
Karte. Von meinem Provider bekomme ich dynamisch
eine IP-Adresse zugewiesen, wenn die Verbindung auf-
gebaut wird. Nun moechte ich aber nicht nur vom
Linux-Router direkt, sondern von jedem Rechner im
LAN ins Internet kommen. Wie?"
Loesung: "Die meiste Arbeit ist auf Linux-Seite zu erledigen.
Zunaechst einmal braucht man einen Kernel mit ein-
gebautem IP-Forwarding und Masquerading. D.h., bei
"make config" muessen folgende Fragen mit "Y" be-
antwortet werden:
Prompt for development and/or incomplete code/drivers Y
Enable loadable module support Y
Networking support Y
Network firewalls Y
TCP/IP networking Y
IP: forwarding/gatewaying Y
IP: firewalling Y
IP: masquerading Y
PPP (point-to-point) support (wenn PPP zum Provider) Y
SLIP (serial line) support Y
Ethernet (10 or 100Mbit) (oder Arcnet oder ...) Y
ISDN support [1] M
Support synchronous PPP (wenn ipppd benutzt wird) Y
HiSax SiemensChipSet driver support M
(dann den HiSax fuer die ISDN Karte waehlen)
Anschliessend den Kernel wie ueblich mit "make dep",
"make clean", "make zImage", "make modules" und
"make modules_install" bauen.
Auf das Installieren von PPP und der ISDN-Treiber
wird an anderer Stelle ausfuehrlich eingegangen.
Hier geht es weiter, wenn folgende Voraussetzungen
erfuellt sind:
* Das ISDN-Subsystem laeuft, d.h., von Linux aus
kann eine Verbindung zum Provider hergestellt
werden.
* Das lokale Netzwerk (Ethernet usw.) laeuft auch,
vorzugsweise unter Verwendung "freier" IP-
Adressen (z.B. 192.168.xx.xx), und der Linux-Host
kann von allen anderen Rechnern im LAN erreicht
werden (z.B. per ping).
Nun gilt es, zweierlei zu erreichen:
* Zugriffe von einem beliebigen Rechner im LAN
auf eine nicht-lokale IP-Adresse sollen den
Linux-Router veranlassen, eine Verbindung zum
Provider aufzubauen; und
* Der Linux-Router soll zwar die Rechner im LAN
mit dem Provider verbinden, diesem gegenueber
aber verheimlichen, dass nicht der Router
selbst Empfaenger/Absender der entsprechenden
IP-Pakete ist.
Beginnen wir mit dem zweiten Punkt. Dieses "Ver-
heimlichen" hat nichts damit zu tun, dass man
seinen Provider hintergehen will (obwohl man auf
diese Weise auch selbst Provider spielen und
seine Kunden klammheimlich ueber _einen_ billigen
"Privat-Zugang" ins Internet bringen kann), son-
dern mit technischen Notwendigkeiten. Denn nur
das Interface des Linux-Rechners, das die Verbin-
dung zum Provider herstellt, bekommt von diesem
eine IP-Adresse verpasst, die der Provider auch
kennt. Traegt z.B. der Router im LAN die lokale
IP-Adresse 192.168.1.1, und ein anderer Rechner
die 192.168.1.2, dann kennt der Provider diese
Adressen ja nicht. Er weist z.B. dem PPP-Inter-
face des Routers die Adresse 123.234.345.99 zu -
und nur bei Paketen aus dem Internet, die an
diese Nummer adressiert sind, weiss er auch, an
wen er die Pakete schicken soll. Daher muss der
Router Pakete von anderen Rechnern im LAN "mas-
kieren" - mit seiner eigenen, dynamisch zugewie-
senen Adresse (und dabei natuerlich Buch darueber
fuehren, was an wen von wem kam, um die Antwort-
Pakete richtig zuzustellen).
Zum Glueck ist diese Funktion in den Linux-Kernel
=>2.0.0 schon eingebaut (s.o.) - sie nennt sich
"IP-Masquerading". Vereinfacht ausgedrueckt geht
das so:
Ein LAN-Rechner schickt ein Paket ab, das neben
IP-Nummer und Ziel-Port des Empfaengers auch die
"Absender-Adresse" in Form einer IP-Nummer und
eines Antwort-Ports traegt. Der maskierende
Router nun ersetzt die Absender-IP durch seine
eigene und den Ruecksende-Port durch einen freien
aus seinem Fundus. Unter dieser "freien" Port-
nummer werden die originalen Absender-Daten ge-
speichert. Kommt nun ein Antwort-Paket aus dem
Internet an diesen Port, werden dessen Empfaenger-
Adresse und -Port mit der gespeicherten Ruecksende-
Adresse ueberschrieben und an den LAN-Rechner wei-
tergeleitet. Paket fuer Paket.
Leicht einsehbar ist uebrigens, dass dieses Verfahren
nur mit Diensten funktioniert, bei denen auch eine
Ruecksende-Adresse angegeben wird. Dazu gehoeren
u.a. telnet, http, ftp, irc (eingeschraenkt), nicht
aber Echo (ping).
Zurueck zur Praxis. Damit das Masquerading auch
bei FTP und IRC funktioniert, werden zunaechst
zwei Module geladen:
/sbin/modprobe ip_masq_ftp
/sbin/modprobe ip_masq_irc
Dann werden die Forward-Rules des Kernel zum
Masquerading gezwungen:
/sbin/ipfwadm -F -a m -P all -S 192.168.123.0/24 -D 0.0.0.0/0 -b [2]
In diesem Beispiel werden im LAN die IP-Adressen
192.168.123.1 bis 192.168.123.254 benutzt. Legen
wir zur Vereinfachung fest, der Linux-Router habe
dabei die Adresse 192.168.123.1
Obige Zeile bewirkt, dass IP-Pakete, die von
192.168.123.x ausgehen und an wenauchimmer gerichtet
sind, maskiert werden. Das hat den Nachteil, dass
auch innerhalb des LAN fleissig drauflosmaskiert
wird, was man aber durch Einfuegen weiterer Rules
vermeiden kann. "man ipfwadm" sei hier zur Lektuere
empfohlen.
Das "Verstecken" des LAN vor dem Provider haben wir
nun erreicht. Jetzt gilt es, bei Bedarf einen auto-
matischen Verbindungsaufbau zu erzwingen.
Dafuer ist es zunaechst noetig, die anderen Rechner
im LAN dazu zu bringen, alle fuer "Ausserhalb" be-
stimmten IP-Pakete an den Linux-Router zu uebergeben
und diesem die Weiterleitung zu ueberlassen.
Nichts leichter als das: Sowohl bei den verschiedenen
Windows-Versionen, als auch beim AmiTCP und beim
MacTCP gibt es in der Konfiguration den Stichwort
"Default-Gateway" oder nur "Gateway". Hier ist die
_lokale_ IP-Adresse des Routers einzutragen (denn
die spaetere Adresse, die vom Provider kommt, ist
ja erstens noch nicht bekannt und aendert sich zwei-
tens bei jedem Anruf).
Letzter Schritt ist dann, das "dial-on-demand" ein-
zurichten. In Verbindung mit isdn4linux gibt es dafuer
zwei Moeglichkeiten:
* Man verwendet synchrones PPP fuer die Verbindung
zum Provider, also den "ipppd". Dann ist nichts
weiter zu tun als dafuer zu sorgen, dass immer
die Default-Route des Routers auf das entsprechende
ipppx-Interface weist. Vorsicht: Beim Verbindungs-
abbau loescht der Kernel diese Route! Sie muss
also z.B. in der Datei /etc/ppp/ip-down neu gesetzt
werden.
Das Risiko bei diesem Verfahren sind Programme auf
den LAN-Rechnern, die mehr oder weniger regelmaessig
Nameserver-Requests, Keepalive-Pakete oder ARP-
Broadcastings erzeugen - dann stellt naemlich der
Router jedesmal eine Verbindung zum Provider her.
Die Telekom wird's danken.
Uebrigens kann es passieren, dass manche aus dem
LAN initiierte Verbindungen recht lange auf Antwort
warten. Ich weiss nicht, ob Kernel oder ipppd das
"ausloesende" Paket verschlucken, oder die Antwort
darauf unterschlagen; ich weiss aber, dass es
hilft, z.B. bei Netscape wenige Sekunden nach
Anforderung der ersten Seite auf den "roten Knopf"
zu druecken und die Seite nochmals anzufordern.
Wie bereits erwaehnt: Die Konfiguration des ipppd
wird an anderer Stelle ausfuehrlicher und kompeten-
ter erklaert, als ich es koennte [3]
* Benutzt man asynchrones ppp oder gar SLIP/CSLIP
fuer die Verbindung zum Provider, kann man das
Programm "diald" [4] verwenden. Es bietet zudem
den Vorteil, extrem stark konfigurierbar zu sein;
so kann man z.B. festlegen, dass zwischen 0900
und 1200 grundsaetzlich keine Verbindung aufgebaut
wird, dass Nameserver-Anfragen eine Verbindung zwar
nicht aufbauen, aber offenhalten koennen u.v.m.
Wer sich mit diesen Konfigurationsmoeglichkeiten
nicht herumschlagen mag, braucht das indes auch
nicht - die Default-Konfiguration kann man ohne
Gefahr fuer Leib und Geldboerse uebernehmen :-)
So. Wenn jetzt das Masquerading eingerichtet wurde.
Wenn der Linux-Router auf allen LAN-Rechnern als
Gateway eingetragen wurde. Wenn ein "ping abc.edu",
eingetippt auf der Console des Routers, eine Verbin-
dung zum Provider aufbaut. _Dann_ sollte damit auch
fuer alle Rechner im LAN der Weg ins Internet frei sein.
Troubleshooting:
Problem: "Alles schoen und gut. Aber wenn ich z.B. von der
W95-Kiste aus mit Netscape eine Seite aufrufe,
bekomme ich als Antwort nur "unknown host" Loesung: "Was ist denn auf der "Win95-Kiste" als Nameserver
eingetragen? Sofern auf dem Router kein eigener
NS laeuft, muss natuerlich auf allen LAN-Rechnern
der NS des Providers eingetragen sein."
Problem: "Die Adressen werden jetzt aufgeloest, aber statt
der gewuenschten Seite bekomme ich die Meldung
"no route to host"!"
Loesung: "Bitte pruefen:
* Ist auf dem LAN-Rechner der Linux-Router als
Gateway eingetragen (manche "Betriebssysteme"
muss man komplett resetten, bevor Sie da eine
Aenderung mitbekommen)?
* Liegt auf dem Router die Default-Route auf dem
"Bereitschafts-Interface" zum Provider (z.B.
auf ippp0 bei synch. PPP, oder auf sl0 bei
diald (auch wenn die "echte" Verbindung nachher
per ppp0 geht - diald benutzt ein SLIP-Interface
als "Tuerklingel") ?
* Erzwingt der Provider die Verwendung von Proxies?
Dann muessen die IP-Adressen der Provider-Proxies
auch in den entsprechenden Programmen der LAN-
Rechner eingetragen sein!
Problem: "Warum sind bei diesem FAQ keine ausfuehrlichen
Beispielscripte fuer ipppd, diald usw.?" Loesung: "Weil dies eine FAQ ist und keine eierlegende
Wollmilchsau. Ein Beispiel fuer diald haengt
trotzdem hinten dran."
Problem: "Was muss ich fuer diese supertolle FAQ bezahlen?" Loesung: "Wenn es nach meiner Frau ginge, mindestens 250
Mark - so hoch veranschlagt sie den Abend, den ich
mit Schreiben verbrachte und der ihr daher entging.
Da es aber nicht nach meiner Frau geht, sondern nach
mir ;-), steht die FAQ unter GPL. Kost' also nix."
################################################################
[1] Wer mag, kann die ISDN-Treiber natuerlich auch direkt in den
Kernel einbauen, anstatt sie als Module zu verwenden.
[2] Das Programm ipfwadm gibt es per Anon-FTP als
ftp://ftp.xos.nl/pub/linux/ipfwadm/ipfwadm-2.3.0.tar.gz
[3] Bernhard Hailer hat das Ganze auf seinen www-Seiten sehr
ausfuehrlich und verstaendlich beschrieben. Die URL ist
http://www.chemie.uni-muenchen.de/ac/boehm/beh.html
################################################################
Beispielscripte fuer die Verwendung von isdn4linux mit diald. Die verbindung zum provider wird per X75 aufgebaut, das Protokoll ist dann PPP, ohne PAPpy/CHAPpy usw. Ein einfacher Login. Und Telefonnummer, Name sowie Passwort sind natuerlich gefaelscht :-)
-------------------
# zuerst wird - gleich beim Booten - diald "scharf gemacht" #
# /etc/rc.d/rc.diald
/usr/sbin/diald /dev/ttyI4 -m ppp local 192.168.90.9 remote 192.168.90.1 \
defaultroute dynamic modem crtscts lock connect "chat -v -f \
/etc/ppp/chat.provider"
#
-------------------
#
# /etc/ppp/chat.provider
#
TIMEOUT 240 "" AT&E1234 OK ATD047110815 ogin: Puser sword: topsecret #
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From: Herbert Rosmanith <herp@wildsau.idv.uni-linz.ac.at>
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Subject: ip-masq, sample setup
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Status:
since there have been question about ip-masquerading recently, here
is a sample setup. note: this is no isdn-setup anymore (it was before),
but the machine now has two ethernet cards (the customer bought a leased
line). note also that there is a particular network which stupidly has
been setup as internal network allthough the numbers have already been
officially assigned elsewhere. thanks to "daten technik" for this
very clever network design ... :-(
some words to the configuration: the maschine has two network cards,
one for the internal network, one with a real IP address.
eth0: 10.0.0.0 internal
eth0:1 192.34.0.0 "internal"
eth1: x.x.x.x external, real address
you may find the setup for the masquerading part a bit strange.
however, I chosed to configure that based on network cards, not on
ip-numbers. this can be done using the "-W" option from ipfwadm.
so, the last lines below read "accept all traffic from card
1 unchanged, but masquerade it on card 2". this makes sense, since card 2
is the only one with a real ip-addess.
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
#!/bin/sh
iw=/sbin/ipfwadm
h=linux.xxxxxxx.co.at
#
# start with a clean configuration...
#
$iw -If
#
# default policy: paranoid...
#
$iw -Ip deny
#
# allow only ICMP ECHO REPLY from outside.
# this allows us to ping other hosts, but disables
# others to ping ourselves.
#
$iw -Ia accept -S 0/0 0 -D $h -P icmp -W eth1
$iw -Ia deny -S 0/0 -D $h -P icmp -W eth1
#
# allow incoming smtp connections from outside (internet)
# force local users to use mail-relay
#
$iw -Ia accept -S 0/0 -D xxx.xxx.xxx.xx smtp -P tcp -W eth1
$iw -Ia accept -S 0/0 -D 192.34.70.254 smtp -P tcp -W eth0
$iw -Ia accept -S 0/0 -D 10.0.0.1 smtp -P tcp -W eth0:1
$iw -Ia accept -S 0/0 -D 127.0.0.1 smtp -P tcp -W lo
$iw -Ia deny -S 0/0 -D 0/0 smtp -P tcp
#
# loopback, eth0 and eth0:1 is allowed to do (nearly) everything, of course ...
#
$iw -Ia accept -S 0/0 -D 0/0 -W lo
$iw -Ia accept -S 0/0 -D 0/0 -W eth0
$iw -Ia accept -S 0/0 -D 0/0 -W eth0:1
#
# domain may only speak with domain
#
$iw -Ia accept -S 0/0 domain -D $h domain -P tcp -W eth1
$iw -Ia accept -S 0/0 domain -D $h domain -P udp -W eth1
#
# allow incoming traffic once the connection has been built.
# - note: this is the same as the cisco-keyword "established"
#
# nota bene: since we already accept everything from lo, eth0 and eth0:1,
# it is not (seems not to be) neccessary to check the SYN flag, too.
#
$iw -Ia accept -S 0/0 -D $h -k -W eth1
#
# allow yyyyyy to do some service
#
$iw -Ia accept -S yyyyyyy.yyyyyy.co.at -D $h -W eth1
#
# allow yyyyyy ftp
#
$iw -Ia accept -S ftp.yyyyyy.co.at -D $h -W eth1
$iw -Ia accept -S ftp.yyyyyy.co.at -D $h -W eth1
#
$iw -Ia accept -S $h -D 0/0 -W eth1
#
# now for the masquerading part
#
$iw -Ff
$iw -Fp deny
$iw -Fa accept -S 0/0 -D 0/0 -W eth0
$iw -Fa accept -S 0/0 -D 0/0 -W eth0:1
$iw -Fa masquerade -S 0/0 -D 0/0 -W eth1
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Sender: Okane@em.uni-frankfurt.de
Date: Fri, 08 Nov 1996 20:31:01 +0100
From: "Robert O'Kane" <okane@em.uni-frankfurt.de> Organization: OTHERSPACE
To: Matthias Hessler <hessler@wi-inf.uni-essen.de> Subject: Re: Though put over multiple ISDN channels
Matthias Hessler wrote:
>
> Hi Robert,
>
> ich kann Dir bei den Durchsatzproblemen nicht helfen, allerdings wuerden wir
> uns gerne freuen, wenn wir die FAQ um ein paar Hinweise zum Channel-Bundling
> erweitern koennten (es kommt immer wieder zu Fragen in dieser Richtung).
>
> Koenntest Du uns Deine Konfigurationsskripte zukommen lassen? Oder gar
> einige Frage/Anwort-Paare - um anderen beim Ueberwinden der schwierigsten
> Huerden zu helfen?
>
> Vielen Dank.
>
> Matthias
Hello,
Attached is the script I use to setup multiple channels to be used as 1 network device. Mind you the throughput isn't really great. So it might not be worth the effort until we can get the network device to feed more data to the ISDN device.
Please feel free to add this to the FAQ if you like.
Bob.
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---------------------------------------------- Ok, here is a script used to set up multiple isdn "devices" to be used as one for a network.
LOTS here were picked up from the Isdn$Linux Mail list ;-}
Maybe someone else can use things in here.
Included:
startisdn <- script to setup the ISDN and network devices
NOTE: 1: Depending on your setup (modules, card_id's, etc..) you
: may want to bind the devices to certain cards/channels
: so things work the way you want.
2: I couldn't get any 'real' speed up. The maximum throughput
: I got was arround 10K - 12K. YMMV (You mileage may vary)
##################################################################### #####################################################################
: /usr/local/isdn/startisdn
#! /bin/sh
#####################################
## Startup script for ISDN network.
##
## On "other" machine, reverse REMOTE and LOCAL ##
REMOTE_IP="machine2"
REMOTE_NUMBER0="xxxxxx35"
REMOTE_NUMBER1="xxxxxx36"
REMOTE_NUMBER2="xxxxxx38"
REMOTE_NUMBER3="xxxxxx39"
LOCAL_IP="machine1"
LOCAL_NUMBER0="xxxxxx46"
LOCAL_NUMBER1="xxxxxx47"
LOCAL_NUMBER2="xxxxxx49"
LOCAL_NUMBER3="xxxxxx50"
CHANNELS="1 2 3"
SYSPATH="/sbin"
ISDNCTRL="/sbin/isdnctrl"
ENCAP="rawip"
DEVICE="isdn0"
SLAVE="isdnsl"
case "$1" in
start)
### install modules if not there, ASSUME teles irq bug
### found in the original teles driver.
if [ ! "`lsmod | grep teles`" ]; then
echo "teles module NOT found: INSTALLING"
modprobe telesall
sleep 1
rmmod telesall
sleep 1
modprobe telesall
fi
$ISDNCTRL addif $DEVICE
$ISDNCTRL eaz $DEVICE $LOCAL_NUMBER0
$ISDNCTRL addphone $DEVICE in "*$REMOTE_NUMBER0"
$ISDNCTRL addphone $DEVICE out $REMOTE_NUMBER0
$ISDNCTRL l2_prot $DEVICE x75i
$ISDNCTRL l3_prot $DEVICE trans
$ISDNCTRL encap $DEVICE $ENCAP
$ISDNCTRL huptimeout $DEVICE 60
$ISDNCTRL chargehup $DEVICE off
$ISDNCTRL ihup $DEVICE off
$ISDNCTRL secure $DEVICE on
$ISDNCTRL sdelay $DEVICE 15
for i in $CHANNELS ; do
$ISDNCTRL addslave $DEVICE $SLAVE$i
$ISDNCTRL eaz $SLAVE$i $[LOCAL_NUMBER$i]
$ISDNCTRL addphone $SLAVE$i in "*$[REMOTE_NUMBER$i]"
$ISDNCTRL addphone $SLAVE$i out $[REMOTE_NUMBER$i]
$ISDNCTRL l2_prot $SLAVE$i x75i
$ISDNCTRL l3_prot $SLAVE$i trans
$ISDNCTRL encap $SLAVE$i $ENCAP
$ISDNCTRL huptimeout $SLAVE$i 30
$ISDNCTRL chargehup $SLAVE$i off
$ISDNCTRL ihup $SLAVE$i off
$ISDNCTRL secure $SLAVE$i on
$ISDNCTRL sdelay $SLAVE$i 15
done
$SYSPATH/ifconfig $DEVICE inet $LOCAL_IP \
pointopoint $REMOTE_IP metric 1
$SYSPATH/route add -host $REMOTE_IP $DEVICE
;;
stop)
$SYSPATH/ifconfig $DEVICE down
$ISDNCTRL delif $DEVICE
;;
hangup)
$ISDNCTRL hangup $DEVICE
;;
*)
echo "$0 : <start|stop|hangup>"
exit 1
;;
esac
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Matthias Hessler wrote:
>
> Hi Joe,
>
> On Mon, 10 Feb 1997 17:48:23 -0500 (EST), joe@odel.on.ca wrote:
> > Hi ISDN4Linux'ers. I have a two Spellcaster BRI cards and two
> > linux boxes. One box is at my ISP's side and the other is in my office.
> > I have obtained and compiled ISDN4LINUX, spellcasters I4L driver without
> > many problems. I have ISDN support compiled into the kernel as well as
> > SyncPPP support and load the driver (sc.o) with modprobe with no problems.
> > I have a couple of questions I hope aren't too stupid. I have a feeling
> > they have been answered in German, but unfortunately I don't (yet) speak
> > or read German very well so please excuse my ignorance.
>
> No worries - you are very welcome to write in English.
>
> I'm not using the MP stuff, but I got the script from Robert O'Kane
> that he uses. It is appended at the end. From the first look it
> doesn't look too much different - but maybe you find something.
>
> As far as I understand the ipppd can dial out on demand (if the route
> exists and ip packages are coming). Or you can trigger the dialing
> with "isdnctrl dial". Very strange that you have to do latter at
> _both_ stations. That sounds very wrong.
>
Hello, (Robert here :-0 )
The scripts I sent in are for the "built-in" function of ISDN4Linux
when
using the rawip/ethernet/... encapsulation. PPP (SyncPPP) encapsulation
doesnt
seem to be supported for the "automatic" functions of I4L!
MIXING THE SLAVE (autodial/autohangup) functions with SyncPPP doesn't
work:
1: reliably- relying on the auto hangup appears to work until the 2nd
-> 5th
time. Then the kernel gets "a bit" disturbed.
2: Not at all- auto dial never works with syncPPP. As far as I know
(and can
see), the only way to add channels to SyncPPP is to
MANUALLY
"addlink" and "removelink" the devices. Of course you
need to
have the devices pre-defined for the I4L system and for
the PPP
program.
I am still looking over (and into) these issues and hope to have more
later.
But for now I must say that the scripts I sent to the FAQ (and the
list?) are
for the rawip/ethernet encapsulations. SyncPPP is another animal (user
space)
and will require other links between the system (kernel) and the ppp
program
(user space).
I am also still (ja ja...) porting the ITK Columbus Card driver from
Frank Mohr
to the HiSax device driver system. (Thanks Karsten!!)
> > I have read the faq but I don't seem to be able to make it work.
>
> Did you get the right FAQ? There is an english version available on:
> ftp://ftp.franken.de/pub/isdn4linux/FAQ
> and:
> http://www.lrz-muenchen.de/~ui161ab/www/isdn/
> which also contains some bug fixes for the MPPP stuff. Also there are
> two ways of using multiple links with isdn4linux. One is with ipppd,
> the other is with rawip.
>
> More we can't say without more logging. If you can't locate your
> problem just log the handshaking of the ipppd (see FAQ how to do
> that). Then we can say more.
>
>
> Other than that I'm VERY interested in hearing about this spellcaster
> BRI card - and the driver you were talking about. Can you please
> send me more info on that so that we can incorporate it into the
> FAQ? There are often questions about isdn4linux in America and so
> far we don't have any information about what works and what works
> not... :-(
> Please, already a www link would help very much... Are there more
> cards available but the spellcaster? How expensive is it and are you
> using the EURO-ISDN standard?
>
> Bye,
> Matthias
>
<patch stuff deleted as it doesn't help here: See appropriate FAQ >
-Happy ISDN'ing
-Robert O'Kane
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From: Matthias Hessler <hessler@wi-inf.uni-essen.de> Subject: RE: options files
Sender: owner-isdn4linux@hub-wue.franken.de Reply-To: isdn4linux@hub-wue.franken.de
At 17:57 18.10.1996 +0200, you wrote:
>Matthias Hessler <hessler@wi-inf.uni-essen.de> ha escrito a
>isdn4linux@hub-wue.franken.de:
>
>> well, isdnctrl does not quite assign interface ipppx to /dev/ipppx by
>> default (e.g. interface ippp3 to /dev/ippp3). I'm not entirely sure how
>it
>> does its assignements, but I think it takes interface ipppx and binds it
>to
>> the first available /dev/ipppx, starting x with 0 and counting up (e.g.
>your
>> interface ippp3 gets bound to /dev/ippp0 because there is an ipppd
>already
>> waiting there)
>> Which leads to your problem: you want interface ippp3 _exclusively_ bound
>to
>> /dev/ippp3 because you want only your ipppd configured for /dev/ippp3
>> answering all the traffic from your interface ippp3.
>
>Hi Matthias
>
>Ok; for clarifying scripts (and my concepts :) I name net interfaces
>isdn0..isdn3, but when I try to launch ipppd, it tells me there must be at
>least ippp0 configured (???) Does it means i have to configure interfaces
>twice (one time for ipppX and other for isdnX)?
No.
Here is what happened: You named your net interfaces isdn0..isdn3 and did not use the pppbind option. Now isdnctrl has no clue that it should connect those interfaces to any /dev/ippp* .
If you name your net interfaces ippp0..ippp3, then isdnctrl _automatically_ recognizes (by the name of those interfaces) that those should be connected to the /dev/ippp* . It does it (if I'm not wrong about that default behavior) when data arrives by connecting a net interface to the first available /dev/ippp* .
Let's say if data arrives on net interface ippp3, it tries to connect it to /dev/ippp0, if that is available. If not (already another connection going on?), it tries /dev/ippp1, and so on.
As you have two ipppd's with different options running that is not what you want, because you can never tell in advance which data will be answered by which ipppd.
No matter how the name of your net interfaces is, if you use the "isdnctrl pppbind" option, you can tell isdnctrl to _always_ connect some netinterface with some /dev/ippp* . E.g.:
isdnctrl pppbind isdn3 2
tells isdnctrl to always put data from net interface isdn3 to /dev/ippp2.
That is very handy, if you want to have a special ipppd lurking on /dev/ippp2 that should get all that traffic from isdn3.
Isdnctrl acts like a switch board.
Default behaviour (using net interfaces ippp0 and ippp1): =========================================================
Kernel---------+
| |
Net interface ippp0 ippp1 (isdnctrl addif ippp*)
| |
| |
Isdnctrl (by default, to next available device
=> no isdnctrl pppbind necessary)
| |
| |
Device /dev/ippp0 /dev/ippp1 /dev/ippp2 /dev/ippp3
| | | |
ipppd ipppd ipppd ipppd
Default behaviour (using net interfaces isdn0, isdn1, isdn2, isdn3): ====================================================================
Kernel------+----------+----------+
| | | | Net interface isdn0 isdn1 isdn2 isdn3 (isdnctrl addif ippp*)
isdnctrl (no connection from isdn* to any /dev/ippp*,
because: name of net interface is not "ippp*")
Device /dev/ippp0 /dev/ippp1 /dev/ippp2 /dev/ippp3
| | | |
ipppd ipppd ipppd ipppd
Behavior using "isdnctrl pppbind" (A):
======================================
Kernel------+----------+----------+
| | | | Net interface isdn0 isdn1 isdn2 isdn3 (isdnctrl addif isdn*)
|
| Isdnctrl +-------+ (isdnctrl pppbind isdn3 2)
|
| Device /dev/ippp0 /dev/ippp1 /dev/ippp2 /dev/ippp3
| | | |
ipppd ipppd ipppd ipppd
Behavior using "isdnctrl pppbind" (A):
======================================
Kernel------+----------+----------+
| | | | Net interface isdn0 isdn1 isdn2 isdn3 (isdnctrl addif isdn*)
|
| Isdnctrl +-------+ (isdnctrl pppbind isdn2 1)
|
|
Device /dev/ippp0 /dev/ippp1 /dev/ippp2 /dev/ippp3
| | | |
ipppd ipppd ipppd ipppd
I hope that's correct. Please correct me if I'm wrong...
Bye,
Matthias
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Subject: IPX/SPX ueber isdn4linux und WIN95
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Hallo, es geht!!!!
Man muss nur den normalen pppd auf einem isd4linux ttyIx verwenden!
(Setzt natuerlich einen mgetty oder aehnliches auf dem device voraus)
Zunaechst habe ich mir einen User ppptest eingerichtet dessen
startshell auf /usr/sbin/diplogin eingetragen ist (/etc/passwd),
Inhalt der Datei diphosts in /etc:
ppptest::192.9.215.80:192.9.215.70:255.255.255.0::PPP,296
Inhalt der Datei /etc/ppp/options:
-detach
192.9.215.80:192.9.215.70
defaultroute
mru 1524
debug
/dev/ttyI1
ipx-routing 2
ipxcp-max-failure 20
ipx-node 4:5
ipx-network 0x3000
Hierbei scheint die Angabe von ipx-network sehr wichtig zu sein!!!!!
Die ip-Adressen koennen vermutlich entfallen!
Dann legt man auf den ethernetstrang ein normales ipxinterface an
und startet ipxd (aus dem ipxripd).
Unter Windows muss dann beim DFUE-Netzwerk noch ein entsprechendes
script eingerichtet
werden und dann sollte es eigentlich funken.
Bin leider schon etwas Muede vom ganzen Probieren, werde eventuell noch
mal eine
Ausfuehrliche Beschreibung senden.
Bin aber fuer alle Fragen offen!
Ciao, Jens
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From: girardi@giovanni.rhein-neckar.de (Norbert J. Girardi)
Subject: Re: routes?
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Date: Sat, 30 Nov 1996 10:25:58 +0100 (MET)
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>
> Moins..
>
> Ich hab hier in der Firma 2 Rechner W95 192.168.254.2 Ne2000
> LinuX 192.168.254.1 3Com 509
> Zu Hause habe ich einen Rechner LinuX 192.168.255.1 Teles S0-16.3
>
> Also zu meinem Problem : ich teste mit ping die Verbindung :
>
> von LinuX zu Hause <-> LinuX Firma via isdn0 = geht.
> von W95 Firma <-> LinuX Firma via eth0 = geht.
> von W95 Firma <-> LinuX zu Hause via eth0 -> isdn0 = geht nicht !
> von LinuX zu Hause <-> W95 Firma via isdn0 -> eth0 = geht nicht !
>
>
> Sicherlich voellig off topic denn ich tippe auf ein Problem bei meinen routes.
>
Es waere sicher hilfreich gewesen wenn Du die 'routes' mitgeschickt
haettest ;-)
OK, versuchen wir's trotzdem mal.
Nennen wir Linux at home -> lihome = 192.168.255.1 ,
Linux at work -> liwork = 192.168.254.1 ,
W95 at work -> work95 = 192.168.254.2 .
Also, bei mir wuerde die '/etc/hosts' auf allen Rechnern _so_ aussehenen:
# ----------------- [schnippel] --------------------------
# hosts This file describes a number of hostname-to-address
# mappings for the TCP/IP subsystem. It is mostly
# used at boot time, when no name servers are running.
# On small systems, this file can be used instead of a
# "named" name server. Just add the names, addresses
# and any aliases to this file...
#
# For loopbacking.
127.0.0.1 localhost
192.168.255.1 lihome
192.168.254.1 liwork
192.168.254.2 work95
# End of hosts.
# ----------------- [schnippel] --------------------------
Die '/etc/networks' auf allen Rechnern :
========================================
# ----------------- [schnippel] --------------------------
#
# networks This file describes a number of netname-to-address
# mappings for the TCP/IP subsystem. It is mostly
# used at boot time, when no name servers are running.
#
loopback 127.0.0.0
homenet 192.168.255.0
worknet 192.168.254.0
# End of networks.
# ----------------- [schnippel] --------------------------
Ich benutze fuer die statischen routes eine Datei in /etc/rc.d
in die ich alle routes eintrage, und die aus /etc/rc.d/rc.inet1
aufgerufen wird.
Die /etc/rc.d/rc.routes auf lihome:
===================================
# ----------------- [schnippel] --------------------------
/sbin/ifconfig isdn0 lihome pointopoint liwork
/sbin/route add liwork isdn0
/sbin/route add default gw liwork isdn0
# Alles was raus soll geht per default ueber isdn0
# ----------------- [schnippel] --------------------------
Die /etc/rc.d/rc.routes auf liwork:
===================================
# ----------------- [schnippel] --------------------------
/sbin/ifconfig eth0 liwork
/sbin/route add -net worknet eth0
# Alles was von worknet kommt und nach worknet soll
# muss ueber eth0
/sbin/ifconfig isdn0 liwork pointopoint lihome
/sbin/route add liwork
/sbin/route add default gw liwork isdn0
# Alle anderen gehen per default ueber isdn0
# !!!! Klappt nur wenn auch der Kernel mit
# IP FORWARDING/GATEWAYING kompiliert wurde !!!!
# ----------------- [schnippel] --------------------------
Fuer W95 tue ich mal so als sei es ein Linux, d.h.
die Uebersetzung in W95 Syntax bleibt dem Leser ueberlassen :-)
Die /etc/rc.d/rc.routes auf work95:
===================================
# ----------------- [schnippel] --------------------------
/sbin/ifconfig eth0 work95
/sbin/route add liwork
/sbin/route add default gw liwork eth0
# alles geht per default ueber eth0 nach liwork
# der sorgt dann fuer die Verteilung
# ----------------- [schnippel] --------------------------
- Norbert
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From: Nils Rennebarth <nils@nus.de>
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Subject: Re: ISDN-Problem
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On Tue, 3 Dec 1996, Martin Bauer wrote:
>Moin moin,
>
>ich habe da ein kleines Problem:
>
[Emma und Gegenstelle unterhalten sich prima, aber von keinem Rechner im
Netz der Gegenstelle geht es zu Emma]
Emma:
eth0 inet addr:192.168.10.1 Bcast:192.168.10.255 Mask:255.255.255.0
isdn0 inet addr:192.168.11.1 P-t-P:192.168.11.3
>
>Kernel IP routing table
>Destination Gateway Genmask Flags Metric Ref Use =
Iface
>172.20.1.4 0.0.0.0 255.255.255.255 UH 0 0 11 =
isdn0
>192.168.11.3 0.0.0.0 255.255.255.255 UH 0 0 3 =
isdn0
>192.168.10.0 0.0.0.0 255.255.255.0 U 0 0 0 =
eth0
>0.0.0.0 192.168.11.3 0.0.0.0 UG 0 0 2 =
isdn0
>
>
>
>Die Gegenstelle:
>=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D
eth0 inet addr:172.20.1.4 Bcast:172.20.255.255 Mask:255.255.0.0
isdn0 inet addr:192.168.11.3 P-t-P:192.168.11.1 Mask:255.255.255.0
>Kernel IP routing table
>Destination Gateway Genmask Flags Metric Ref Use =
Iface
>192.168.11.1 0.0.0.0 255.255.255.255 UH 0 0 15 =
isdn0
>192.168.10.0 192.168.11.1 255.255.255.0 UG 0 0 3 =
isdn0
>172.20.0.0 0.0.0.0 255.255.0.0 U 0 0 39 =
eth0
>0.0.0.0 172.20.1.1 0.0.0.0 UG 0 0 3 =
eth0
Es ist kein ISDN Problem, es ist ein routing Problem.
"Gegenstelle" bekommt =FCber ISDN ein Paket mit 192.168.11.3 als Gateway,
wei=DF aber routing-technisch nicht, das es das selber ist.
!! Allein durch Einrichten eines Point-to-Point Interfaces
!! wei=DF ein Rechner noch nicht, da=DF IP-Pakete an die auf seiner Seite
!! konfigurierte Adresse auch an ihn sind.
Mit anderen Worten: es fehlt auf "Gegenstelle" der Befehl
route add -host 192.168.11.3 dev isdn0
N.B.: Warum machst Du es nicht einfacher, wenn Du Point-to-Point routen
verwendest:
auf Emma:
ifconfig isdn0 192.168.10.1 pointopoint 172.20.1.4 -arp -broadcast
route add -host 172.20.1.4
route add default gw 172.20.1.4
auf Gegenstelle:
ifconfig isdn0 172.20.1.4 pointopoint 192.168.10.1 -arp -broadcast
route add -host 192.168.10.1
route add -net 192.168.10.0 gw 192.168.10.1
Nils
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References: <m0vIIrY-000LHmC@scorpio.in-berlin.de> from "Gernot Zander" at Oct 29, 96 07:26:08 pm
Date: Wed, 30 Oct 1996 19:05:55 +0200
To: isdn4linux@hub-wue.franken.de, michael@abadonna.franken.de From: Darko Krizic <dekay@ipf.de>
Subject: Sounds erzeugen für vgetty/vboxgetty Cc: maze@frankfurt.netsurf.de
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Ich möchte hier ein paar Erfahrungen mit vboxgetty zusammenzählen, insbesondere im Zusammenhang mit dem Erzeugen von Messages (Sounds)
Sound-Format
------------
Das Format ADPCM-4 generiert beim Aufzeichnen wesentlich kleinere Dateien als die Formate uLaw oder aLaw, deswegen ist dieses Format vorzuziehen.
Vorteil von uLaw ist allerdings, daß es dem au-Format entspricht und so direkt mit cat sound.au >/dev/audio angehört werden kann, allerdings gibt es zwei Probleme:
- Das ist nur interessant für Leute, die auch am Linux-Rechner sitzen und dieser eine Soundkarte besitzt. Viele Leute verwenden den Linux-Rechner als "echten" Server, der weder Monitor noch Soundkarte hat.
- Die aufgezeichneten Samples haben einen sehr schwachen Pegel, den man theoretisch mit
autopvf <x.msg | pvfamp 5 | pvftoau >x_laut.msg
verstärken könnte, allerdings muß man sich dann sowieso mit den pvf-Tools befassen und kann dann auch gleich auf ADPCM-4 umsteigen.
Aufzeichen über Telefon
-----------------------
Wie in der i4l-FAQ beschrieben ist es ohne Probleme möglich sich selbst auf den Anrufbeantworter zu sprechen und die entsprechende Datei in das Verzeichnis /var/spool/vobx/<user>/incoming/standard.msg zu kopieren.
Allerdings ist die Qualität bei weitem nicht ausreichend, unter anderem, weil sich am Anfang und Ende Geräusche oder Pausen befinden.
Selbst Dateien generieren
-------------------------
Ich habe einen Macintosh, der unter anderem die Möglichkeit bietet, Sound von Audio-CDs ohne Verluste per SCSI auf die Festplatte zu kopieren und nachträglich auf andere Samplegeschwindigkeit und Bitbreite zu konvertieren, z.B. "16bit, 44kHz -> 8bit, 22kHz". Desweiteren kann ich mit dem Mikrofon Sounds und am Ende alle Sounds manipulieren und mixen. Die beste Voraussetzungen für verrückte Ansagen.
Das Format, das der Macintosh verarbeitet ist AIFF. Dieser Standard wird auch von SGI und anderen namhaften Herstellern verwendet, allerdings konnte ich unter Linux kein Programm finden, das dieses Format versteht. Auf dem Macintosh gibt es allerdings das Programm "SoundApp", welches nach und von Suns .au konvertieren und ADPCM wenigstens abspielen kann. Anmerkung: Dummerweise nennt SoundApp das au-Format "NeXT", weil dieses Format dort verwendet wird, allerdings habe ich lange gebraucht, um herauszufinden, daß es dasselbe wie au ist.
Ich nehme mal an, daß unsere Windows-Freunde ähnliche Fähigkeiten haben.
Das Windows-Hausformat nennt sich WAV. Auch dieses Format kennen die PVF-Tools nicht, aber ich denke mal, daß es unter Windows ähnliche Werkezeuge gibt, die sogar ADPCM-4 generieren können.
Ich weiß nicht, wie man unter Linux Sounds aufzeichnen kann und welches Format diese haben, allerdings wird es wohl Sun-AU-Format haben, so daß der weitere Text auf für Linux-Benutzer interessant ist.
Sounds für vboxgetty konvertieren
---------------------------------
Wie bereits oben beschrieben, empfehle ich den Betrieb mit ADPCM-4. Bei mgetty befindet sich die pvf-Toolsammlung, welche Soundformate konvertieren und manipulieren kann, allerdings gab es Probleme mit den Formaten, die vboxgetty generiert hatte (ADPCM-4). Gegen dieses Problem gibt es Patches, allerdings enthält die neuste Version von mgetty (0.99 Okt02 und wahrscheinlich auch ein paar ältere) bereits die Programme "zyxeltopvf" und "pvftozyxel[234]", mit welchen genau diese Formate konvertiert werden können.
Mein Macintosh liefert die Sounds 22254Hz. Um daraus einen entsprechenden Sound in ADPCM-4 zu generieren verwende ich folgende Kommendozeile:
autopvf <standard.au \
| pvfspeed 2.73 \
| pvfamp 0.2 \
| pvftozyxel4 >standard.msg
autopvf konvertiert dan au-Sound nach pvf. pvfspeed ändert die Samplingrate auf 8000 (22554 / 8000 = 2.73), damit die Geschwindigkeit wieder stimmt.
pvfamp 0.2 senkt den Pegel auf 20%, weil der Sound sonst total verzerrt klingt, schließlich kennt das Telefon nur Frequenzen zwischen 300 und 3000Hz. Zuletzt legt pvftozyxel4 den Sound im richtigen Format ab.
Dadurch, daß weder Rauschen noch Klacken zu hören sind, klingen so generierte Ansagen einfach klasse. Wer etwas mit Sound-Manipulationsprogrammen spielen kann, der kann tolle Effekte generieren, allerdings sollte man damit wegen des beschränten Frequenzbandes echt sparsam umgehen, sonst versteht der Anrufende nichts.
Nachbarbeiteitung von aufgezeichneten Nachrichten ------------------------------------------------- Ich möchte, daß meine Nachrichten in ein auf dem Macintosh abspielbaren Format konvertiert werden und an eine e-mail an mich attached werden sollen. Ich konvertiere den Sound nach au mit folgenden Befehlen:
zyxeltopvf <sound.pvf \
| pvfamp 5
| pvfcut 0.2 0.2 \
| pvftoau 8000 >sound.au
zyxeltopvf konvertiert den aufgezeichneten Sound nach pvf und pvfamp verstärkt diesen auf das fünffache, weil der Pegel (s.ganz.o) sehr schwach ist. pvfcut schneidet 0.2 Sekunden vorne und hinten ab, weil man hinten z.B. das Auflegen des Telefons hört. Scheinbar zeichnet vboxgetty schon auf, während der Beep-Ton abgespielt wird, weil dieser ganz am Anfang zu hören ist. Die 8000 nach dem pvtoau ist sehr wichtig, weil diese sorgt, daß die Frequenz in den au-Header geschrieben wird, damit das abspielende Programm auch die richtige Rate spielt!
Namen des Anrufenden in der Mail
--------------------------------
vboxgetty kennt den Namen des Anrufenden, während es die Nachricht aufzeichnet, dummerweise wird dieser Name nicht an das Programm "-p /usr/local/vbox/new_voice" mit übergeben. Ich habe deswegen einen (very dirty) hack von vboxgetty erzeugt, welches als 4ten Parameter den Namen an new_voice übergibt, damit ist es möglich, daß das Subject der generierten Mail aussieht wie "Voice from Darko Krizic" oder zumindest "Voice from Unknown". Da bei internationalen Calls zumindest die Landeskennung übergeben wird, kann eine Nachricht aus USA ein Subject wie "Voice from USA" haben.
Ich bitte hiermit den Autor von vbox selbst die Änderungen zu machen.
Beispiel für ein new_voice-Script
---------------------------------
Das Nachfolgende Shellscript hat bei mir den Namen /usr/local/vbox/new_voice und in der Inittab hängt noch "-p /usr/local/vbox/new_voice" als Parameter, damit dieses Programm nach dem Aufzeichnen einer Nachricht aufgerufen wird.
Die Datei wird nach .au konvertiert und als MIME-encoded Message an den Benutzer für den die Nachricht aufgezeichnet wurde, geschickt. Ich verwende übrigens mimeencode nicht. Wenn diese Mail von Eudora auf dem Macintosh empfangen wird, wird der Sound als Icon angezeigt. Ein Doppelklick reicht aus, um den Sound abzuspielen.
#! /bin/sh
#
# Creates a new MIME-encoded mail to the user with an attached .au file # Written 1996 by Darko Krizic
PATH="${PATH}:/usr/local/vbox"
TMP="/tmp/vboxmime.$$"
ME="`basename $0`"
mailer="/usr/sbin/sendmail -t"
bound="NewVoice_-${$}${$}"
type="audio/ulaw"
file="${1}"
id="${2}"
user="${3}"
name="${4}"
date="`date +%y%m%d%H%M`"
newname=${date}-${id}.au
if [ -z "$name" ]
then
name=$id
fi
echo "\
Subject: Voice from $name
From: root@xplor.ipf.de (Voice Subsystem) To: $user
Content-type: multipart/mixed; boundary=\"$bound\"
--$bound
Content-Type: text/pain
A new voice has arrived
Sender ID: $id
Name: $name
File: $file
--$bound
Content-Type: application/octet-stream; name=\"$newname\" Content-transfer-encoding: x-uuencode
" >$TMP
/usr/local/bin/zyxeltopvf <$file \
| /usr/local/bin/pvfamp 5 \
| /usr/local/bin/pvfcut 0.2 0.2 \
| /usr/local/bin/pvftoau 8000 \
| /usr/bin/uuencode $newname >>$TMP
#rmdcutheader <$file | uuencode $newname >>$TMP echo "--$bound--" >>$TMP
$mailer -t <$TMP
#cat $TMP
rm $TMP
Anmerkungen: Es handelt sich dabei nur um ein Beispiel, welches ich schnell für mich zusammengehackt habe. Wenn jemand Anmerkugen und Ideen hat, soll ich bei mir melden. Ich erwähne nochmal: Das Script funktioniert zwar auch so, allerdings macht es erst richtig sinn, wenn vboxgetty als 4ten Parameter den Namen des Anrufenden übertragt, sonst ist das Subject immer "Voice from Unkown".
Darko Krizic
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Date: Sun, 22 Dec 1996 12:21:29 +0100 (MEZ)
From: Michael Ruder <michael.ruder@uni-tuebingen.de>
To: isdn4linux@hub-wue.franken.de
Subject: ISDNLOG und SAMBA: Versand von WinPopup-Meldungen
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Hallo!
Da sind sie endlich, die Skripte fuer den Versand von WinPopUp-Meldungen.
In die isdnlog.conf wird als allgemeines Event das START_Ring-Skript
eingetragen, dass bei eingehenden Anrufen einmal aufgerufen wird und mit
Send_WinPopup eine Meldung verschickt.
Ausserdem habe ich sowohl bei Connect als auch bei Hangup bei meinem
Provider ein Skripte eingetragen: ZDV_Connect und ZDV_Hangup. Diese
beiden senden ebenfalls mit Send_WinPopup einen Hinweis, dass die
ISDN-Leitung gerade auf- bzw. abgebaut wird. (Allerdings nur, wenn eine
Datei /etc/isdnlog/isdn.debug existiert, so kann man dies relativ leicht
an und abschalten.)
Das Hauptskript Send_WinPopup versendet mit smbclient die eigentlichen
Messages, in diesem Fall an die Rechner "mizar" und "alcor" (Das sollte
der TCP/IP-Name (aus dem Nameserver) der jeweiligen Rechner sein, oder
falls mit WINS gearbeitet wird, kann es auch der im Windows-Netzwerk
eingetragene Name sein, am Besten nimmt man an beiden Stellen den
gleichen Namen.)
Die Meldung im ersten Parameter wird an das Programm gepiped, da
smbclient sie normalerweise von der Tastatur einlesen wuerde. Ausserdem
kann man mit -U noch einen Absender angeben, den WinPopup anzeigt.
Auf den jeweiligen Rechnern muss WinPopup (3.11/95) oder der
Nachrichtendienst (NT) gestartet sein.
Als kleine Ergaenzung: Auch auf Linux-Rechnern kann man die WinPopups
empfangen, dann muss man allerdings im smb.conf die entsprechende Zeile
eintragen und ein Skript anlegen, was die Meldung irgendwie anzeigt oder
loggt.
Falls noch weiteres Interesse an der Konfiguration von Samba besteht,
kann ich auch gerne mal meine Konfig-Dateien posten.
Ich hoffe Ihr koennt was damit anfangen, die Skripte sind nicht gerade
elegant, aber ich hab sowas noch nicht oft gemacht.
Viel Spass,
-Michael
---- isdnlog.conf ----
MYMSNS=4
MYPREFIX=07472
START=IR=/etc/isdnlog/START_Ring $1 $2 $3;
MSN1 Telefon 1 -
MSN2 Telefax 1 -
MSN3,1 Michael 1 -
MSN4,7 Teles 1 -
PROVIDER ZDV_Internet 1 ippp0 OC=/etc/isdnlog/ZDV_Connect; OH=/etc/isdnlog/ZDV_Hangup;
---- START_Ring ---
#!/bin/sh
# Michael Ruder
#
# Version: 08.10.96
#
# /etc/isdnlog/START_Ring
#
/etc/isdnlog/Send_WinPopup 'Eingehender Anruf von '$2' auf '$3'.' &
# if test $3="IRGENDEINE_NUMMER"; then
# isdnctrl dial ippp0
# fi
---- Send_WinPopup ----
#!/bin/sh
# Michael Ruder
#
# Version: 08.10.96
#
# /etc/isdnlog/Send_WinPopup
#
echo $1 | smbclient -M mizar -U ISDN-Administrator >/dev/null
echo $1 | smbclient -M alcor -U ISDN-Administrator >/dev/null
---- ZDV_Connect ----
#!/bin/sh
# Michael Ruder
#
# Version: 08.10.96
#
# /etc/isdnlog/ZDV_Connect
#
if test -e "/etc/isdnlog/isdn.debug"; then
/etc/isdnlog/Send_WinPopup 'Die ISDN-Leitung wird aufgebaut.' &
fi
---- Auschnitt aus smb.conf ----
[global]
message command = mv %s %s.working; echo WinPopup-Message from %f@%m for %t: > %s; cat %s.working >> %s; wall %s; rm %s %s.working &
-Michael
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Da auf meinen Arbeitsplatzrechner i.d.R. kein LinuX laeuft, habe ich zwei
CGI-Skripte (Perl) (+2 weitere Shellscripte) gebastelt, die einem den
Zugriff auf seine eigenen Anrufe per WWW-Browser ermoeglichen. Die Perlscripte gehoeren ins CGI-Verzeichnis
(des Users), die anderen beiden koennen irgendwo liegen. Die Scripte greifen
auf die Umgebungsvariable $REMOTE_USER des http-Servers zu. Es ist also
notwendig, dass sich der User gegenueber dem Server authentifiziert !
Weiterhin muessen die Scripte mit User-Rechten laufen. Der aktuelle
Apache 1.2b4 sollte das zwar koennen. Da das ihm beiliegende "suexec" jedoch
bei mir nicht richtig lief, habe ich es etwas geaendert (habe ich auch
beigelegt).
Gruss
Marc
____________________________________________________________________
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Newsgroups: uninews.comp
Subject: Mit Crosspoint an der Uni pollen.
From: mklose@UNI-DUISBURG.DE (Michael Klose)
Date: 28 Jul 1996 23:26:00 +0200
Hallo!
Ich wollte was erklären (siehe Betreff):
Für die Leute, die nicht wissen, was Crosspoint (ab hier mit XP abgekürzt)
ist, hier ein kleiner Ausschnitt aus der Dok:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
CrossPoint ist eine Multinetz-Pointsoftware. Oder ausführlicher:
CrossPoint ist ein Programm, mit dem Sie auf sehr bequeme Weise
Daten mit Mailboxen austauschen und insbesondere elektronische Post
(E-Mail) versenden, empfangen und verwalten können. Wichtig ist
dabei, daß CrossPoint verschiedene, technische Mailbox-(Netz)-
Standards unterstützt. Dadurch benötigen Sie für verschiedene Netze
nur EIN Programm mit einer einheitlichen Benutzeroberfläche. Wichtig
ist auch, daß CrossPoint nicht nur den kleinsten gemeinsamen Nenner
der verschiedenen Netze bildet, sondern Ihnen zusätzlich ermöglicht,
die Features einzelner Netze voll auszunutzen. Dazu zählen z.B. das
Bestellen von Dateien im FidoNet, Löschnachrichten im Usenet und das
Nachrichtenstatus-System im MausNet.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
Crosspoint bietet aber leider nur für Usenet eine Möglichkeit per UUCP zu
pollen, nicht mit einer PPP oder SLIP Verbindung.
Es geht aber trotzdem, und zwar mit einem Zusatztool (UKA_PPP), welches
sogar Freeware ist.
Leider funktioniert UKA_PPP nicht richtig unter NT :-(( Windows 95 weiß
ich nicht, ich kann nur sagen, daß es unter DOS und Win 3.11 läuft.
Warum also Crosspoint benutzen?
Crosspoint ist IMHO der beste Maileditor, den es gibt, er ist nicht nr für
e-Mail, sondern auch ein Newsreader. Ich habe bisher noch kein einziges
Programm gesehen, welches solch einen Funktionsumfang hat. Sogar PGP
Unterstützung ist eingebaut, MIME sowieso (obwohl hier eines der wenigen
Schwachstellen in XP liegt, er beherrscht keine Multipart MIME Mails).
Vor allem kann man es für fast alle Netze einsetzten: ich verwende es für
meine beiden Fido Adressen, für meine Internetaccounts und für den T-
Online Zugang meines Vaters.
Wer XP noch nicht hat, kann es sich z.B. bei mvmpc9.ciw.uni-karlsruhe.de
holen zusammen mit UKA_PPP. (Egal ob mit FTP oder WWW).
Benötigt werden folgende Pakete:
XP311-1.EXE
XP311-2.EXE
XP311-U.EXE (so heißt das DIng glaube ich - auf jednen Fall der UUCP Teil)
Wer es noch für FIDO nutzen möchte auch noch:
XP311-F.EXE
Fangen wir an:
Wer XP schon installiert hat für Fido, der braucht nur die UUZ.EXE aus dem
UUCP Paket - eine erneute Registrierung (falls nur für Fido regristriert)
ist nicht erforderlich, so steht es jedenfalls in der DOK von UKA_PPP.
Was ist UKA_PPP?
UKA_PPP ist ein Paket, welches es ermöglicht unter DOS eine PPP/SLIP/CSLIP
Verbindung aufzubauen, und womit man den POP, SMPT und NEWS Server
ansprechen kann. Zusätzlich beigefügt ist ein Telnet und Ftp Client.
BTW: UKA_PPP bekommt man am besten direkt beim Autor: Wieder:
mvmpc9.ciw.uni-karlsruhe.de
Aktuell ist die Version 1.51.
Möchte man, daß sich UKA_PPP ins Verzeichnis \DFUe installiert (Umlaute im
Verzeichnisnamen stören UKA_PPP zwar nicht, aber falls man später PGP
installieren möchte, dann ist es empfehlenswert gleich ein Verzeichnis
ohne Umlaute zu wählen, da PGP diese nicht mag).
Wo waren wir? Verzeichnic anlegen:
md \DFUe
cd \DFUe
[Verzeichnis, wo die UKA_PPP.EXE steht]\UKA_PPP
Jetzt entpackt UKA_PPP alle seine Installationsdateien.
Jetzt die SETUP.BAT laufen lassen.
Es richtet automatisch ein Unterverzeichnis für UKA_PPP ein.
Es erscheint jetzt ein Setup Bildschirm:
Jetzt 'Default' angeben.
Jetzt werden zuerst nach den Schnittstellenparameter gefragt:
Falls das Modem an COM2 hängt, 2F8 angeben, falls an COM1 3F8.
Wenn COM2, dann IRQ3 sonst IRQ4.
Bei der Baudrate 57600 angeben.
Bei der Initstring verwendet man am besten ATZ (ENTER)
Dann verwendet das Modem die gespeicherten Einstellungen.
Jetzt muß man die Anwahlstring des Internetproviders angeben.
Falls Pulswahl ATDP02033789353 btw. Tonwahl: ATDT02033789353
Dann fragt er uns nach dem Protokoll. PPP wählen.
Beim Packettreiberinterrupt, einfach ENTER drücken um die
Defaulteinstellung von 61h zu nehmen.
Jetzt bekommen wir einen neuen Bildschirm. Es steht zwar geschrieben, daß
wir die Infos erst später eingeben müssen, aber wir geben sie jetzt
trotzdem ein.
Dommain Suffix ist bei uns: uni-duisburg.de
IP OF Nameserver ist bei uns: 134.91.3.16
Unser IP ist egal, weil die wegen der PPP Verbindung dynamisch zugewiesen
wird, hier einfach ENTER drücken.
Unsere Gateway ist 134.91.4.1, da wir uns über die 0203/3789353 eingewählt
haben. Irgendwie bekomme ich bei der 0203/378950 keine PPP Verbindung zu
Stande mit UKA_PPP, unter Windows habe ich auch nur diese Nummer
konfiguriert, die andere habe ich noch gar nicht versucht.
Und er soll natürlich den internen Packet Treiber verwenden. :-))
Als nächstes werden die Server für die E-Mail konfiguriert:
POP Srever ist der Rechner, auf dem das Home Verzeichnis liegt, bei mir
e45-hrze.uni-duisburg.de
POP USER ID ist der Loginusername, bei mir sl652kl
POP PASSWORD ist das Passwort, was es bei mir ist, sage ich nicht! :-)
Jetzt fragt er nach dem SMPT Server. Das ist bei uns die unidui.uni-
duisburg.de
Timeserver haben wir nicht, also 0 eingeben. Den Vorgeschlagenen Server
der Uni Karlsruhe können wir nicht benutzen, da wir mit unserer PPP
Verbindung keine Rechner außerhalb der Uni ohne Proxies ansprechen können
:-(((
Time Offset ist -1.
Jetzt wieder Default eingeben (also 3).
News ist als Newsserver OK, also ENTER eingeben.
Nein, jetzt keine Newsgroup abbonnieren.
YARN brauchen wir nicht zu installieren, also n.
Jetzt möchte er eine Probeverbindung aufbauen, um das Login zu 'lernen'. y
für Ja eingeben.
Jetzt baut er eine Verbindung auf. Bei der Frage Host: einfach PPP und
Enter eingeben, eine Sekunde warten, bis komische Zeichen erscheinen
(dürfte dann fat sofort passieren), dann ALT-X drücken.
UKA_PPP meldet sich jetzt akustisch, daß er es geschafft hat eine PPP
Verbindung aufzubauen.
Jetzt solange ENTER drücken, bis wir am Bildschirm sind, wo er wieder
fragt Compuserve, Default oder T-Online steht. Hier natürlich wieder
Default wählen.
Jetzt kommt eine Fehlermeldung, naja, eigentlich nur eine Warnung, daß wir
Online sind, einfach mit ENTER weiter.
Jetzt landen wir im Hauptmenü von UKA_PPP. UKA_PPP ist jetzt fertig
installiert.
Testweise kann man sich eine Telnetverbindung aufbauen zu seinem
Homeverzeichnis.
Auf jeden Fall sollte man nicht vergessen aufzulegen! :-)
Den größten Schritt haben wir jetzt hinter uns. Jetzt muß UKA_PPP nur noch
in Crosspoint eingebunden werden.
Das ist aber gar nicht so schwer.
Unter EDIT/BOXEN eine neue ZCONNECT Box anlegen.
Boxname: UNI-DUISBURG (eigentlich egal)
Username: Der alias oder falls nicht vorhanden, die Benutzerkennung.
(bei mir: mklose)
Kommentar: (beliebig), bei mir Uni-Duisburg Account
MAPS-NAME: Spielt keine Rolle, egal was hier steht.
Realname: Dein ECHTER Name mit Vor und Nachname. Bei mir Michael Klose
Domain: .DE
Jetzt auf den neuen EIntrag gehen, und (E)DIT/(P)oint.
Unter Pointname hier die Benutzerkennung eingeben (bei mir sl652kl). Der
Rest ist egal (einfach so lassen)
Unter (E)dit/(D)iverses unter Eingangsfilter (da steht als Überschrift
Filter dann da drunter Eingang und Ausgang, der Eingangsfilter ist
wichtig) folgendes eintragen:
[UKA_PPP VERZEICHNIS]\x_script.exe xpnews
Das ist bei diesem Bildschirm alles, was eingestellt werden muß.
Jetzt unter /(E)dit/(S)ysopmode folgendes eintragen:
Eingangspuffer: [UKA_PPP Verzeichnis]\INFILE.Z
Ausgangspuffer: [UKA_PPP Verzeichnis]\OUTFILE.Z
Herzlichen Glückwunsch! Crosspoint ist jetzt für den Uni Zugang
eingerichtet! Jetzt kann man ganz normal unter /Netcall/Einzeln pollen!
Newsgroups kann man aber nicht an/abbestellen in Crosspoint. Das An/
Absbestellen von Newsgroups geht über die UKA_PPP Programme SUBSCRIBE und
UNSUBSCRIBE oder so ähnlich. Einfacher ist es ins UKA_PPP Verzeichnis zu
gehen, und die Batchdatei GO aufzurufen:
Jetzt unter:
Setup/Server kann man Unsubscribe oder Subsrcribe wählen.
Dieses macht vor dem ersten poll wenig Sinn, da UKA_PPP sich noch keine
Newsgroupliste geholt hat.
------------- Kleine Anmerkung(en) --------------------------------------
Wundert EUch nicht darüber, daß zuerst die ganzen Newsgroup Messages in
/Junk wandern. Dieses liegt am folgendem:
Wenn eine Mail in *einem* Brett kommt, und dieses Brett noch nicht
existiert, so legt XP das neue Brett an.
Kommen aber nur tausend Crosspostings, weiß XP nicht in welcher Gruppe er
es hinlegen soll, da er keine Lust hat tausend Bretter anzulegen.
Meistens gibt es aber doch ein paar Mails, die nur zu der bestellten
Newsgroup gehören, und dann auch ein Brett angelegt wird.
Falls mehrere der Bretter, wo die Mail cross gepostet ist, in XP angelegt
sind, so ist der Artikel in jeder von diesen zu sehen.
Das nur so als kleien Anmerkung. ich habe auch zuerst gedacht, daß UKA_PPP
Scheiße baut, ist aber nicht so.
BTW: Für XP kann ich noch dringend den Filter Crosssecretary empfehlen.
Ciao!
Michael
Fido: 2:2446/301.7 [PGP KEY per EB]
Internet: mklose@uni-duisburg.de ET 2. Semester
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#!/usr/bin/perl
#
# Creates 7 bit ASCII text from Latin-1 FAQ
#
# (c) 1996 Volker Götz <volker@oops.franken.de>
# modified 1996/1997 by
# Bernhard Hailer <dl4mhk@lrz.uni-muenchen.de>
# Matthias Heßler <hessler@wi-inf.uni-essen.de>
#
# $Id$
#
# Variables
#
# Unbuffered print's
$| = 1;
$margin = 6;
$bar = "| ";
$barlen = length ($bar);
# maxlen gibt an, wieviele Zeichen max. pro Zeile ausgegeben werden
# (margin geht extra...)
$maxlen = 79 - $margin;
# Für die Datenausgabe benötigt...
$actline = "";
$commentline = "";
$lastnumber = "";
# Für Änderungsstrich (default: Änderungsstrich!)
$old = 0;
# Fragenzaehler
$maincount = 0;
$subcount = 0;
$qcount = 0;
# Statusvariable
$script = "FALSE";
$state = "begin";
$buffer = "-";
#
# Get file names from prompt
#
$in = $ARGV[0];
die "Usage: 7bit.pl infile [outfile] [headtempfile] [tailtempfile]\n" unless defined ($in);
$out = $ARGV[1];
$out = "$in.asc" unless defined ($out);
#
# Open files
#
open(IN,"<$in") || die "Can not open $in for input!\n";
open(OUT,">$out") || die "Can not open $out for output!\n";
#
# Create FAQ - TOC
#
print ("Creating TOC:\n");
while($line = <IN>) {
chop($line); # kill \n character (newline)
if ($line =~ s/^!1//g) { # main headline
if ($state eq "begin") {
$line = &latin2asc ($line);
output_newline ("\n\n".$line);
output_newline ("#" x length ($line));
output_newline ("");
$state = "!1";
}
else {
print "ERROR: too many !1 or !1 improper located:\n";
print "!1$line\n";
}
}
elsif ($state eq "begin") { # Vorspann...
$line = &latin2asc ($line);
output_newline ($line);
}
elsif ($line =~ s/^!2//g) { # bigger headlines
$maincount++;
$subcount = 0;
$qcount = 0;
flush_output ();
$line = &latin2asc ($line);
output_newline ("\n\n$maincount $line");
output_newline ("=" x (length($line)+length($maincount)+1));
output_newline ("");
$state = "!2";
}
elsif ($line =~ s/^!3//g) { # smaller headlines
$subcount++;
$qcount = 0;
flush_output ();
$line = &latin2asc ($line);
output_newline ("\n$maincount.$subcount $line");
output_newline ("-" x (length($line)+length($maincount)+length($subcount)+2));
output_newline ("");
$state = "!3";
}
elsif ($line =~ s/^!old//g) { # old mode on
if ($old eq 0) {
flush_output();
$old = 1;
}
else {
print "ERROR: more than 1 !old ($state $maincount.$subcount.$qcount):\n";
print "!old$line\n";
}
}
elsif ($line =~ s/^Q: //g) { # questions
$qcount++;
# für jede Frage einen Punkt...
print ".";
# index part
if ($state ne "question") { # first line
flush_output ();
# delete leading/trailing whitespace
$line =~ s/^[ \t]*(.*?)[ \t]*$/$1/g;
nice_output ( $line, "$qcount. ");
}
else {
print "ERROR: \"Q: \" is already active ($state $maincount.$subcount.$qcount):\n";
print "Q: $line\n";
}
$state = "question";
}
elsif ($line =~ s/^A: //g) { # answers
if ($state eq "question") {
flush_output();
$old = 0; # Kann wieder zurückschalten, da keine Ausgabe mehr...
$state = "answer";
}
else {
print "ERROR: \"A: \" is already active ($state $maincount.$subcount.$qcount):\n";
print "A: $line\n";
}
}
elsif ($line =~ s/^!verbon//g) { # script mode on
if ($state ne "script") {
flush_output ();
$buffer = $state;
$state = "script";
}
else {
print "ERROR: !verbon is already active ($state $maincount.$subcount.$qcount):\n";
print "!verbon$line\n";
}
}
elsif ($line =~ s/^!verboff//g) { # script mode off
if ($state eq "script") {
flush_output ();
$state = $buffer;
}
else {
print "ERROR: missing !verbon ($state $maincount.$subcount.$qcount):\n";
print "!verboff$line\n";
}
}
elsif ($state eq "script") { # script mode ("!verbon")
if ($buffer eq "question") {
# leave spaces/margin alone => keine Formattierung
ugly_output ($line);
}
elsif ($buffer eq "answer") {
# keine Ausgabe in der TOC
}
}
elsif ($state eq "question") { # do while in question mode
# delete leading/trailing whitespace
$line =~ s/^[ \t]*(.*?)[ \t]*$/$1/g;
if (length ($line) > 0) {
nice_output ( $line);
}
}
}
flush_output();
#
# Reopen Inputfile
#
close (IN);
print "\n";
open(IN,"<$in") || die "Can not reopen $in for input!\n";
#
# Create main part of FAQ
#
print ("Writing questions:\n");
$maincount= 0;
$subcount = 0;
$qcount = 0;
$state = "begin";
$buffer = "-";
while($line = <IN>) {
chop($line); # kill \n character (newline)
if ($line =~ s/^!1//g) { # main headline
if ($state eq "begin") {
$line = &latin2asc ($line);
output_newline ("");
output_newline ("\n\n$line");
output_newline ("#" x length ($line));
output_newline ("");
$state = "!1";
}
else {
print "ERROR: too many !1 or !1 improper located:\n";
print "!1$line\n";
}
}
elsif ($state eq "begin") { # Vorspann...
# wurde schon ausgegeben => überspringen!
}
elsif ($line =~ s/^!2//g) { # bigger headlines
$maincount++;
$subcount = 0;
$qcount = 0;
flush_output ();
$line = &latin2asc ($line);
output_newline ("");
output_newline ("\n\n$maincount $line");
output_newline ("=" x (length($line) + length($maincount) + 1));
output_newline ("");
$state = "!2";
}
elsif ($line =~ s/^!3//g) { # smaller headlines
$subcount++;
$qcount = 0;
flush_output ();
$line = &latin2asc ($line);
output_newline ("");
output_newline ("\n\n$maincount.$subcount $line");
output_newline ("-" x (length($line) + length($maincount) + length($subcount) + 2));
output_newline ("");
$state = "!3";
}
elsif ($line =~ s/^!old//g) { # old mode on
if ($old eq 0) {
flush_output();
$old = 1;
}
else {
print "ERROR: more than 1 !old ($state $maincount.$subcount.$qcount):\n";
print "!old$line\n";
}
}
elsif ($line =~ s/^Q: //g) { # questions
$qcount++;
# für jede Frage einen Punkt...
print ".";
# index part
if ($state ne "question") { # first line
flush_output ();
# delete leading/trailing whitespace
$line =~ s/^[ \t]*(.*?)[ \t]*$/$1/g;
if ($qcount != 1) {
output_newline("");
}
nice_output ( $line, "$qcount. ");
}
else {
print "ERROR: \"Q: \" is already active ($state $maincount.$subcount.$qcount):\n";
print "Q: $line\n";
}
$state = "question";
}
elsif ($line =~ s/^A: //g) { # answers
if ($state eq "question") {
# delete leading/trailing whitespace
$line =~ s/^[ \t]*(.*?)[ \t]*$/$1/g;
ugly_output("");
nice_output ( $line);
$state = "answer";
}
else {
print "ERROR: \"A: \" is already active ($state $maincount.$subcount.$qcount):\n";
print "A: $line\n";
}
}
elsif ($line =~ s/^!verbon//g) { # script mode on
if ($state ne "script") {
flush_output ();
$buffer = $state;
$state = "script";
}
else {
print "ERROR: !verbon is already active ($state $maincount.$subcount.$qcount):\n";
print "!verbon$line\n";
}
}
elsif ($line =~ s/^!verboff//g) { # script mode off
if ($state eq "script") {
flush_output ();
$state = $buffer;
}
else {
print "ERROR: missing !verbon ($state $maincount.$subcount.$qcount):\n";
print "!verboff$line\n";
}
}
elsif ($line =~ s/^!commenton//g) { # comment mode on
if ($state ne "comment") {
flush_output ();
output_newline ("");
$buffer = $state;
$state = "comment";
}
else {
print "ERROR: !commenton is already active ($state $maincount.$subcount.$qcount):\n";
print "!commenton$line\n";
}
}
elsif ($line =~ s/^!commentoff//g) { # comment mode off
if ($state eq "comment") {
flush_output ();
$state = $buffer;
}
else {
print "ERROR: missing !commenton ($state $maincount.$subcount.$qcount):\n";
print "!commentoff$line\n";
}
}
elsif ($state eq "question") { # do while in question mode
# delete leading/trailing whitespace
$line =~ s/^[ \t]*(.*?)[ \t]*$/$1/g;
if (length ($line) > 0) {
nice_output ( $line);
}
}
elsif ($state eq "answer") { # do while in answer mode
# delete leading/trailing whitespace
$line =~ s/^[ \t]*(.*?)[ \t]*$/$1/g;
if (length ($line) > 0) {
nice_output ( $line);
}
else {
flush_output ();
output_newline ("");
$old = 0;
}
}
elsif ($state eq "script") { # script mode ("!verbon")
if ($buffer eq "question") {
# leave spaces/margin alone => keine Formattierung
ugly_output ($line);
}
elsif ($buffer eq "answer") {
# leave spaces/margin alone => keine Formattierung
ugly_output ($line);
}
}
elsif ($state eq "comment") {
# delete leading/trailing whitespace
$line =~ s/^[ \t]*(.*?)[ \t]*$/$1/g;
comment_output ($line);
}
elsif ($line =~ s/^<.*>//g) { # do if mark
# leave spaces/margin alone
# - and whatever the purpose of that part is after the change in
# syntax... MatHes
print "Skipped mark $&\n";
}
else {
# delete leading/trailing whitespace
$line =~ s/^[ \t]*(.*?)[ \t]*$/$1/g;
if (length($line) > 0) {
comment_output ($line);
}
else {
flush_output();
}
}
}
flush_output();
ugly_output ("-" x 75);
ugly_output ("(c) 1995,1996 Das FAQ-Team");
print "\n";
#
# Close files
#
close (IN);
close (OUT);
sub ugly_output
{ # Kein Wrapping, kein Rand (außer bei Änderungsstrich)
# Input Parameter: Textzeile, evtl. Nummerierung (_als String_)
my ($line ) = @_;
# Umlaute umwandeln
$line = &latin2asc ($line);
# flush
flush_output ();
# output...
output_simple_line ($line);
}
sub comment_output
{ # Wrapping, kein Rand, kein Änderungsstrich
# Input Parameter: Textzeile, evtl. Numerierung (_als String_)
my ($line) = @_;
my $pos = 0;
# Umlaute umwandeln _vor_ Wrapping
$line = &latin2asc ($line);
# Zeile anhängen mit korrektem Zwischenraum
if (length ($line) > 0) {
if (length ($commentline) > 0) {
if (substr ($commentline, length ($commentline)) ne "-") {
# Leerzeichen zwischen Zeilen einfügen, falls kein Trennstrich
$commentline .= " ";
}
else {
# Trennstrich entfernen
$commentline = substr ($commentline, 0, length ($commentline) -1);
}
}
# Zeile anhängen
$commentline .= $line;
}
# Zeilenweise ausgeben
while( length( $commentline) > $maxlen+$margin || $commentline =~ /\n/) {
$pos = wrap_pos ($commentline, $maxlen+$margin);
if ($pos > 0) {
output_newline (substr ($commentline, 0, $pos));
# +1 für Trennzeichen: Space bzw. "\n"
$commentline = substr ($commentline, $pos +1);
}
else {
# kein wrapping möglich, da line zu lange => einfach abschneiden!
# (zu kurze line muß aufgrund der while-Bedingung ja mindestens
# ein "\n" als Trennzeichen haben => schon oben behandelt)
output_newline (substr ($commentline, 0, $maxlen));
$commentline = substr ($commentline, $maxlen);
}
}
# in commentline steht der Rest der Zeile...
}
sub nice_output
{ # Wrapping und Rand
# Input Parameter: Textzeile, evtl. Numerierung (_als String_)
my ($line, $number ) = @_;
$number = "" unless defined ($number);
my $pos = 0;
# Umlaute umwandeln _vor_ Wrapping
$line = &latin2asc ($line);
# flush actline, when new number comes in
if (length ($number) > 0) {
flush_output ();
# Neue Nummer merken
$lastnumber = $number;
}
# Zeile anhängen mit korrektem Zwischenraum
if (length ($line) > 0) {
if (length ($actline) >0) {
if (substr ($actline, length ($actline)) ne "-") {
# Leerzeichen zwischen Zeilen einfügen, falls kein Trennstrich
$actline .= " ";
}
else {
# Trennstrich entfernen
$actline= substr ($actline, 0, length ($actline) -1);
}
}
# Zeile anhängen
$actline .= $line;
}
# Zeilenweise ausgeben
while( length( $actline) > $maxlen || $actline =~ /\n/) {
$pos = wrap_pos ($actline, $maxlen);
if ($pos > 0) {
print OUT format_margin( $lastnumber);
print OUT substr ($actline, 0, $pos);
print OUT "\n";
# +1 für Trennzeichen: Space bzw. "\n"
$actline = substr ($actline, $pos +1);
}
else {
# kein wrapping möglich, da line zu lange => einfach abschneiden!
# (zu kurze line muß aufgrund der while-Bedingung ja mindestens
# ein "\n" als Trennzeichen haben => schon oben behandelt)
print OUT format_margin( $lastnumber);
print OUT substr ($actline, 0, $maxlen);
print OUT "\n";
$actline = substr ($actline, $maxlen);
}
$lastnumber = "";
}
# in $actline steht der Rest der Zeile...
}
sub flush_output
{
# flush actline
if (length ($actline) > 0) {
print OUT format_margin( $lastnumber);
print OUT $actline;
print OUT "\n";
$actline = "";
$lastnumber = "";
}
# flush commentline
if (length ($commentline) > 0) {
print OUT $commentline;
print OUT "\n";
$commentline = "";
}
}
sub output_newline
{ # Druckt eine Zeile (_ohne_ Änderungsstrich)
# Achtung: die Umwandlung der Umlaute (latin2asc) muß schon erledigt sein!
# Input Parameter: Textzeile
my ($line) = @_;
print OUT $line;
print OUT "\n";
}
sub output_simple_line
{ # Gibt eine Textzeile aus, ggf. mit Änderungsstrich
# Input Parameter: Textzeile
my ($line) = @_;
flush_output();
if ($old == 0) {
print OUT $bar;
if ($line =~ /^ /) {
print OUT substr ($line, $barlen);
print OUT "\n";
}
else {
print OUT $line;
print OUT "\n";
}
}
else {
print OUT $line;
print OUT "\n";
}
}
sub wrap_pos
{
# Input Parameter: Textzeile
my ($line, $maxlen ) = @_;
my $pos1 = 0;
my $pos2 = 0;
$pos1 = index( $line, "\n");
if ($pos1 <= $maxlen && $pos1 >= 0) { # !br/Zeilenumbrüche berücksichtigen
return $pos1;
}
else {
$pos2 = rindex( $line, " ", $maxlen); # wo word wrapping?
if ($pos2 <= $maxlen && $pos2 >= 0) {
return $pos2;
}
else { # Kein wrapping möglich
return 0;
}
}
}
sub format_margin
{
my( $number) = @_; # Input Parameter: evtl. Nummerierung _als String_
my $out = "";
if (length ($number) > 0) {
if ($old == 0) {
$out = $bar;
$out .= " " x ($margin - length ($number) -$barlen); # Margin
$out .= $number;
}
else {
$out = " " x ($margin - length ($number)); # Margin
$out .= $number;
}
}
else {
if ($old == 0) {
$out = $bar;
$out .= " " x ($margin -$barlen); # Margin
}
else {
$out .= " " x $margin; # Margin
}
}
return $out;
}
sub latin2asc
{
my ($line) = @_;
# native codes
$line =~ s/ä/ae/g;
$line =~ s/ö/oe/g;
$line =~ s/ü/ue/g;
$line =~ s/Ä/Ae/g;
$line =~ s/Ö/Oe/g;
$line =~ s/Ü/Ue/g;
$line =~ s/ß/ss/g;
# !br als Umbruch verwenden
$line =~ s|!br|\n|g;
while ($line =~ /!link /) {
my $pos1= 0;
my $pos2= 0;
my $url= "";
$pos1= index($line, "!link ");
$pos2= index($line, ";", $pos1);
if ($pos2 == -1) {
$pos2= length($line);
}
$url= substr($line, $pos1+length("!link "),
$pos2-$pos1-length("!link "));
$line = substr($line, 0, $pos1)
. " $url "
. substr($line, $pos2+1);
}
# Hervorhebungen
$line =~ s|!b1|*|g;
$line =~ s|!b0|*|g;
$line =~ s|!i1|/|g;
$line =~ s|!i0|/|g;
$line =~ s|!u1|_|g;
$line =~ s|!u0|_|g;
return $line;
}

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#!/usr/bin/perl
#
# $Id$
($infile, $outfile) = @ARGV;
$infile = "i4l-faq.diff" until $infile;
$outfile = "$infile.ext" until $outfile;
open(IN,"<$infile") || die "cannot open $infile";
open(OUT,">$outfile") || die "cannot open $outfile";
while(<IN>) {
if (/^\+/) {
if ( /^\+\+/ ) {
print OUT "$_";
}
else {
print OUT "+°";
print OUT "$'";
}
}
else {
print OUT "$_";
}
}

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#!/usr/bin/perl
#
# $Id$
($infile, $outfile) = @ARGV;
$infile = "de-i4l-faq" until $inputfile;
$outfile = "$infile.out" until $outfile;
open(IN,"<$infile") || die "cannot open $infile";
open(OUT,">$outfile") || die "cannot open $outfile";
while(<IN>) {
if (/^\°/) {
print OUT "$'";
}
else {
print OUT "$_";
}
}

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#!/usr/bin/perl
#
# Creates HTML version from Latin-1 FAQ
#
# (c) 1996 Volker Götz <volker@oops.franken.de> (V 1.0)
# modified 08-Nov-96 Bernhard Hailer <dl4mhk@lrz.uni-muenchen.de>
# modified 11-Nov-96 Matthias Heßler <hessler@wi-inf.uni-essen.de>
#
# $Id$
#
# variables
#
$maincount = 0;
$subcount = 0;
$qcount = 0;
$state = "title";
$buffer = "-";
$script = "FALSE";
#
# Get file names from prompt
#
$in = $ARGV[0];
die "Usage: GenHTML.pl infile [outfile] [headtempfile] [tailtempfile]\n" unless length ($in) gt 0;
$out = $ARGV[1];
$out = "$in.html" unless length ($out) gt 0;
$head = $ARGV[2];
$head = "head.tmp" unless length ($head) gt 0;
$tail = $ARGV[3];
$tail = "tail.tmp" unless length ($tail) gt 0;
#
# Open files
#
open(IN,"<$in") || die "Can not open $in for input!\n";
open(TAIL,">$tail") || die "Can not open $tail for output!\n";
open(HEAD,">$head") || die "Can not open $head for output!\n";
#
# Create FAQ
#
print ("Creating html temp files...\n");
print HEAD "<HTML>\n";
while($line = <IN>) {
chop($line); # kill \n character (newline)
$line = &latin2html ($line); # convert Umlaut's
if ($state eq "title") { # pre text of FAQ
print HEAD "<HEAD>\n";
print HEAD "<TITLE>$inputfile</TITLE>\n";
print HEAD "</HEAD>\n\n";
print HEAD "<BODY>\n";
print HEAD "<PRE>\n";
print HEAD "$line\n";
$state = "begin";
}
elsif ($line =~ /^!1/) { # main headline
if ($state eq "begin") {
print HEAD "</PRE>\n\n<HR>\n<P>\n\n<H1>$'</H1>\n\n";
print TAIL "</PRE>\n\n<HR>\n<P>\n\n<H1>$'</H1>\n\n";
$state = "!1";
}
else {
print "ERROR: too many !1 or !1 improper located:\n";
print "$line\n";
}
}
elsif ($state eq "begin") { # body of FAQ begins
print HEAD "$line\n";
}
elsif ($line =~ /^!old/) {
# DUMMY; sonst erscheint das !old in der HTML-Version.
# Hier später die !old-Auswertung einfügen.
}
elsif ($line =~ /^!2/) { # bigger headlines
$maincount++;
$subcount = 0;
$qcount = 0;
if ($state eq "!1") { # first headline needs no </OL>
print HEAD "\n\n<H2>$maincount $'</H2>\n\n<OL>\n";
print TAIL "\n\n<H2>$maincount $'</H2>\n\n<OL>\n";
}
else {
print HEAD "</OL>\n<P>\n\n<H2>$maincount $'</H2>\n\n<OL>\n";
print TAIL "</OL>\n<P>\n<BR><BR>\n<H2>$maincount $'</H2>\n\n<OL>\n";
}
$state = "!2";
}
elsif ($line =~ /^!3/) { # smaller headlines
$subcount++;
$qcount = 0;
print HEAD "</OL>\n<P>\n\n<H3>$maincount.$subcount $'</H3>\n\n<OL>\n";
print TAIL "</OL>\n<P>\n<BR><BR>\n<H3>$maincount.$subcount $'</H3>\n\n<OL>\n";
$state = "!3";
}
elsif ($line =~ /^Q: /) { # questions
# index part
$qcount++;
if ($state eq "question") {
print HEAD "$'\n"; # first line was already printed
print TAIL "$'\n";
}
else {
print HEAD "<LI><A HREF=\"#$maincount.$subcount.$qcount\">$'\n";
print TAIL "<BR><BR>\n" unless $maincount == 0;
print TAIL "<A NAME=\"$maincount.$subcount.$qcount\"></A>\n";
print TAIL "<LI><B>$'\n";
}
$state = "question";
}
elsif ($line =~ /^A: /) { # answers
if ($state eq "question") {
print HEAD "</A>\n"; # stop link in question line
print TAIL "</B>\n<BR>\n<BR>\n\n$'\n";
$state = "answer";
}
}
elsif ($line =~ /^!verbon/) { # script mode on
if ($script eq "TRUE") {
print "ERROR: !verbon is already active ($state $maincount.$subcount.$qcount):\n";
print "$line\n";
}
else {
$script = "TRUE";
print TAIL "<PRE>\n";
}
}
elsif ($line =~ /^!verboff/) { # script mode off
if ($script eq "TRUE") {
$script = "FALSE";
print TAIL "</PRE><BR>\n";
}
else {
print "ERROR: missing !verbon ($state $maincount.$subcount.$qcount):\n";
print "$line\n";
}
}
elsif ($line =~ /^!commenton/) { # comment mode on
if ($state eq "comment") {
print "ERROR: !commenton is already active ($state $maincount.$subcount.$qcount):\n";
print "$line\n";
}
else {
$buffer = $state;
$state = "comment";
print TAIL "<P>\n";
}
}
elsif ($line =~ /^!commentoff/) { # comment mode off
if ($state eq "comment") {
$state = $buffer;
}
else {
print "ERROR: missing !commenton ($state $maincount.$subcount.$qcount):\n";
print "$line\n";
}
}
elsif ($state eq "question") { # do while in question mode
print HEAD "$line\n";
print TAIL "$line\n";
}
elsif ($state eq "answer") { # do while in answer mode
if (length ($line) > 0) {
print TAIL "$line\n";
}
else {
print TAIL "<P>\n";
# $old = 0;
}
}
elsif ($script eq "TRUE") {
if ($state eq "question") {
print HEAD "$line\n";
print TAIL "$line\n";
}
elsif ($state eq "answer") {
print TAIL "$line\n";
}
}
elsif ($state eq "comment") {
print TAIL "$line\n";
}
else {
print TAIL "$line\n";
}
}
print HEAD "</OL>\n";
print TAIL "</OL>\n";
print TAIL "<HR>\n";
print TAIL "&copy; 1995,1996 ";
print TAIL "<A HREF=\"mailto:dl4mhk\@lrz.uni-muenchen.de?cc=hessler\@wi-inf.uni-essen.de\?subject=i4l-faq\">Das FAQ-Team</A>\n";
print TAIL "</BODY>\n</HTML>\n";
#
# Close files
#
close (IN);
close (HEAD);
close (TAIL);
#
# Write output file (concat head and tail)
#
print ("Writing html file...\n");
open(OUT,">$out") || die "Can not open $out for output!\n";
open(HEAD,"<$head") || die "Can not reopen $head for input!\n";
while (<HEAD>) { print OUT; }
close (HEAD);
open(TAIL,"<$tail") || die "Can not reopen $tail for input!\n";
while (<TAIL>) { print OUT; }
close (TAIL);
close (OUT);
#
# Cleanup
#
unlink ($head) || die "Could not delete temp file $head!\n";
unlink ($tail) || die "Could not delete temp file $head!\n";
#
# subroutines
#
sub latin2html
{
local ($line) = @_;
# native codes
$line =~ s/&/&amp;/g;
$line =~ s/</&lt;/g;
$line =~ s/>/&gt;/g;
$line =~ s/ä/&auml;/g;
$line =~ s/ö/&ouml;/g;
$line =~ s/ü/&uuml;/g;
$line =~ s/Ä/&Auml;/g;
$line =~ s/Ö/&Ouml;/g;
$line =~ s/Ü/&Uuml;/g;
$line =~ s/ß/&szlig;/g;
# special codes
$line =~ s|!br|<BR>|g;
while ($line =~ /!link /) {
my $pos1= 0;
my $pos2= 0;
my $url= "";
$pos1= index($line, "!link ");
$pos2= index($line, ";", $pos1);
if ($pos2 == -1) {
$pos2= length($line);
}
$url= substr($line, $pos1+length("!link "),
$pos2-$pos1-length("!link "));
$line = substr($line, 0, $pos1)
. "<A HREF=\"$url\" TARGET=_top>$url</A>"
. substr($line, $pos2+1);
}
# Hervorhebungen
$line =~ s|!b1|<B>|g;
$line =~ s|!b0|</B>|g;
$line =~ s|!i1|<I>|g;
$line =~ s|!i0|</I>|g;
$line =~ s|!u1|<U>|g;
$line =~ s|!u0|</U>|g;
return $line;
}

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#!/usr/bin/perl
#
# Marks all Questions in FAQ as new.
#
# (c) 1996 Matthias Heßler <hessler@wi-inf.uni-essen.de>
#
# $Id$
#
# Get file names from prompt
#
$in = $ARGV[0];
die "Usage: new.pl infile [outfile]\n" unless length ($in) gt 0;
$out = $ARGV[1];
$out = "$in" unless length ($out) gt 0;
#
# Open files
#
if ("$in" eq "$out") {
if( -e "$in.orig") {
unlink( "$in.orig") || die "Can not remove $in.orig!\n";
}
rename( "$in", "$in.orig") || die "Can not rename $in to $in.orig!\n";
$in .= ".orig";
}
open(IN,"<$in") || die "Can not open $in for input!\n";
open(OUT,">$out") || die "Can not open $out for output!\n";
#
# Updating FAQ
#
print "Marking all FAQ questions as new...\n";
$old = 0;
while($line = <IN>) {
chop($line); # kill \n character (newline)
if ($line =~ /^!old/) { # remove all "!old"
# Do not output line...
}
else {
print OUT "$line\n";
}
}
#
# Close files
#
close (IN);
close (OUT);

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#!/usr/bin/perl
#
# Marks all Questions in FAQ as old.
#
# (c) 1996 Matthias Heßler <hessler@wi-inf.uni-essen.de>
#
# $Id$
#
# Get file names from prompt
#
$in = $ARGV[0];
die "Usage: old.pl infile [outfile]\n" unless length ($in) gt 0;
$out = $ARGV[1];
$out = "$in" unless length ($out) gt 0;
#
# Open files
#
if ("$in" eq "$out") {
if( -e "$in.orig") {
unlink( "$in.orig") || die "Can not remove $in.orig!\n";
}
rename( "$in", "$in.orig") || die "Can not rename $in to $in.orig!\n";
$in .= ".orig";
}
open(IN,"<$in") || die "Can not open $in for input!\n";
open(OUT,">$out") || die "Can not open $out for output!\n";
#
# Updating FAQ
#
print "Marking all FAQ questions as old...\n";
$old = 0;
while($line = <IN>) {
chop($line); # kill \n character (newline)
if ($line =~ /^!old/) { # remove all "!old"
# Do not output line...
}
elsif ($line =~ /^Q: /) { # questions
print OUT "!old\n";
print OUT "$line\n";
}
else {
print OUT "$line\n";
}
}
#
# Close files
#
close (IN);
close (OUT);

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#! /bin/sh
# Guess values for system-dependent variables and create Makefiles.
# Generated automatically using autoconf version 2.10
# Copyright (C) 1992, 93, 94, 95, 96 Free Software Foundation, Inc.
#
# This configure script is free software; the Free Software Foundation
# gives unlimited permission to copy, distribute and modify it.
# Defaults:
ac_help=
ac_default_prefix=/usr/local
# Any additions from configure.in:
ac_help="$ac_help
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# Initialize some variables set by options.
# The variables have the same names as the options, with
# dashes changed to underlines.
build=NONE
cache_file=./config.cache
exec_prefix=NONE
host=NONE
no_create=
nonopt=NONE
no_recursion=
prefix=NONE
program_prefix=NONE
program_suffix=NONE
program_transform_name=s,x,x,
silent=
site=
srcdir=
target=NONE
verbose=
x_includes=NONE
x_libraries=NONE
bindir='${exec_prefix}/bin'
sbindir='${exec_prefix}/sbin'
libexecdir='${exec_prefix}/libexec'
datadir='${prefix}/share'
sysconfdir='${prefix}/etc'
sharedstatedir='${prefix}/com'
localstatedir='${prefix}/var'
libdir='${exec_prefix}/lib'
includedir='${prefix}/include'
oldincludedir='/usr/include'
infodir='${prefix}/info'
mandir='${prefix}/man'
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ac_prev=
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if test -z "$ac_dots"; then top_srcdir=.
else top_srcdir=`echo $ac_dots|sed 's%/$%%'`; fi ;;
/*) srcdir="$ac_given_srcdir$ac_dir_suffix"; top_srcdir="$ac_given_srcdir" ;;
*) # Relative path.
srcdir="$ac_dots$ac_given_srcdir$ac_dir_suffix"
top_srcdir="$ac_dots$ac_given_srcdir" ;;
esac
case "$ac_given_INSTALL" in
[/$]*) INSTALL="$ac_given_INSTALL" ;;
*) INSTALL="$ac_dots$ac_given_INSTALL" ;;
esac
echo creating "$ac_file"
rm -f "$ac_file"
configure_input="Generated automatically from `echo $ac_file_in|sed 's%.*/%%'` by configure."
case "$ac_file" in
*Makefile*) ac_comsub="1i\\
# $configure_input" ;;
*) ac_comsub= ;;
esac
sed -e "$ac_comsub
s%@configure_input@%$configure_input%g
s%@srcdir@%$srcdir%g
s%@top_srcdir@%$top_srcdir%g
s%@INSTALL@%$INSTALL%g
" -f conftest.subs $ac_given_srcdir/$ac_file_in > $ac_file
fi; done
rm -f conftest.subs
exit 0
EOF
chmod +x $CONFIG_STATUS
rm -fr confdefs* $ac_clean_files
test "$no_create" = yes || ${CONFIG_SHELL-/bin/sh} $CONFIG_STATUS || exit 1

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dnl Process this file with autoconf to produce a configure script.
AC_INIT(de-i4l-faq)
dnl Set default installation directory
if test -r ../.config ; then
source ../.config
TARGET_DIR=$CONFIG_FAQDIR
else
TARGET_DIR=./out
fi
dnl Checks for programs.
AC_PROG_INSTALL
AC_PATH_PROG(C_ZIP, zip,,$PATH:/usr/sbin:/sbin:/usr/local/bin)
AC_PATH_PROG(C_GZIP, gzip,,$PATH:/usr/sbin:/sbin:/usr/local/bin)
AC_PATH_PROG(C_PERL, perl,,$PATH:/usr/sbin:/sbin:/usr/local/bin)
dnl Check where to install.
AC_ARG_WITH(dest,[ --with-dest=DIR set installation directory], \
TARGET_DIR="$withval",)
AC_SUBST(TARGET_DIR)
AC_OUTPUT(Makefile)

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Die Handhabung mit dem Makefile ist einfach:
"make 7bit" erzeugt die 7bit-Version der deutschen FAQ im
Unterverzeichnis "out".
"make 7bit.zip" erzeugt die mit zip gepackte 7bit-Version der
deutschen FAQ im Unterverzeichnis "out".
"make 7bit.gz" erzeugt die mit gzip gepackte 7bit-Version der
deutschen FAQ im Unterverzeichnis "out".
"make html" erzeugt die html-Version der deutschen FAQ im
Unterverzeichnis "out".
"make html.zip" erzeugt die mit zip gepackte html-Version der
deutschen FAQ im Unterverzeichnis "out".
"make html.gz" erzeugt die mit gzip gepackte html-Version der
deutschen FAQ im Unterverzeichnis "out".
"make e7bit" erzeugt die 7bit-Version der englischen FAQ im
Unterverzeichnis "out".
"make e7bit.zip" erzeugt die mit zip gepackte 7bit-Version der
englischen FAQ im Unterverzeichnis "out".
"make e7bit.gz" erzeugt die mit gzip gepackte 7bit-Version der
englischen FAQ im Unterverzeichnis "out".
"make ehtml" erzeugt die html-Version der englischen FAQ im
Unterverzeichnis "out".
"make ehtml.zip" erzeugt die mit zip gepackte html-Version der
englischen FAQ im Unterverzeichnis "out".
"make ehtml.gz" erzeugt die mit gzip gepackte html-Version der
englischen FAQ im Unterverzeichnis "out".
"make install" kopiert alles in "out" in ein Zielverzeichnis (kann im
Makefile auf z.B. /home/dl4mhk/www/i4l-faq gesetzt werden)
"make all" oder einfach nur "make" macht alles bisher erwaehnte.
"make dif" erzeugt ein diff der deutschen FAQ (verglichen wird mit der
".old" Datei).
"make pat" spielt einen neuen diff fuer die deutsche FAQ ein (der muss
als ".diff" vorliegen)
"make new" markiert alle Fragen der deutschen FAQ als neu.
"make old" markiert alle Fragen der deutschen FAQ als alt.
"make edif" erzeugt ein diff der englischen FAQ (verglichen wird mit
der ".old" Datei).
"make epat" spielt einen neuen diff fuer die englische FAQ ein (der
muss als ".diff" vorliegen)
"make enew" markiert alle Fragen der englischen FAQ als neu.
"make eold" markiert alle Fragen der englischen FAQ als alt.
"make clean" raeumt das "out"-Verzeichnis auf.

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Anmerkungen zur Syntax der FAQ
==============================
Die FAQ wird mit einem Perlscript weiterverarbeitet, daher ist eine gewisse Syntax einzuhalten.
* Formate:
Entwicklungsdatei: ISO-8859-1 (Latin-1) mit allen Umlauten.
Ausgabedateien: HTML und ASCII 7 bit (werden von Perlscripten generiert).
* Trennungen: Aehnlich wie bei TeX sind Trennungen nicht erlaubt. Zwar kann
HTML nicht selber trennen, aber ein erscheinendes "Trenn- zeichen" im
Text sieht nicht gut aus.
* Ueberschriften: mit abnehmender Hierarchie !1, !2 oder !3 voranstellen.
!1 darf nur *einmal* vorkommen und muss vor der FAQ-Hauptueberschrift
stehen.
* Fragen: Fragen muessen mit einem "Q: " am *Anfang* der Zeile beginnen.
(Auch die deutsche Version!)
* Antworten: Antworten muessen mit einem "A: " am *Anfang* der Zeile beginnen.
* Es duerfen keine Leerzeilen innerhalb einer Frage oder innerhalb einer
Antwort stehen, aber es muss eine Leerzeile zwischen zwei Fragen/Antworten
stehen. Ist insbesondere wichtig fuer die korrekte Erzeugung der Aenderungs-
striche.
* Hervorhebungen: man kann !b1fett!b0, !i1kursiv!i0 und !u1unterstrichen!u0
schreiben.
* Links auf ftp- oder www-Server werden in der folgenden Form angegeben:
!link http://www.lrz-muenchen.de/~ui161ab/www/isdn/;
bzw.
!link ftp://ftp.franken.de/pub/isdn4linux/FAQ;
Das Semikolon am Ende darf nicht vergessen werden! Ein Link kann uebrigens
wie !br, !b1, !b0, !i1, !i0, !u1, !u0 ueberall im Text stehen - auch in
Kommentaren.
* Scripten: Wenn bestimmte Abschnitte in den Ausgabedateien *genauso*
erscheinen sollen wie in der Entwicklungsdatei, dann setzt man in die Zeile
davor in der ersten Spalte "!verbon", in die Zeile danach in der ersten
Spalte "!verboff". Diese beiden Zeilen duerfen sonst nichts enthalten.
* Kommentare: Kommentare zwischen einer Frage/Antwort-Kombination werden mit
!commenton eingeleitet und !commentoff beendet.
Bernhard Hailer <dl4mhk@lrz.uni-muenchen.de>,
Matthias Hessler <hessler@wi-inf.uni-essen.de>

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isdn4k-utils - HOWTO - Andreas Kool - 31-Mar-97 - 23:53
***************************************************************************
** Dieses Dokument wendet sich z.Zt. vor allem an all diejenigen, die es **
** nicht abwarten koennen, und sich die neuen isdn4k-utils ->PRE ALPHA ! **
** aus dem CVS-Baum ausgecheckt haben. **
** **
** Es handelt sich um ein gerade entstehendes Programmpaket - daher **
** sind alle Fehlerhinweise, Verbesserungsvorschlaege etc. sehr gerne **
** gesehen, Anfragen bzgl. "ich bekomme das nicht kompiliert" jedoch **
** koennen in diesem Fruehstadium leider *nicht* beantwortet werden! **
***************************************************************************
Dieses Dokument versucht, jedem den Einstieg in die neuen isdn4k-utils
so einfach wie moeglich zu machen.
Fuer alte isdnlog-Hasen wirkt die neue Version sicherlich erst einmal
wie ein Kulturschock ... soo schlimm wird es aber gar nicht!
Um die Benutzung aller Utilities rund um isdn4linux auch fuer Neueinsteiger
so einfach wie irgend moeglich zu machen, haben wir versucht, alle
Tools ineinander zu verzahnen, und ueber eine einzige, gemeinsame
Konfigurationsdatei steuerbar zu machen.
Mit folgenden Schritten kommt man in den Genuss von isdnlog-2.99.2:
1. Es sollten als Vorbedingung Linux-2.0.29 nebst isdn4kernel-2.0.29.5
installiert werden. isdnlog-2.99.2 arbeitet zwar auch mit aelteren
Versionen von isdn4linux zusammen, jedoch entgehen einem dadurch
viele neue Features, und ausserdem wurde isdnlog-2.99.2 primaer
in dieser Umgebung getestet - daher koennen Probleme mit
frueheren Versionen nicht ausgeschlossen werden.
2. Die isdn4k-utils auspacken:
$ cd /usr/src
$ tar xzf isdn4k-utils.tar.gz
3. Die grundsaetzlichen Betriebsmodi einstellen:
$ cd isdn4k-utils
$ make config
Es erscheint nun ein interaktives Konfigurationsmenue, in dem die
gewuenschten Programme/Optionen angewaehlt werden koennen.
Besonderes Augenmerk sollte (neben dem Freischalten von isdnlog ;-)
folgenden Einstellungen gelten:
#define I4LCONFDIR "/etc/isdn"
hier wird angegeben, in welchem Verzeichnis alle Configurations-
Dateien untergebracht werden sollen. Wer alles wie frueher
belassen will, traegt hier "/etc/isdnlog" ein.
Die Developer von isdn4linux haben sich jedoch auf das
zukuenftige Verzeichnis "/etc/isdn" geeinigt.
# export LIBAREA=1
isdnlog soll mit dem neuen AVON-Verzeichnis von
Ullrich von Bassewitz (uz@musoftware.com)
arbeiten. Dies sollte _immer_ eingeschaltet werden.
# export POSTGRES=1
isdnlog soll alle Verbindungsinformationen auch in
eine SQL-Relation eintragen. Dies darf nur eingeschaltet werden,
wenn postgres95 einsatzbereit installiert ist!
Zur Zeit sind die naechsten beiden Schalter ueberfluessig, da der
xisdn voruebergehend aus der Distribution genommen wurde!!!!
# export NEED_GDBM=1
Falls man _nicht_ LIBAREA=1 eingeschaltet hat, und zudem
keine Datei "/usr/lib/libdbm.a", dafuer aber "/usr/lib/libgdbm.a"
besitzt, muss dieser Schalter aktiviert werden.
# export NEED_ICE=1
Wer sich das X11-Frontend "xisdn" erstellen moechte, kann hiermit
steuern, ob auch die Bibliotheken "libICE.so" sowie "libSM.so"
hinzugelinkt werden muessen
# export OLD_I4L=1
Wer nicht bereit ist, den aktuellen Stand von isdn4linux
einzusetzen, kann hiermit die Unterstuetzung fuer isdn4linux
_kleiner_ Rev: 1.31/1.24/1.33 freischalten.
Dadurch wird u.a. CHARGEINT unmoeglich!
# export ISDN_NL=1
Hiermit wird die gesamte Gebuehrenauswertung auf die Niederlande
umgeschaltet. Dieser Schalter muss also in den Niederlanden
eingeschaltet werden.
# export ISDN_CH=1
Hiermit wird die gesamte Gebuehrenauswertung auf die Schweiz
umgeschaltet. Dieser Schalter muss also in der Schweiz
eingeschaltet werden.
4. Nun kann alles kompiliert und installiert werden:
$ make
$ make install
Waehrend der Compiler arbeitet bietet sich die Wartezeit geradezu
an, um ein wenig im README von isdnlog zu schmoeckern ;-)
ACHTUNG: Der Schritt "make install" terminiert einen evtuell gerade
aktiven alten isdnlog! Um nicht zu viele Verbindungsinformationen
zu verlieren, sollten daher die folgenden Schritte zuegig
durchgefuehrt werden!
5. Vorbereiten des ersten Start des neuen isdnlog:
Einige wenige Command-Line-Switches von isdnlog wurden erweitert:
- Das Argument von "-v" wurde erweitert
- Bei "-m", "-l" sowie "-x" wurden marginale Aenderungen durchgefuehrt
- Das Argument von "-h" wurde geaendert
Wer diese Schalter verwendet, sollte sich daher die entsprechende
Beschreibung im "isdnlog/README" durchlesen, und seine
Angaben entsprechend korrigieren.
Der neue isdnlog arbeitet mit einer vollstaendig anderen
Konfigurationsdatei.
Diese wird automatisch aus der bestehenden generiert.
Es wird das alte Verzeichnis "etc/isdnlog" nach "etc/isdn" umkopiert.
isdnlog-2.99.2 versucht daher beim ersten Start, die alte
Konfigurationsdatei "isdnlog.conf" in die neue Syntax umzuwandeln.
Dieses passiert automatisch mit make install
Es werden in dieser Version alle Telefonnummern in der Datei callerid.conf
ausgelagert, so dass die isdn.conf sehr klein wird.
6. Erster Start des neuen isdnlog:
Nach diesen Vorbereitungen kann isdnlog-2.99.2 nun endlich gestartet
werden.
Im folgenden unterstelle ich mal, das isdnlog folgendermassen
aufgerufen wird (so betreibe ich isdnlog hier):
isdnlog -nsS -v13 -t2 -w1 -m0x17f7 -l7 -h5:3 -H5 -22 /dev/isdnctrl0
isdnlog sollte sich - je nach eingestelltem Ausgabekanal - auf
der Konsole oder dem syslog in etwa folgendermassen melden:
isdnlog Version 2.99.2 loaded
(ISDN subsystem with ISDN_MAX_CHANNELS > 16 detected - x active channels
(Data versions: iprofd=0x04 net_cfg=0x02 /dev/isdninfo=0x01)
Nun sollte als erste Funktionspruefung z.b. der Hoerer des Telefons
abgenommen, und wieder aufgelegt werden.
Es sollte die Meldung
(HiSax driver detected)
auftauchen. Ist dies nicht der Fall, muss geprueft werden, ob mittels
$ telesctrl ID 1 4
das D-Kanal logging des Hisax-Treibers eingeschaltet wurde.
Kurz danach sollten die D-Kanal-Meldungen erscheinen:
22.Feb 12:26:53 * Calling ? with ? BEARER: Speech, CCITT standardized coding
22.Feb 12:26:53 * Calling ? with ? 64 kbit/s, Circuit mode
22.Feb 12:26:53 * Calling ? with ? G.711 A-law
22.Feb 12:26:53 * Calling ? with Phone HLC: CCITT
22.Feb 12:26:53 * Calling ? with Phone HLC: Telefonie
22.Feb 12:26:53 * Calling ? with Phone CHANNEL: BRI, B1 gefordert
22.Feb 12:26:53 * Calling ? with Phone PROGRESS: Location: Local:public net
22.Feb 12:26:53 * Calling ? with Phone PROGRESS: Inband Information available
22.Feb 12:26:56 Calling ? with Phone Normal call clearing
22.Feb 12:26:56 Calling ? with Phone HANGUP
Die angezeigten Informationen koennen je nach Telefon, Telefonanlage
sowie isdnlog-Konfigurationsdatei von obigem Beispiel abweichen,
aber irgend etwas in dieser Art muss auftauchen - sonst stimmt
etwas grundlegendes nicht!
Neben diesen direkten Meldungen muss isdnlog-2.99.2 sowohl einen
Eintrag in der "/var/log/isdn.log" vorgenommen, als auch
die Protokolldatei "/tmp/isdnctrl0" fortgeschrieben haben.
7. Nachbearbeitung der neuen Konfigurationsdatei
Nachdem isdnlog-2.99.2 nun offensichtlich arbeitet, ist es an der Zeit,
die gerade automatisch neu erstellte Konfigurationsdatei zu ueberarbeiten.
Die Syntax erschliesst sich einem eigentlich von alleine, eine naehere
Beschreibung findet sich im "isdnlog/README"
Die Umwandlung von alte auf neue Syntax ist leider ausser Stande,
die eingestreuten Kommentare (-> Zeilen mit "#") zu uebernehmen.
Daher muessen diese von Hand uebernommen werden.
In der Section [GLOBAL]
werden automatisch mit make install die beiden Eintraege
COUNTRYCODE = +49
AREACODE = xxxx
eingefuegt, wenn vorher diese Daten im Menue eingegeben wurden.
Nachdem die neue Konfigurationsdatei fuer gut befunden wurde, sollte
die alte Konfigurationsdatei "isdnlog.conf" geloescht werden, da
isdnlog sonst staendig versuchen wuerde, die alte in die neue
Syntax umzustellen (allerdings nur, wenn die alte Datei ein neueres
Datum hat, als die neue)
Wer bis hier gekommen ist, kann ein lautes "puuuh, geschafft!"
ausstossen! Nun ist es endlich an der Zeit,
7.1 Es gibt nun zwei (oder sogar drei!?!) neue Konfigurationsdateien:
/etc/isdn/isdn.conf
/etc/isdn/callerid.conf
~/.isdn
Wobei sich in der "isdn.conf" nur noch die rein auf isdnlog beziehenden
Eintraege befinden, und in der "callerid.conf" die von isdnlog und
(bald!?!) vbox gemeinsam verwendeten Eintraege!
8. Die neuen Features von isdnlog erkunden
- mit dem ersten neuen Feature, der neuen Konfigurationsdatei
wurde man ja bereits ausgiebig konfrontiert.
Dazu gibt es nun ein neues Programm "isdnconf" zur komfortablen
Beauskunftung - siehe dazu "isdnlog/README"
- isdnlog arbeitet nun durchgaengig mit "full qualified" Telefonnummern,
d.h. alle Telefonnummern werden _nur_noch_ in der Form
<Internationale Vorwahl> <Vorwahl> <Rufnummer>
behandelt. Zum Beispiel wuerde die Nummer "4711" in Frankfurt,
Deutschland so "+49 69 4711" dargestellt werden.
- isdnlog arbeitet nun mit der neuen Library "areacode-1.01" von
Ullrich von Bassewitz (uz@musoftware.com)
Eine ausfuehrliche Beschreibung dazu findet sich in
"areacode/areacode.doc"
Diese Library ersetzt das alte "AVON" Verzeichnis der frueheren
isdnlog-Versionen. Sie bietet folgende Vorteile:
- sehr aktuelle Ortsnetz-Daten
- Daten fuer Deutschland, Schweiz, Oesterreich, Funknetze, 0180-
0190- usw. enthalten
- wesentlich schneller
- eine einzige, UNIX-weit gemeinsame Bibliothek fuer Vorwahlen.
Per heute unterstuetzen
- isdnlog
- vbox
- ESTIC
diese Library, weitere Applikationen werden sicherlich folgen!
Wer unbedingt auf seine AVON besteht, kann diese natuerlich
weiterverwenden. Dieses muss dann allerdings im Menu angegeben werden.
- chargeint (auflegen kurz vor dem naechsten Gebuehrenimpuls) ist
mittlerweile offizieller Bestandteil von isdn4linux, und damit
aus dem "Patch" Stadium heraus. Die Steuerung durch isdnlog
wurde verfeinert - siehe dazu den "-h" Schalter
- isdnlog-2.99.2 bietet 4 verschiedene Moeglichkeiten, die Kosten
gegenueber der .T... sowie dem jeweiligen Internet-Provider
zu begrenzen:
- Watchdog:
isdnlog-2.99.2 erkennt Fehlverhalten von isdn4linux, und
terminiert es rechtzeitig.
(Neuer Schalter "-Hx" -> wenn seit mehr als "x"
Gebuehreneinheiten kein Datentransfer mehr feststellbar ist,
wird isdn4linux abgewuergt - wenn es sein muss, mit einem
Reboot der ganzen Maschine)
- CHARGEMAX:
Hiermit kann definiert werden, wieviel Geld (in DM) man
maximal gewillt ist, pro Tag zu vertelefonieren.
Wird diese Grenze ueberschritten, wird isdn4linux
abgewuergt (neuer Eintrag CHARGEMAX in der "isdn.conf")
- CONNECTMAX:
Hiermit kann definiert werden, welche maximale Verbindungszeit
man pro Monat haben moechte (ich habe dort die Freistunden
meines Provider's eingetragen)
Wird diese Grenze ueberschritten, wird isdn4linux
abgewuergt (neuer Eintrag CONNECTMAX in der "isdn.conf")
- BYTEMAX:
Hiermit kann definiert werden, wieviel Byte man pro Monat
maximal saugen will (fuer Provider, die ein maximales
Kontingent in Byte definieren).
Wird diese Grenze ueberschritten, wird isdn4linux
abgewuergt (neuer Eintrag BYTEMAX in der "isdn.conf")
- isdnlog-2.99.2 besitzt eine Anbindung an die SQL-Datenbank postgres95.
Wird diese freigeschaltet, traegt isdnlog-2.99.2 jede Verbindung nicht
nur in die "/var/log/isdn.log", sondern auch in eine SQL-Relation ein.
Beschreibung dazu siehe "isdnlog/README"
- isdnlog-2.99.2 unterstuetzt nun den neuen "City Weekend Tarif"
Wer das bei der .T... beantragt hat, muss isdnlog mit der neuen
Option "-F" starten
ACHTUNG: Im "City Weekend Tarif" sind die AOC-D / AOC-E Meldungen
(Gebuehreninfos) der VSt *definitiv* falsch!
(Siehe Kleingedrucktes auf dem Antrag ...)
Daher sind die Aussagen von "isdnrep" hierzu natuerlich
auch "falsch" !
Die Steuerung des "CHARGEINT" von seiten isdnlog ist
jedoch richtig!
- isdnlog kann nun (incl. "ChargeInt" Feature) in den Niederlanden
eingesetzt werden, da Ad Aerts (ad@aasup.nl) isdnlog _vollstaendig_
an die Niederlande angepasst hat.
- isdnlog-2.99.2 versteht eine Menge neuer D-Kanal-Frames, von denen einige
in den vergangenen Monaten Bestandteil manchmal heftiger Diskussionen
waren:
- COLP
- CLIP
- Rufumleitung
Wie mir leider erst in den letzten Tagen bekannt wurde, kann isdnlog-2.99.2
mit dem neuen Feature "Rueckruf bei besetzt" noch _nicht_ umgehen.
Hierzu werde ich einen Patch nachliefern, sofern mir die VSt Giessen
dieses Feature *endlich* freischaltet!
Entgegen frueheren Versionen verbucht isdnlog-2.99.2 jedoch ihm unbekannte
FACILITY-Frames nicht mehr mit teilweise astronomischen Gebuehren.
Daneben dekodiert isdnlog-2.99.2 nun vollstaendig die Elemente
- Bearer capability
- Channel identification
- Progress indicator
- Notification indicator
- High layer compatibility
aus, und kann die zahlreichen neuen Informationen bei Bedarf anzeigen.
- isdnlog-2.99.2 zeigt nun die exakte Dauer (in Sekunden) bis zum naechsten
berechneten (also genauen - fuer chargeint verwendeten) Gebuehrenimpuls
an:
Calling EUnet with HDLC I=883,1Kb 5,8Kb/s O= 40,5Kb 272,6 b/s H#7= 12s
------------------------------------------------------------------^^^^^^^^
Bedeutet: Wir befinden uns gerade in dem 7. Gebuehrentakt, noch exakt
12 Sekunden bis zum faellig werden der naechsten DM 0,12
- isdnlog-2.99.2 bietet nun den neuen Schalter "-Axxx" an. Hiermit
kann angegeben werden, welche Ziffern oder Zahlen man an einer
Telefonanlage vorwaehlen muss, um "ein Amt" zu bekommen.
Dadurch wird isdnlog in die Lage versetzt, diese wieder
herauszurechnen, womit die Falschmeldungen bzgl. den Vorwahlen
vermieden werden koennen.
- Unterstuetzung einer zweiten, falsch angeschlossenen Teles-Karte
Wie mittlerweile allgemein bekannt, konnte isdnlog bislang die
Informationen von anderen Geraeten am S0-Bus (Telefon, Fax, Modem)
nicht mitbekommen.
Dagegen wurde mittlerweile eine Loesung erarbeitet:
Falls man sich eine zweite Teles-Karte entsprechend dem
Schaltbild in "isdnlog/README" einbaut, und isdnlog mit
dem neuen Schalter "-2x" startet, bekommt isdnlog nun
alle D-Kanal-Frames mit, und kann daher auch alle Informationen
lueckenlos anzeigen.
Wird fuer "x" 2 eingesetzt, also "isdnlog -22", zeigt isdnlog
sogar direkt jede Ziffer an, die man z.b. an einem Telefon
eintippt.
Um Missverstaendnissen vorzubeugen:
- diese zweite Karte kann *nicht* zur Kommunikation eingesetzt
werden - sie spielt *nur* noch Monitor
- die "-2" Option bedeutet nicht, das isdnlog nun mit mehr
als 2 B-Kanaelen umgehen kann! isdnlog arbeitet nach wie
vor nur mit einem Basis-Anschluss (BRI) zusammen.
Gleichwohl koennen nun mehrere isdnlog's parallel betrieben
werden (pro Basis-Anschluss einer), da sich die einzelnen
isdnlog's nun nicht mehr gegenseitig in's Gehege kommen.
- isdnlog-2.99.2 haelt die Log-Datei "/var/log/isdn.log" nun nicht
mehr staendig offen. Daher kann diese nun zu einem beliebigen
Zeitpunkt verschoben oder geloescht werden. Danach _muss_ diese
Datei jedoch wieder leer angelegt werden
(cp /dev/null /var/log/isdn.log) !
So, nun wuensche ich allen viel Spass mit dem neuen isdnlog-2.99.2 - nicht
ohne mich bei den Leuten zu bedanken, die viele freie Stunden in die
Weiterentwicklung von isdnlog gesteckt haben:
Stefan Luethje (luethje@sl-gw.lake.de)
Karsten Keil (isdn4@temic-ech.spacenet.de)
Fritz Elfert (fritz@wuemaus.franken.de)
Ullrich von Bassewitz (uz@musoftware.com)
Hardy Buchholz (hardy@Kool.f.EUnet.de)
Ad Aerts (ad@aasup.nl)
Markus Leist (markus@hal.dirnet.com)
und ganz besonders bei Dr.-Ing. Joachim Goeller, der mich beim
Verstehen des ISDN-D-Kanal's unzaehlige Male beraten hat!
Abschliessend nochmals die Bitte: Wer Probleme mit isdnlog-2.99.2
hat, sollte zu allererst dieses HOWTO, das "isdnlog/README"
sowie die einschlaegigen FAQ's zu isdn4linux studieren.
Nur wer so nicht weiterkommt, schreibe uns eine email an
isdnlog@Kool.f.EUnet.de
Diese sollte auf jeden Fall als Mindestausstattung:
- die "isdn.conf"
- die Aufruf-Parameter von isdnlog
- die Versionen von Linux, isdn4linux, HiSax-Treiber
- einen Ausschnitt der "/tmp/isdnctrl0"
enthalten.
Bitte bedenkt, das wir auf dieser Mailing-Liste mittlerweile taeglich
eine Unzahl von Anfragen erhalten, und auch unser Tag leider nur 24 Stunden
hat!
Andreas Kool (akool@Kool.f.EUnet.de)

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# $Id$
#
# Toplevel Makefile for isdn4k-utils
#
.EXPORT_ALL_VARIABLES:
export I4LVERSION = 2.3
all: do-it-all
#
# Make "config" the default target if there is no configuration file.
#
# Following line is important for lib and isdnlog (sl).
export ROOTDIR=$(shell pwd)
ifeq (.config,$(wildcard .config))
include .config
do-it-all: subtargets
else
CONFIGURATION = config
do-it-all: config
endif
SUBDIRS :=
ifeq ($(CONFIG_LIB_AREACODE),y)
SUBDIRS := $(SUBDIRS) areacode
endif
ifeq ($(CONFIG_ISDNLOG),y)
SUBDIRS := $(SUBDIRS) areacode lib
else
ifeq ($(CONFIG_CTRL_CONF),y)
SUBDIRS := $(SUBDIRS) areacode lib
endif
endif
ifeq ($(CONFIG_ISDNCTRL),y)
SUBDIRS := $(SUBDIRS) isdnctrl
endif
ifeq ($(CONFIG_IPROFD),y)
SUBDIRS := $(SUBDIRS) iprofd
endif
ifeq ($(CONFIG_ICNCTRL),y)
SUBDIRS := $(SUBDIRS) icn
endif
ifeq ($(CONFIG_PCBITCTL),y)
SUBDIRS := $(SUBDIRS) pcbit
endif
ifeq ($(CONFIG_TELESCTRL),y)
SUBDIRS := $(SUBDIRS) teles
else
ifeq ($(CONFIG_HISAXCTRL),y)
SUBDIRS := $(SUBDIRS) teles
endif
endif
ifeq ($(CONFIG_RCAPID),y)
SUBDIRS := $(SUBDIRS) capi20
else
ifeq ($(CONFIG_AVMCAPICTRL),y)
SUBDIRS := $(SUBDIRS) capi20
endif
endif
ifeq ($(CONFIG_AVMCAPICTRL),y)
SUBDIRS := $(SUBDIRS) avmb1
endif
ifeq ($(CONFIG_ACTCTRL),y)
SUBDIRS := $(SUBDIRS) act2000
endif
ifeq ($(CONFIG_LOOPCTRL),y)
SUBDIRS := $(SUBDIRS) loop
endif
ifeq ($(CONFIG_DIEHLCTRL),y)
SUBDIRS := $(SUBDIRS) diehl
endif
ifeq ($(CONFIG_IMON),y)
SUBDIRS := $(SUBDIRS) imon
endif
ifeq ($(CONFIG_IMONTTY),y)
SUBDIRS := $(SUBDIRS) imontty
endif
ifeq ($(CONFIG_ISDNLOG),y)
SUBDIRS := $(SUBDIRS) isdnlog
endif
ifeq ($(CONFIG_IPPPSTATS),y)
SUBDIRS := $(SUBDIRS) ipppstats
endif
ifeq ($(CONFIG_XMONISDN),y)
SUBDIRS := $(SUBDIRS) xmonisdn
endif
ifeq ($(CONFIG_XISDNLOAD),y)
SUBDIRS := $(SUBDIRS) xisdnload
endif
ifeq ($(CONFIG_IPPPD),y)
SUBDIRS := $(SUBDIRS) ipppd
endif
ifeq ($(CONFIG_VBOX),y)
SUBDIRS := $(SUBDIRS) vbox
endif
ifeq ($(CONFIG_RCAPID),y)
SUBDIRS := $(SUBDIRS) rcapid
endif
ifeq ($(CONFIG_CAPIFAX),y)
SUBDIRS := $(SUBDIRS) capifax
endif
ifeq ($(CONFIG_GENMAN),y)
SUBDIRS := $(SUBDIRS) doc
endif
ifeq ($(CONFIG_FAQ),y)
SUBDIRS := $(SUBDIRS) FAQ
endif
ifneq ($(SUBDIRS),)
ifeq ($(filter lib,$(SUBDIRS)),)
SUBDIRS := lib $(SUBDIRS)
endif
endif
subtargets: $(CONFIGURATION)
set -e; for i in `echo $(SUBDIRS)`; do $(MAKE) -C $$i all; done
rootperm:
@echo 'main(int argc,char**argv){unlink(argv[0]);return(getuid()==0);}'>g
@if gcc -x c -o G g && rm -f g && ./G ; then \
echo -e "\n\n Need root permission for (de)installation!\n\n"; \
exit 1; \
fi
install: rootperm
set -e; for i in `echo $(SUBDIRS)`; do $(MAKE) -C $$i install; done
@if [ -c /dev/isdnctrl0 ] && ls -l /dev/isdnctrl0 | egrep "[[:space:]]45,[[:space:]]+64[[:space:]]" > /dev/null; \
then \
echo -e '(some) ISDN devices already exist, not creating them.\nUse scripts/makedev.sh manually if necessary.'; \
else \
sh scripts/makedev.sh; \
fi
uninstall: rootperm
set -e; for i in `echo $(SUBDIRS)`; do $(MAKE) -C $$i uninstall; done
#
# targets clean and distclean go through ALL directories
# regardless of configured options.
#
clean:
-set -e; \
for i in `echo ${wildcard */GNUmakefile}`; do \
$(MAKE) -i -C `dirname $$i` clean; \
done;
-set -e; \
for i in `echo ${wildcard */Makefile}`; do \
$(MAKE) -i -C `dirname $$i` clean; \
done;
-rm -f *~ *.o
distclean: clean
-$(MAKE) -C scripts/lxdialog clean
-set -e; \
for i in `echo ${wildcard */GNUmakefile}`; do \
$(MAKE) -i -C `dirname $$i` distclean; \
done;
-set -e; \
for i in `echo ${wildcard */Makefile}`; do \
if [ -f $$i ] ; then \
$(MAKE) -i -C `dirname $$i` distclean; \
fi ; \
done;
-rm -f *~ .config .config.old scripts/autoconf.h .menuconfig \
Makefile.tmp .menuconfig.log scripts/defconfig.old .#* scripts/.#*
scripts/lxdialog/lxdialog:
@$(MAKE) -C scripts/lxdialog all
scripts/autoconf.h: .config
perl scripts/mk_autoconf.pl
# Next target makes three attempts to configure:
# - if a configure script exists, execute it
# - if a Makefile.in exists, make -f Makefile.in config
# - if a Makefile already exists, make config
#
subconfig: scripts/autoconf.h
@echo Selected subdirs: $(SUBDIRS)
@set -e; for i in `echo $(SUBDIRS)`; do \
if [ -x $$i/configure ] ; then \
echo -e "\nRunning configure in $$i ...\n"; sleep 1; \
(cd $$i; ./configure); \
elif [ -f $$i/Makefile.in ] ; then \
echo -e "\nRunning make -f Makefile.in config in $$i ...\n"; sleep 1; \
$(MAKE) -C $$i -f Makefile.in config; \
elif [ -f $$i/Makefile ] ; then \
echo -e "\nRunning make config in $$i ...\n"; sleep 1; \
$(MAKE) -C $$i config; \
fi; \
done
#
# Next target uses a second tempory Makefile
# because new .config has to be re-included.
#
menuconfig: scripts/lxdialog/lxdialog
@scripts/Menuconfig scripts/config.in
@cp Makefile Makefile.tmp
$(MAKE) -f Makefile.tmp subconfig
@rm -f Makefile.tmp
#
# For testing: runs Menuconfig only
#
testconfig: scripts/lxdialog/lxdialog
@scripts/Menuconfig scripts/config.in
config: menuconfig
mrproper: distclean
archive: distclean
@(cd .. ;\
ln -nfs isdn4k-utils isdn4k-utils-$(I4LVERSION) ;\
tar cvhzf distisdn/isdn4k-utils-$(I4LVERSION).tar.gz isdn4k-utils-$(I4LVERSION) ;\
rm isdn4k-utils-$(I4LVERSION) )
distarch: distclean
(cd .. ;\
ln -nfs isdn4k-utils isdn4k-utils-$(I4LVERSION) ;\
tar -cvhz --exclude=CVS -f distisdn/isdn4k-utils-$(I4LVERSION).tar.gz \
isdn4k-utils-$(I4LVERSION) ;\
rm isdn4k-utils-$(I4LVERSION) )
dist: distarch

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#
# $Id$
#
This is the README file for the "isdn4k-utils" package from "The i4l-crew".
This package contains the following stuff:
1. Runtime configuration tools:
isdnctrl, general link-level setup utility.
iprofd, daemon for realizing AT&W0 on ttyI's.
icnctrl, setup utility for the icn driver.
telesctrl, setup utility for the teles driver.
hisaxctrl, setup utility for the HiSax driver.
pcbitctl, setup utility for the pcbit driver.
avmcapictrl setup utility for the avmb1 driver.
actctrl setup utility for the act2000 driver.
2. Tools for monitoring activity:
imon, a ncurses based utility for monitoring ISDN-activities.
imontty, a tty based utility for monitoring ISDN-activities.
isdnlog, a set of utilities for connection logging.
ipppstats a utility for showing syncPPP statistics.
xisdnload, an xload-like meter.
xmonisdn, a utility for monitoring and controlling ISDN-activity.
isdnmon, a Tcl/Tk based utility for monitoring ISDN-activities.
3. Applications:
vbox, an answering machine/voice mailbox.
ipppd, daemon need for syncPPP and MPP.
4. Miscellaneous:
scripts/makedev.sh for creating the ISDN device files under /dev .
5. Documentation:
A very detailed FAQ and the generic manpages ttyI.4, isdninfo.4,
isdn_audio.4 and isdn_cause.7.
Manpages for the above utilities:
actctrl.8 avmcapictrl.8, hisaxctrl.8 icnctrl.8, imon.8, ipppd.8,
ipppstats.8, iprofd.8, isdnctrl.8, isdnlog.8, isdnrep.1, telesctrl.8,
xisdnload.1x and xmonisdn.1x
COPYRIGHT/COPYING:
Until explicitely stated, all programs in this package can be freely
redistributed and/or modified under the terms of the GNU General
Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either
version 2, or (at your option) any later version.
This package is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
GNU General Public License for more details. (File: COPYING)
You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software
Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA.
System prerequisites:
To use this package, you need a kernel with an ISDN-subsystem configured.
To get a such a kernel, take a clean standard-kernel (Version 2.0.31 or
> 2.1.57 resp.) enable the isdn-related features you want and build the
kernel as usual. If applicable some patches may be needed
isdn-patches are available at
ftp.franken.de:/pub/isdn4linux
For using modularized parts of the ISDN-subsystem, newest modutils
are strongly recommended.
3. Configuration, Compilation.
Run "make config"
This will run an interactive configuration tool and the various
configuration-scripts for each sub-package. (You may know that
tool from kernel menuconfig.)
There is a global configuration directory, where most programs
expect their configuration files. The default is /etc/isdn.
- Alternatively you can edit the .config file by hand (once that
has been created once with "make config"), and run "make subconfig"
instead. This might be useful if you want to automate the building
of the package, e.g. for a Red Hat rpm or a Debian deb.
Run "make"
This builds all previously selected utilities.
4. Installation
For the following steps, root permissions are necessary
Install the utilities, the man pages and config-files:
make install
The config files usually are installed in /etc/isdn if not
specified otherwise during configuration.
If no existing ISDN devices in /dev are detected (via an admittedly
simple test), script/makedev.sh is run during "make install". Check
that the permissions / groups are suitable for your needs.
You can run the makedev.sh script again if necessary.
5. Application
The directory ./etc contains an example startup-script which gets
not installed automatically, because it MUST BE CONFIGURED IN ANY
CASE! Please don't try to connect to the Internet without setting
your own IP-addresses. This script is intended to be used with
the modularised version of the ISDN-subsystem. Refer to the
Documentation/isdn subdirectory of your kernel-source-tree for
more information on configuring Lowlevel drivers.
For the utilities refer to the man pages or look into their
subdirectories for Documentation.
For tips, troubleshooting etc. look into the FAQ subdirectory.
-Fritz

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# $Id$
#
# Makefile for actctrl
# (C) 1997 Fritz Elfert
#
#
SHELL = /bin/sh
CFLAGS = -Wall -O2
INCLUDES = -I. -I@CONFIG_KERNELDIR@/include -I@CONFIG_KERNELDIR@/drivers/isdn/act2000
DEFS =
LDFLAGS = -L../lib @LIBS@
PROGRAM = actctrl
MODULES = actctrl.o
MANPAGE = actctrl.8
FIRMWARE = bip1120.btl
DATADIR = @CONFIG_DATADIR@
SBINDIR = @CONFIG_SBINDIR@
MANDIR = @CONFIG_MANDIR@
MAN8DIR = $(MANDIR)/man8
INSTALL = @INSTALL@
INSTALL_PROGRAM = $(INSTALL) -o 0 -g 0 -m 0750
INSTALL_DATA = $(INSTALL) -o 0 -g 0 -m 0644
INSTALL_MAN = $(INSTALL) -o 0 -g 0 -m 0644
prefix = @prefix@
exec_prefix = @exec_prefix@
CC = @CC@
.SUFFIXES:
.SUFFIXES: .c .o
%.o: %.c Makefile
$(CC) $(CFLAGS) $(INCLUDES) $(DEFS) -c -o $@ $<
all: $(PROGRAM)
config:
@./configure
Makefile: Makefile.in config.status
./config.status
config.status: configure
./config.status --recheck
$(PROGRAM): $(MODULES)
$(CC) $(CFLAGS) $(INCLUDES) $(DEFS) $? $(LDFLAGS) -o $@
install-man: $(PROGRAM).man
mkdir -p $(DESTDIR)$(MAN8DIR)
$(INSTALL_MAN) $< $(DESTDIR)$(MAN8DIR)/$(MANPAGE)
install-data: firmware/$(FIRMWARE)
mkdir -p $(DESTDIR)$(DATADIR)
$(INSTALL_DATA) $< $(DESTDIR)$(DATADIR)/$(FIRMWARE)
install: $(PROGRAM) install-man install-data
$(INSTALL_PROGRAM) $(PROGRAM) $(DESTDIR)$(SBINDIR)/$(PROGRAM)
install-strip: $(PROGRAM)
$(INSTALL_PROGRAM) -s $(PROGRAM) $(DESTDIR)$(SBINDIR)/$(PROGRAM)
uninstall:
rm -f $(DESTDIR)$(SBINDIR)/$(PROGRAM) $(DESTDIR)$(MAN8DIR)/$(MANPAGE) $(DESTDIR)$(DATADIR)/$(FIRMWARE)
clean:
rm -f *.o *~ $(PROGRAM)
distclean: clean
rm -f config.status config.cache config.log Makefile actctrl.man

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/* $Id$
* IBM Active 2000 ISDN driver for Linux. (Control-Utility)
*
* Copyright 1994,95 by Fritz Elfert (fritz@wuemaus.franken.de)
*
* This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
* it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
* the Free Software Foundation; either version 2, or (at your option)
* any later version.
*
* This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
* but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
* MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
* GNU General Public License for more details.
*
* You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
* along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software
* Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA.
*
* $Log$
*
*/
#include <stdio.h>
#include <sys/ioctl.h>
#include <sys/types.h>
#include <fcntl.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <unistd.h>
#include <linux/isdn.h>
#include "act2000.h"
char *cmd;
char *ctrldev;
int arg_ofs;
void
usage()
{
#if 0
fprintf(stderr, "usage: %s [-d driverId] io [port] [irq] (get/set hw-io)\n", cmd);
#endif
fprintf(stderr, " or: %s [-d driverId] add [bus [port [irq [id]]]] (Add a new card\n", cmd);
fprintf(stderr, " or: %s [-d driverId] load <bootcode> (load firmware)\n", cmd);
fprintf(stderr, " or: %s [-d driverId] dproto <1tr6|euro> [msn's] (set D-channel protocol)\n", cmd);
#if 0
fprintf(stderr, " or: %s [-d driverId] dbg <num> (devel Func)\n", cmd);
#endif
exit(-1);
}
int
main(int argc, char **argv)
{
int fd;
FILE *code;
int ac;
int a;
u_char buf[500000];
isdn_ioctl_struct ioctl_s;
act2000_ddef dload;
act2000_cdef newcard;
cmd = strrchr(argv[0], '/');
cmd = (cmd == NULL) ? argv[0] : ++cmd;
if (argc > 1) {
if (!strcmp(argv[1], "-d")) {
strcpy(ioctl_s.drvid, argv[2]);
arg_ofs = 3;
} else {
ioctl_s.drvid[0] = '\0';
arg_ofs = 1;
}
} else
usage();
ac = argc - (arg_ofs - 1);
fd = open("/dev/isdnctrl", O_RDWR);
if (fd < 0) {
perror("/dev/isdnctrl");
exit(-1);
}
if (!strcmp(argv[arg_ofs], "add")) {
if (ac < 3)
usage();
if (ac >= 3) {
a = -1;
if (!strcmp(argv[arg_ofs + 1], "isa"))
a = ACT2000_BUS_ISA;
if (!strcmp(argv[arg_ofs + 1], "mca"))
a = ACT2000_BUS_MCA;
if (!strcmp(argv[arg_ofs + 1], "pcmcia"))
a = ACT2000_BUS_PCMCIA;
if (a == -1) {
fprintf(stderr, "Bus must be \"isa\", \"mca\" or \"pcmcia\"\n");
exit(-1);
}
if (a != ACT2000_BUS_ISA) {
fprintf(stderr, "Currently only isa Bus is supported\n");
exit(-1);
}
newcard.bus = a;
}
a = -2;
if (ac >= 4) {
if (!strcmp(argv[arg_ofs + 2], "auto"))
a = -1;
else
sscanf(argv[arg_ofs + 2], "%i", &a);
if (a == 0x200 || a == 0x240 || a == 0x280 || a == 0x2c0
|| a == 0x300 || a == 0x340 || a == 0x380 ||
a == 0xcfe0 || a == 0xcfa0 || a == 0xcf60 || a == 0xcf20
|| a == 0xcee0 || a == 0xcea0 || a == 0xce60 || a == -1)
newcard.port = a;
else {
fprintf(stderr, "Invalid port. Possible values are:\n");
fprintf(stderr, " 0x200, 0x240, 0x280, 0x2c0, 0x300, 0x340\n");
fprintf(stderr, " 0x380, 0xcfe0, 0xcfa0, 0xcf60, 0xcf20\n");
fprintf(stderr, " 0xcee0, 0xcea0, 0xce60 or \"auto\"\n");
exit(-1);
}
}
newcard.irq = -1;
if (ac >= 5) {
a = -2;
if (!strcmp(argv[arg_ofs + 3], "auto"))
a = -1;
if (!strcmp(argv[arg_ofs + 3], "none"))
a = 0;
if (a == -2)
sscanf(argv[arg_ofs + 2], "%i", &a);
if (a == 3 || a == 5 || a == 7 || a == 10 || a == 11 || a == 12
|| a == 15 || a == -1 || a == 0)
newcard.irq = a;
else {
fprintf(stderr, "Invalid IRQ. Possible values are:\n");
fprintf(stderr, " 3, 5, 7, 10, 11, 12, 15, \"auto\" or \"none\"\n");
exit(-1);
}
}
ioctl_s.arg = (unsigned long) &newcard;
newcard.id[0] = 0;
if (ac >= 6)
strncpy(newcard.id, argv[arg_ofs + 4], sizeof(newcard.id) - 1);
if ((ioctl(fd, ACT2000_IOCTL_ADDCARD + IIOCDRVCTL, &ioctl_s)) < 0) {
perror("ioctl ADDCARD");
exit(-1);
}
close(fd);
return 0;
}
#if 0
if (!strcmp(argv[arg_ofs], "io")) {
if (ac == 4) {
if (sscanf(argv[arg_ofs + 1], "%i", &mmio) != 1)
usage();
if (sscanf(argv[arg_ofs + 2], "%i", &port) != 1)
usage();
ioctl_s.arg = mmio;
if ((mmio = ioctl(fd, ICN_IOCTL_SETMMIO + IIOCDRVCTL, &ioctl_s)) < 0) {
perror("ioctl SETMMIO");
exit(-1);
}
ioctl_s.arg = port;
if ((port = ioctl(fd, ICN_IOCTL_SETPORT + IIOCDRVCTL, &ioctl_s)) < 0) {
perror("ioctl SETPORT");
exit(-1);
}
}
if ((mmio = ioctl(fd, ICN_IOCTL_GETMMIO + IIOCDRVCTL, &ioctl_s)) < 0) {
perror("ioctl GETMMIO");
exit(-1);
}
if ((port = ioctl(fd, ICN_IOCTL_GETPORT + IIOCDRVCTL, &ioctl_s)) < 0) {
perror("ioctl GETPORT");
exit(-1);
}
printf("Memory-mapped io at 0x%08lx, port 0x%03x\n",
(unsigned long) mmio, (unsigned short) port);
close(fd);
return 0;
}
#endif
if (!strcmp(argv[arg_ofs], "load")) {
if (ac == 3) {
if (!(code = fopen(argv[arg_ofs + 1], "r"))) {
perror(argv[arg_ofs + 1]);
exit(-1);
}
dload.buffer = buf;
if ((dload.length = fread(buf, 1, sizeof(buf), code)) < 1) {
fprintf(stderr, "Read error on %s\n", argv[arg_ofs + 1]);
exit(-1);
}
dload.length -= 32;
dload.buffer += 32;
printf("Loading Firmware %s ... ", argv[arg_ofs + 1]);
fflush(stdout);
ioctl_s.arg = (ulong) & dload;
if (ioctl(fd, ACT2000_IOCTL_LOADBOOT + IIOCDRVCTL, &ioctl_s) < 0) {
perror("\nioctl LOADBOOT");
exit(-1);
}
fclose(code);
printf("done\n");
return 0;
}
usage();
}
if (!strcmp(argv[arg_ofs], "dproto")) {
if (ac >= 3) {
char msnlist[1024];
int proto = -1;
if (strcmp(argv[arg_ofs + 1], "1tr6") == 0)
proto = 0;
if (strcmp(argv[arg_ofs + 1], "euro") == 0)
proto = 1;
if (proto == -1)
usage();
msnlist[0] = '\0';
if (ac > 3) {
if (proto == 0)
usage();
strcpy(msnlist, argv[arg_ofs + 2]);
}
ioctl_s.arg = (ulong)proto;
if (ioctl(fd, ACT2000_IOCTL_SETPROTO + IIOCDRVCTL, &ioctl_s) < 0) {
perror("ioctl SETPROTO");
exit(-1);
}
if (strlen(msnlist)) {
char *p = msnlist;
char m[17];
int i = 0;
char *q;
while ((q = strtok(p, ",")) && (i<10)) {
p = NULL;
if (strlen(q) > 15) {
fprintf(stderr, "MSN may not exceed 15 digits\n");
exit(-1);
}
if (q[0] == '-')
sprintf(m, "%d", i);
else
sprintf(m, "%d%s", i, q);
ioctl_s.arg = (ulong)&m;
if (ioctl(fd, ACT2000_IOCTL_SETMSN + IIOCDRVCTL, &ioctl_s) < 0) {
perror("ioctl SETMSN");
exit(-1);
}
i++;
}
}
return 0;
}
usage();
}
if (!strcmp(argv[arg_ofs], "dbg")) {
if (ac == 3) {
int res;
unsigned long parm;
res = sscanf(argv[arg_ofs + 1], "%li", &parm);
if (res != 1) {
fprintf(stderr, "Couldn't read parameter\n");
exit(-1);
}
ioctl_s.arg = parm;
if (ioctl(fd, ACT2000_IOCTL_TEST + IIOCDRVCTL, &ioctl_s) < 0) {
perror("ioctl TEST");
exit(-1);
}
return 0;
}
usage();
}
usage();
return 0;
}

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.\" $Id$
.\"
.\" CHECKIN $Date$
.\"
.\" Process this file with
.\" groff -man -Tascii actctrl.1 for ASCII output, or
.\" groff -man -Tps actctrl.1 for PostScript output
.\"
.TH ACTCTRL 8 "@MANDATE@" isdn4k-utils-@I4LVERSION@ "Linux System Administration"
.SH NAME
actctrl \- configure IBM Active 2000 ISDN adaptor
.SH SYNOPSIS
.B actctrl [-d
.IB Driver-Id ]
.I action options
.B ...
.SH DESCRIPTION
.B actctrl
is used to setup the IBM Active 2000
.SM ISDN
device driver and for downloading the firmware into the
.SM ISDN
card.
.LP
The use of
.I actctrl
makes sense, if you are using an IBM Active 2000 card only.
.LP
.SH OPTIONS
.TP
.BI "-d " Driver-Id
selects the S0 interface named by
.IR Driver-Id .
Driver-Ids are defined during driver initialisation. See
.BR act2000 (4)
for a description of the syntax to be used for modularized and
monolithic driver versions.
This option
.B must
be used to identify the S0 interface if more than one S0 interface is
existent. If a single IBM Active 2000 is used, it may be omitted.
If using more than one card, support for the other cards is enabled
with the
.B add
action of actctrl. Ids may
.B not
start with
.B digits
or small
.BR x ,
because these values are misinterpreted
as numeric parameters by
.BR insmod .
For loading the module, always the
newest
.B modutils
package should be used to avoid problems during load.
.LP
The following
.I actions
may be given to
.BR actctrl .
.TP
.BI "add [" bus "[ " port "[ " irq "[ " id ]]]]
enables support for an additional card in the driver.
.I bus
is is an integer describing the bus-type of the card. Currently,
the only value which is allowed here is
.B 1
meaning ISA-bus. In the future, the values
.B 2
(for MCA) and
.B 3
(for PCMCIA) will be available.
.I port
is either an integer describing the base port, or the string
.B auto
which enables autoprobing.
.I irq
is either an integer describing the IRQ to use, the string
.BR auto ,
which enables grabbing of the next free IRQ or the string
.B none
which enables polled mode for this card.
.I id
is an arbitrary string for referencing the card at a later time.
.TP
.BI "dproto " protocol " [" msn0 , msn1 ", ... " msn9 ]
selects the D-channel protocol and defines MSN's if using Euro protocol.
.I protocol
may be either the string
.B 1tr6
or the string
.BR euro .
If selecting Euro protocol, a comma-separated list of up to 10 MSN's
may be appended. For defining an empty entry in this list, use a dash.
.TP
.BI "load " firmware
downloads the firmware into the card and starts operation.
Usually the images are located in
.IR @CONFIG_DATADIR@ .
The firmware is named
.IR bip1120.bpl .
.TP
.B dump
is available if the program is configured using the
.B --enable-dump
option only. The contents of internal driver variables is dumped on stdout.
.SH FILES
.TP
.I @CONFIG_DATADIR@/bip1120.bpl
This is the image of the firmware designed for both the German 1TR6 protocol
and Euro ISDN.
.LP
.SH BUGS
No bugs so far.
.SH AUTHOR
\(co 1997 by Fritz Elfert <fritz@wuemaus.franken.de>
.LP
.SH SEE ALSO
.BR isdnctrl "(8), " act2000 "(4), " isdnctrl "(4), " ttyI (4).

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dnl Process this file with autoconf to produce a configure script.
AC_INIT(actctrl.c)
AC_PREFIX_DEFAULT(/usr)
I4LCONFDIR=${I4LCONFDIR:-"/etc/isdn"}
I4LVERSION=${I4LVERSION:-"?.?"}
CONFIG_DATADIR=${CONFIG_DATADIR:-"/usr/lib/isdn"}
CONFIG_MANDIR=`eval echo ${CONFIG_MANDIR:-"/usr/man"}`
CONFIG_SBINDIR=`eval echo ${CONFIG_SBINDIR:-"/sbin"}`
CONFIG_KERNELDIR=`eval echo ${CONFIG_KERNELDIR:-"/usr/src/linux"}`
MANDATE=`grep CHECKIN actctrl.man.in | awk '{print $4}'`
dnl Checks for programs.
AC_PROG_INSTALL
AC_PROG_CC
dnl Checks for libraries.
dnl Checks for header files.
AC_HEADER_STDC
AC_CHECK_HEADERS(fcntl.h sys/ioctl.h unistd.h)
dnl Find current kernel source
AC_FIND_KERNEL
AC_CHECK_HEADERS($CONFIG_KERNELDIR/drivers/isdn/act2000/act2000.h,,
AC_MSG_ERROR("Not found. You MUST specify a correct path to linux source!")
)
dnl Checks for typedefs, structures, and compiler characteristics.
dnl Checks for library functions.
AC_PROG_GCC_TRADITIONAL
AC_FUNC_MMAP
dnl Optional firmware directory
AC_ARG_WITH(firmware,
[ --with-firmware=DIR Set dir where firmware istalled. [/usr/lib/isdn]],
CONFIG_DATADIR="${withval}"
AC_DEFINE(CONFIG_DATADIR,"${withval}"),
)
dnl Optional sbin directory
AC_ARG_WITH(sbin,
[ --with-sbin=DIR Set dir where binary is istalled. [/sbin]],
CONFIG_SBINDIR="${withval}"
AC_DEFINE(CONFIG_SBINDIR,"${withval}"),
)
dnl Optional man directory
AC_ARG_WITH(man,
[ --with-man=DIR Set manpage dir. [/usr/man]],
CONFIG_MANDIR="${withval}"
AC_DEFINE(CONFIG_MANDIR,"${withval}"),
)
AC_SUBST(INSTALL)
AC_SUBST(MANDATE)
AC_SUBST(CONFIG_DATADIR)
AC_SUBST(CONFIG_SBINDIR)
AC_SUBST(CONFIG_MANDIR)
AC_SUBST(I4LCONFDIR)
AC_SUBST(I4LVERSION)
AC_OUTPUT(Makefile actctrl.man)

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#
# This Makefile is used for compatibility to the
# isdn4k-utils package. In order to superseede
# the original Makefile, it is called GNUmakefile.
#
ifeq (../.config,$(wildcard ../.config))
include ../.config
DATAOPTS := DATATARGET=$(shell echo $(CONFIG_DATADIR))/areacodes
#
# Install as root with numeric Id's, since these are the
# only ones that _really_ exist on _every_ system.
#
BUILDOPTS := $(DATAOPTS)
INSTALLOPTS := $(DATAOPTS) INSTALL="install -o 0 -g 0 -m 644"
endif
all: .depend
$(MAKE) -f make/linux.mak $(BUILDOPTS) all
depend dep: .depend
.depend:
$(MAKE) -f make/linux.mak $(BUILDOPTS) depend
config:
@cp Makefile.in GNUmakefile
clean:
$(MAKE) -f make/linux.mak clean
distclean:
$(MAKE) -f make/linux.mak distclean
rm -f GNUmakefile
install-man:
install: all
ifeq ($(CONFIG_LIB_AREACODE),y)
mkdir -p $(DESTDIR)$(CONFIG_DATADIR)
$(MAKE) -f make/linux.mak $(INSTALLOPTS) install
endif
uninstall:
rm -f $(shell echo $(DESTDIR)$(CONFIG_DATADIR))/areacodes

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/*****************************************************************************/
/* */
/* ACTEST.C */
/* */
/* Test an areacode data file */
/* */
/* */
/* */
/* (C) 1996,97 Ullrich von Bassewitz */
/* Wacholderweg 14 */
/* D-70597 Stuttgart */
/* EMail: uz@musoftware.com */
/* */
/* */
/* This software is provided 'as-is', without any express or implied */
/* warranty. In no event will the authors be held liable for any damages */
/* arising from the use of this software. */
/* */
/* Permission is granted to anyone to use this software for any purpose, */
/* including commercial applications, and to alter it and redistribute it */
/* freely, subject to the following restrictions: */
/* */
/* 1. The origin of this software must not be misrepresented; you must not */
/* claim that you wrote the original software. If you use this software */
/* in a product, an acknowledgment in the product documentation would be */
/* appreciated but is not required. */
/* 2. Altered source versions must be plainly marked as such, and must not */
/* be misrepresented as being the original software. */
/* 3. This notice may not be removed or altered from any source */
/* distribution. */
/* */
/*****************************************************************************/
#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include "areacode.h"
int main (int argc, char* argv [])
{
acInfo AC;
char Buf [256];
unsigned RC;
acMaxMem = 0;
/* See if there is an argument given. If so, use it as name and path of
* the database.
*/
if (argc >= 2) {
acFileName = argv [1];
}
/* Test loop */
while (1) {
printf ("Enter phone number: ");
fflush (stdout);
gets (Buf);
if (strlen (Buf) == 0) {
break;
}
switch ((RC = GetAreaCodeInfo (&AC, Buf))) {
case acOk:
printf ("acOK:\n"
" PrefixLen = %d\n"
" Info = %s\n",
AC.AreaCodeLen, AC.Info);
break;
case acFileError:
printf ("acFileError\n");
break;
case acInvalidFile:
printf ("acInvalidFile\n");
break;
case acWrongVersion:
printf ("acWrongVersion\n");
break;
default:
printf ("Unknown return: %u\n", RC);
break;
}
printf ("\n");
}
return 0;
}

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/*****************************************************************************/
/* */
/* ACVERS.C */
/* */
/* Get the version and build of an areacode data file */
/* */
/* */
/* */
/* (C) 1996,97 Ullrich von Bassewitz */
/* Wacholderweg 14 */
/* D-70597 Stuttgart */
/* EMail: uz@musoftware.com */
/* */
/* */
/* This software is provided 'as-is', without any express or implied */
/* warranty. In no event will the authors be held liable for any damages */
/* arising from the use of this software. */
/* */
/* Permission is granted to anyone to use this software for any purpose, */
/* including commercial applications, and to alter it and redistribute it */
/* freely, subject to the following restrictions: */
/* */
/* 1. The origin of this software must not be misrepresented; you must not */
/* claim that you wrote the original software. If you use this software */
/* in a product, an acknowledgment in the product documentation would be */
/* appreciated but is not required. */
/* 2. Altered source versions must be plainly marked as such, and must not */
/* be misrepresented as being the original software. */
/* 3. This notice may not be removed or altered from any source */
/* distribution. */
/* */
/*****************************************************************************/
/* This code assumes 8 bit bytes */
#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
/*****************************************************************************/
/* Data */
/*****************************************************************************/
#define MAGIC0 0x68
#define MAGIC1 0x57
#define MAGIC2 0x46
#define MAGIC3 0x35
/*****************************************************************************/
/* Code */
/*****************************************************************************/
static void Usage (const char* ProgName)
/* Print usage information and exit */
{
printf ("%s: Print the version of an areacode database\n\n"
"Usage: \t%s file ...\n",
ProgName, ProgName);
exit (1);
}
int main (int argc, char* argv [])
{
int I;
if (argc < 2) {
Usage (argv [0]);
}
for (I = 1; I < argc; I++) {
FILE* F;
const char* Filename = argv [I];
unsigned char MagicBuf [4];
unsigned char BuildBuf [2];
unsigned char VersionBuf [2];
unsigned Build;
if ((F = fopen (Filename, "rb")) == 0) {
perror ("Cannot open input file");
exit (2);
}
fread (MagicBuf, sizeof (MagicBuf), 1, F);
if (MagicBuf [0] != MAGIC0 || MagicBuf [1] != MAGIC1 ||
MagicBuf [2] != MAGIC2 || MagicBuf [3] != MAGIC3) {
fprintf (stderr, "No dial prefix database\n");
exit (3);
}
fread (BuildBuf, sizeof (BuildBuf), 1, F);
fread (VersionBuf, sizeof (VersionBuf), 1, F);
fclose (F);
Build = ((unsigned) BuildBuf [1]) * 256 + ((unsigned) BuildBuf [0]);
printf ("%d %d %u\n", VersionBuf [1], VersionBuf [0], Build);
}
return 0;
}

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/*****************************************************************************/
/* */
/* AREACODE.C */
/* */
/* Portable library module to search for an area code in a database. */
/* */
/* */
/* */
/* (C) 1996,97 Ullrich von Bassewitz */
/* Wacholderweg 14 */
/* D-70597 Stuttgart */
/* EMail: uz@musoftware.com */
/* */
/* */
/* This software is provided 'as-is', without any express or implied */
/* warranty. In no event will the authors be held liable for any damages */
/* arising from the use of this software. */
/* */
/* Permission is granted to anyone to use this software for any purpose, */
/* including commercial applications, and to alter it and redistribute it */
/* freely, subject to the following restrictions: */
/* */
/* 1. The origin of this software must not be misrepresented; you must not */
/* claim that you wrote the original software. If you use this software */
/* in a product, an acknowledgment in the product documentation would be */
/* appreciated but is not required. */
/* 2. Altered source versions must be plainly marked as such, and must not */
/* be misrepresented as being the original software. */
/* 3. This notice may not be removed or altered from any source */
/* distribution. */
/* */
/*****************************************************************************/
/*
* The code assumes
* - 8 bit bytes
* - unsigned long is 32 bit. This may be changed by #defining u32 to
* a data type that is an 32 bit unsigned when compiling this module.
* - ascii character set
*
* The code does *not* assume
* - a specific byte order. Currently the code autoadjusts to big or
* little endian data. If you have something more weird than that,
* you have to add conversion code.
*
*/
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <limits.h>
#include "areacode.h"
/*****************************************************************************/
/* Externally visible data */
/*****************************************************************************/
/* The name of the areacode data file. The default is what is #defined as
* DATA_FILENAME. If this is not #defined, the default is "areacode.dat",
* which is probably not what you want. In the latter case set this to
* the correct filename *before* your first call to GetAreaCodeInfo.
*/
#ifdef DATA_FILENAME
char* acFileName = DATA_FILENAME;
#else
char* acFileName = "areacode.dat";
#endif
/* How much dynamic memory is GetAreaCodeInfo allowed to consume? Having less
* memory means more disk access and vice versa. The function does even work
* if you set this value to zero. For maximum performance, the function needs
* 4 byte per area code stored in the data file. The default is 32KB.
*/
unsigned long acMaxMem = 0x8000L;
/*****************************************************************************/
/* Data and structures */
/*****************************************************************************/
/* Define an unsigned quantity with 32 bits. Try to make some clever
* assumptions using the data from limits.h. This may break some older
* (non ISO compliant) compilers, but I can't help...
*/
#if !defined(u32) && defined(ULONG_MAX)
# if ULONG_MAX == 4294967295UL
# define u32 unsigned long
# endif
#endif
#if !defined(u32) && defined(UINT_MAX)
# if UINT_MAX == 4294967295UL
# define u32 unsigned
# endif
#endif
#if !defined(u32) && defined(USHRT_MAX)
# if USHRT_MAX == 4294967295UL
# define u32 unsigned short
# endif
#endif
#if !defined(u32)
# define u32 unsigned long
#endif
/* The version of the data file we support (major only, minor is ignored) */
#define acVersion 0x100
/* The magic words in little and big endian format */
#define LittleMagic 0x35465768L
#define BigMagic 0x68574635L
/* Defining the byte ordering */
#define boLittleEndian 0
#define boBigEndian 1
/* The byte order used in the file is little endian (intel) format */
#define FileByteOrder boLittleEndian
/* This is the header data of the data file. It is not used anywhere in
* the code, just have a look at it since it describes the layout in the
* file.
*/
typedef struct {
u32 Magic;
u32 Version; /* Version in hi word, build in lo word */
u32 Count;
u32 AreaCodeStart;
u32 NameIndexStart;
u32 NameStart;
u32 AreaCodeLenStart; /* Version 1.02 and higher */
} PrefixHeader;
/* This is what's really used: */
typedef struct {
/* The file we read from */
FILE* F;
/* Machine byte order */
unsigned ByteOrder;
/* Stuff from the file header */
unsigned Version;
unsigned Build;
u32 Count;
u32 AreaCodeStart;
u32 NameIndexStart;
u32 NameStart;
u32 AreaCodeLenStart;
/* Control data */
long First;
long Last;
u32* Table;
} AreaCodeDesc;
/* Translation table for translation CP850 --> ISO-8859-1. To save some space,
* the table covers only values > 127
*/
#ifdef CHARSET_ISO
static char ISOMap [128] = {
0xC7, 0xFC, 0xE9, 0xE2, 0xE4, 0xE0, 0xE5, 0xE7,
0xEA, 0xEB, 0xE8, 0xEF, 0xEE, 0xEC, 0xC4, 0xC5,
0xC9, 0xE6, 0xC6, 0xF4, 0xF6, 0xF2, 0xFC, 0xF9,
0xFF, 0xD6, 0xDC, 0xA2, 0xA3, 0xA5, 0x50, 0x66,
0xE1, 0xED, 0xF3, 0xFA, 0xF1, 0xD1, 0xAA, 0xBA,
0xBF, 0x2D, 0xAC, 0xC6, 0xBC, 0xA1, 0xAB, 0xBB,
0xFE, 0xFE, 0xFE, 0x7C, 0x2B, 0x2B, 0x2B, 0x2B,
0x2B, 0x2B, 0x7C, 0x2B, 0x2B, 0x2B, 0x2B, 0x2B,
0x2B, 0x2B, 0x2B, 0x2B, 0x2D, 0x2B, 0x2B, 0x2B,
0x2B, 0x2B, 0x2B, 0x2B, 0x2B, 0x2D, 0x2B, 0x2B,
0x2B, 0x2B, 0x2B, 0x2B, 0x2B, 0x2B, 0x2B, 0x2B,
0x2B, 0x2B, 0x2B, 0xFE, 0xFE, 0xFE, 0xFE, 0xFE,
0x61, 0xDF, 0x63, 0x70, 0x5A, 0x73, 0xB5, 0x74,
0x70, 0x54, 0x4F, 0x64, 0x38, 0x30, 0x65, 0x55,
0x3D, 0xB1, 0x3E, 0x3C, 0x66, 0x4A, 0xF7, 0x7E,
0xB0, 0xB7, 0xB7, 0x2F, 0x6E, 0xB2, 0xFE, 0xFF
};
#endif
/* Macro to convert from big endian to little endian format and vice versa.
* Beware: The macro evaluates its parameter more than once!
*/
#define _ByteSwap(__V) ((((__V) & 0x000000FF) << 24) | \
(((__V) & 0xFF000000) >> 24) | \
(((__V) & 0x0000FF00) << 8) | \
(((__V) & 0x00FF0000) >> 8))
/*****************************************************************************/
/* Helper functions */
/*****************************************************************************/
static u32 _ByteSwapIfNeeded (u32 D, unsigned ByteOrder)
/* Put the bytes into the correct order according to ByteOrder */
{
/* Swap bytes if needed and return the result */
switch (ByteOrder) {
case boLittleEndian: return D;
default: return _ByteSwap (D);
}
}
static u32 ByteSwapIfNeeded (u32 D, const AreaCodeDesc* Desc)
/* Put the bytes into the correct order according to ByteOrder in Desc */
{
/* Swap bytes if needed and return the result */
return _ByteSwapIfNeeded (D, Desc->ByteOrder);
}
static u32 _Load_u32 (FILE* F, unsigned ByteOrder)
/* Load an u32 from the current file position and swap it if needed */
{
u32 D;
/* Read the data from the file */
fread (&D, sizeof (D), 1, F);
/* Swap bytes if needed and return the result */
return _ByteSwapIfNeeded (D, ByteOrder);
}
static u32 Load_u32 (const AreaCodeDesc* Desc)
/* Load an u32 from the current file position and swap it if needed */
{
return _Load_u32 (Desc->F, Desc->ByteOrder);
}
static unsigned LoadFileHeader (AreaCodeDesc* Desc)
/* Load the header of a data file. Return one of the acXXX codes. */
{
u32 Version;
/* Load the magic word in the format used int the file (do not convert) */
u32 Magic = _Load_u32 (Desc->F, FileByteOrder);
/* Check what we got from the file, determine the byte order */
switch (Magic) {
case BigMagic:
Desc->ByteOrder = boBigEndian;
break;
case LittleMagic:
Desc->ByteOrder = boLittleEndian;
break;
default:
/* OOPS - the file is probably not a valid data file */
return acInvalidFile;
}
/* Now read the rest of the header data */
Version = Load_u32 (Desc);
Desc->Version = (Version >> 16);
Desc->Build = (Version & 0xFFFF);
Desc->Count = Load_u32 (Desc);
Desc->AreaCodeStart = Load_u32 (Desc);
Desc->NameIndexStart = Load_u32 (Desc);
Desc->NameStart = Load_u32 (Desc);
if (Desc->Version >= 0x101) {
/* Beginning with version 1.01 we have an additional table that is
* ignored by older versions.
*/
Desc->AreaCodeLenStart = Load_u32 (Desc);
}
/* Check for some error conditions */
if (ferror (Desc->F)) {
/* Some sort of file problem */
return acFileError;
} else if (feof (Desc->F) || Desc->Count == 0) {
/* This should not happen on a valid file */
return acInvalidFile;
} else if ((Desc->Version & 0xFF00) != acVersion) {
return acWrongVersion;
} else {
/* Data is sane */
return acOk;
}
}
static u32 EncodeNumber (const char* Phone)
/* Encode the number we got from the caller into the internally used BCD
* format.
*/
{
unsigned I;
unsigned Len;
u32 P = 0; /* Initialize to make gcc happy */
/* Get the amount of characters to convert */
Len = strlen (Phone);
if (Len > 8) {
Len = 8;
}
/* Convert the characters */
for (I = 0; I < Len; I++) {
P = (P << 4) | ((unsigned) ((unsigned char) Phone [I]) & 0x0F);
}
/* Fill the rest of the number with 0x0F */
I = 8 - Len;
while (I--) {
P = (P << 4) | 0x0F;
}
/* Done - return the result */
return P;
}
static u32 ReadPhone (const AreaCodeDesc* Desc, long Index)
/* Read the phone number that is located at the given index. If we have a
* part of the table already loaded into memory, use the memory copy, else
* read the phone number from disk.
*/
{
if (Desc->Table && Index >= Desc->First && Index <= Desc->Last) {
/* Use the already loaded table, but don't forget to swap bytes */
return ByteSwapIfNeeded (Desc->Table [Index - Desc->First], Desc);
} else {
/* Load the value from the file */
fseek (Desc->F, Desc->AreaCodeStart + Index * sizeof (u32), SEEK_SET);
return Load_u32 (Desc);
}
}
static void LoadTable (AreaCodeDesc* Desc)
/* Load a part of the table into memory */
{
u32 SpaceNeeded = (Desc->Last - Desc->First + 1) * sizeof (u32);
Desc->Table = malloc (SpaceNeeded);
if (Desc->Table == 0) {
/* Out of memory. There is no problem with this now since we do
* not really need the table in core memory (it speeds things up,
* that's all). In addition to that, the memory requirement halves
* with each iteration, so maybe we have more luck next time.
*/
return;
}
/* Seek to the correct position in the file */
fseek (Desc->F, Desc->AreaCodeStart + Desc->First * sizeof (u32), SEEK_SET);
/* Read the data */
fread (Desc->Table, SpaceNeeded, 1, Desc->F);
}
static unsigned char CalcCodeLen (u32 Code)
/* Calculate the length of a given (encoded) area code in characters */
{
u32 Mask;
unsigned char Len = 0;
for (Mask = 0xF0000000L; Mask; Mask >>= 4) {
if ((Code & Mask) != Mask) {
Len++;
} else {
break;
}
}
return Len;
}
/*****************************************************************************/
/* Code */
/*****************************************************************************/
unsigned GetAreaCodeInfo (acInfo* AC, const char* PhoneNumber)
/* Return - if possible - an information for the area code of the given number.
* The function returns one of the error codes defined in areacode.h. If the
* returned value is acOk, the AC struct is filled with the data of the
* area code found. If we did not have an error, but there is no area code
* that corresponds to the given number, the function returns acOk, but the
* AC struct is filled with an empty Info field and a AreaCodeLen of zero.
*/
{
u32 Phone; /* PhoneNumber encoded in BCD */
long First, Last, Current; /* For binary search */
u32 CurrentVal; /* The value at Table [Current] */
unsigned char AreaCodeLen; /* The length of the area code found */
unsigned char InfoLen; /* Length of info string */
unsigned RC = acOk; /* Result code of the function */
u32 Mask;
AreaCodeDesc Desc;
/* Clear the fields of the AC struct. Write a zero to the last field of
* Info - this field is never written to by the rest of the code. So by
* setting this to zero, we will assure a terminated string in case some
* problem prevents the code below from executing correctly.
*/
AC->Info [0] = '\0';
AC->Info [sizeof (AC->Info) - 1] = '\0';
AC->AreaCodeLen = 0;
/* If the number is empty, return immidiately */
if (strlen (PhoneNumber) == 0) {
return acOk;
}
/* Open the database file, check for errors */
Desc.F = fopen (acFileName, "rb");
if (Desc.F == 0) {
/* We had an error opening the file */
return acFileError;
}
/* Initialize descriptor data where needed */
Desc.Table = 0;
/* Read the header from the file */
RC = LoadFileHeader (&Desc);
if (RC != acOk) {
/* Wrong file or file read error */
goto ExitWithClose;
}
/* Convert the phone number into the internal representation */
Phone = EncodeNumber (PhoneNumber);
/* Add dead code to work around gcc warnings */
Current = 0;
CurrentVal = 0;
/* Now do a binary search over the data */
First = 0;
Last = (long) Desc.Count - 1;
while (First <= Last) {
/* If we don't have read the table into memory, check if we can do
* so now.
*/
if (Desc.Table == 0) {
u32 NeedMemory = (Last - First + 1) * sizeof (u32);
if (NeedMemory <= acMaxMem) {
/* Ok, the current part of the table is now small enough to
* load it into memory.
*/
Desc.First = First;
Desc.Last = Last;
LoadTable (&Desc);
}
}
/* Set current to mid of range */
Current = (Last + First) / 2;
/* Get the phone number from that place */
CurrentVal = ReadPhone (&Desc, Current);
/* Do a compare */
if (Phone > CurrentVal) {
First = Current + 1;
} else {
Last = Current - 1;
if (Phone == CurrentVal) {
/* Set the condition to terminate the loop */
First = Current;
}
}
}
/* First is the index of the area code, we eventually found. Put the index
* into Current and the value into CurrentVal.
*/
if (Current != First) {
Current = First;
CurrentVal = ReadPhone (&Desc, Current);
}
/*
* We may now delete an eventually allocated table space since it is
* not needed any more.
*/
free (Desc.Table);
Desc.Table = 0;
/* If Current points behind Last, we did not find anything */
if (Current >= (long) Desc.Count) {
/* Not found */
goto ExitWithClose;
}
/* Calculate the length of the area code */
AreaCodeLen = CalcCodeLen (CurrentVal);
/* Check if the Prefix is actually the first part of the phone number */
Mask = 0xFFFFFFFFL << ((8 - AreaCodeLen) * 4);
if ((Phone & Mask) != (CurrentVal & Mask)) {
/* They are different */
goto ExitWithClose;
}
/* Ok, we have now definitely found the code. Current is the index of the
* area code. Seek to the corresponding position in the name index, get
* the name position from there and seek to that place.
*/
fseek (Desc.F, Desc.NameIndexStart + Current * sizeof (u32), SEEK_SET);
fseek (Desc.F, Desc.NameStart + Load_u32 (&Desc), SEEK_SET);
/* Read the length of the name and add the trailing zero to the info
* field in the result struct.
*/
fread (&InfoLen, 1, 1, Desc.F);
AC->Info [InfoLen] = '\0';
/* Read the info into the result struct */
fread (AC->Info, 1, InfoLen, Desc.F);
#ifdef CHARSET_ISO
/* Translate the info to the ISO-8859-1 charset */
{
unsigned I;
for (I = 0; I < InfoLen; I++) {
unsigned char C = (unsigned char) AC->Info [I];
if (C >= 128) {
AC->Info [I] = ISOMap [C - 128];
}
}
}
#endif
/* If the areacode file is version 1.01 or greater, there is an additional
* table with the length of the "real" area code. Older versions use the
* length of the area code. This enables dividing of number spaces, e.g.
* 49212[0-8] = Solingen, 492129 = Haan. With the old data file, the
* areacode of Solingen would be 492120 but the official code is just
* 49212 which needs an additional length byte.
*/
if (Desc.Version >= 0x101) {
fseek (Desc.F, Desc.AreaCodeLenStart + Current, SEEK_SET);
fread (&AreaCodeLen, 1, sizeof (AreaCodeLen), Desc.F);
}
AC->AreaCodeLen = AreaCodeLen;
ExitWithClose:
/* Close the data file */
fclose (Desc.F);
/* Done, return the result */
return RC;
}

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AREACODE
Portable library module to search for an area code in a database.
Version 1.02
(C) Copyright 1996,97 by Ullrich von Bassewitz
<uz@musoftware.com>
1. Overview
-----------
The areacode module together with its database serves as a helper for
finding names for area codes. It is freely available, subject to the
copyright notice below.
2. Function
-----------
The module exports a few data types and one function. The function resolves
a phone number (including the country code) to some text describing the area
code found in the phone number. Current descriptions are in german, the
database contains german, swiss and austrian area codes.
Usage is easy, just have a look into the header file areacode.h.
3. Supported systems and limitations
------------------------------------
The module should run on nearly all system that have the following
characteristics:
* 8 bit bytes
* An unsigned data type with 32 bits. The code makes some checks with the
values in limits.h to find such a datatype for itself, if all checks
fail, unsigned long is used. This may be overriden by #defining the
macro u32 to the datatype needed.
* An ANSI compatible compiler supporting prototypes. The code should also
compile with a C++ compiler, the header file uses the #ifdef __cpluplus
checks.
* Big or little endian architectures. For something more weird (old
Vaxes?) code has to be added.
* Systems with CP437, CP850 or ISO-8859-1 character sets. The "native"
format is CP850/CP437, for ISO-8859-1, the #define CHARSET_ISO has to
be added when compiling the module.
The code has been tested under
* DOS (Watcom C/C++ 10.6)
* Windows-NT (Watcom C/C++ 10.6)
* OS/2 2.x (Watcom C/C++ 10.6)
* i386-Linux (gcc 2.7.2)
For these environments makefiles can be found in the make subdirectory.
The package has some limits as stated below:
* Current language is german.
* The data file contains area codes for germany, austria, switzerland
and the netherlands.
* The area code including the country code (but not including the
international prefix, often 00) may not exceed 8 digits. This may be
bumped up to 9 digits if needed with some disadvantages (more
complicated code).
* An area code description must be shorter than 256 characters.
4. How to get the source & data files
-------------------------------------
You may get the source for the package itself, for the datafile builder and
for new datafiles from
ftp://ftp.musoftware.com/pub/areacode
Note: Please do not distribute modified data files. The data files contain
a version stamp to make shure, users don't overwrite newer versions with
older ones. This scheme will no longer work if data files are distributed
by third parties.
Note: The datafile builder needs spunk, a C++ class library to compile.
You may want to have a look in
ftp://ftp.musoftware.com/pub/spunk
for the current spunk version.
5. Installing the package
-------------------------
For all systems the location of the data file has to be known. The default
name (including the path) may be compiled into the module by #defining
DATA_FILENAME, or set at runtime (see areacode.h).
The Linux makefile will install the data file in a common place, so more
than one software package depending on areacode is able to use the data file.
The data file contains a version stamp, to avoid overwriting a newer file
by an older one, when installing more than one software package. The
program acvers is used to determine the build version, it will output three
numbers, the last one is the data file build (the first two are format
version numbers that - hopefully - will not change).
6. Copying
----------
This software is provided 'as-is', without any express or implied
warranty. In no event will the authors be held liable for any damages
arising from the use of this software.
Permission is granted to anyone to use this software for any purpose,
including commercial applications, and to alter it and redistribute it
freely, subject to the following restrictions:
1. The origin of this software must not be misrepresented; you must not
claim that you wrote the original software. If you use this software
in a product, an acknowledgment in the product documentation would be
appreciated but is not required.
2. Altered source versions must be plainly marked as such, and must not
be misrepresented as being the original software.
3. This notice may not be removed or altered from any source
distribution.
7. Credits
----------
Many thanks to all people that helped developing the module:
Andreas Kool (akool@kool.f.eunet.de), author of isdnlog,
for many suggestions and code testing.
Norbert Staudt (VKRG.Staudt@t-online.de),
who sent me lots of sample programs resolving area codes.
Andreas Gutzwiller (andy@hippo.proxyon.imp.com),
for the swiss area codes.
Alois Schneider (Alois.Schneider@magnet.at),
for the austrian area codes.
Paul Slootman (paul@wurtel.demon.nl),
for the two versions of the area codes for the netherlands
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/*****************************************************************************/
/* */
/* AREACODE.H */
/* */
/* Portable library module to search for an area code in a database. */
/* */
/* */
/* */
/* (C) 1996,97 Ullrich von Bassewitz */
/* Wacholderweg 14 */
/* D-70597 Stuttgart */
/* EMail: uz@musoftware.com */
/* */
/* */
/* This software is provided 'as-is', without any express or implied */
/* warranty. In no event will the authors be held liable for any damages */
/* arising from the use of this software. */
/* */
/* Permission is granted to anyone to use this software for any purpose, */
/* including commercial applications, and to alter it and redistribute it */
/* freely, subject to the following restrictions: */
/* */
/* 1. The origin of this software must not be misrepresented; you must not */
/* claim that you wrote the original software. If you use this software */
/* in a product, an acknowledgment in the product documentation would be */
/* appreciated but is not required. */
/* 2. Altered source versions must be plainly marked as such, and must not */
/* be misrepresented as being the original software. */
/* 3. This notice may not be removed or altered from any source */
/* distribution. */
/* */
/*****************************************************************************/
/*
* The code assumes
* - 8 bit bytes
* - unsigned long is 32 bit. This may be changed by #defining u32 to
* a data type that is an 32 bit unsigned when compiling this module.
* - ascii character set
*
* The code does *not* assume
* - a specific byte order. Currently the code autoadjusts to big or
* little endian data. If you have something more weird than that,
* you have to add conversion code.
*
*/
#ifndef _AREACODE_H
#define _AREACODE_H
#ifdef __cplusplus
extern "C" {
#endif
/*****************************************************************************/
/* Data, structs and constants */
/*****************************************************************************/
/* The name of the areacode data file. The default is what is #defined as
* DATA_FILENAME. If this is not #defined, the default is "areacode.dat",
* which is probably not what you want. In the latter case set this to
* the correct filename *before* your first call to GetAreaCodeInfo.
*/
extern char* acFileName;
/* How much dynamic memory is GetAreaCodeInfo allowed to consume? Having less
* memory means more disk access and vice versa. The function does even work
* if you set this value to zero. For maximum performance, the function needs
* 4 byte per area code stored in the data file. The default is 32KB.
*/
extern unsigned long acMaxMem;
/* Result codes of GetAreaCodeInfo */
#define acOk 0 /* Done */
#define acFileError 1 /* Cannot open/read file */
#define acInvalidFile 2 /* The file exists but is no area code data file */
#define acWrongVersion 3 /* Wrong version of data file */
/* The result of an area code search */
typedef struct {
unsigned AreaCodeLen; /* The length of the area code found */
char Info [256]; /* An info string */
} acInfo;
/*****************************************************************************/
/* Code */
/*****************************************************************************/
unsigned GetAreaCodeInfo (acInfo* /*AC*/ , const char* /*PhoneNumber*/);
/* Return - if possible - an information for the area code of the given number.
* The function returns one of the error codes defined in areacode.h. If the
* returned value is acOk, the AC struct is filled with the data of the
* area code found. If we did not have an error, but there is no area code
* that corresponds to the given number, the function returns acOk, but the
* AC struct is filled with an empty Info field and a AreaCodeLen of zero.
*/
#ifdef __cplusplus
}
#endif
/* End of AREACODE.H */
#endif

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# *****************************************************************************
# * *
# * AREACODE Makefile for Linux *
# * *
# * (C) 1995-96 Ullrich von Bassewitz *
# * Wacholderweg 14 *
# * D-70597 Stuttgart *
# * EMail: uz@ibb.schwaben.com *
# * *
# *****************************************************************************
# $Id$
#
# $Log$
#
#
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Stuff you may want to edit
# The name of the data file after installation
DATATARGET=/usr/lib/areacodes
# Command line for the installation of the data file
INSTALL = install -o bin -g bin -m 644
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Definitions
# Names of executables
AS = gas
AR = ar
LD = ld
ZIP = zip
# Flags for the GNU C compiler
CFLAGS = -g -O2 -Wall
# Name of the data file
DATASOURCE=areacode.dat
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Implicit rules
.c.o:
gcc $(CFLAGS) -c $<
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#
ifeq (.depend,$(wildcard .depend))
all: actest acvers
include .depend
else
all: depend
endif
actest: areacode.o actest.o
gcc -o actest areacode.o actest.o
acvers: acvers.o
gcc -o acvers acvers.o
areacode.o: areacode.h areacode.c
gcc $(CFLAGS) -DDATA_FILENAME="\"$(DATATARGET)\"" \
-DCHARSET_ISO -c -o areacode.o areacode.c
install: areacode.o acvers
@if [ `id -u` != 0 ]; then \
echo ""; \
echo 'Do "make install" as root'; \
echo ""; \
false; \
fi
@if [ -f $(DATATARGET) ]; then \
NewVersion=`./acvers $(DATASOURCE) | awk '{ print $$3 }'`;\
OldVersion=`./acvers $(DATATARGET) | awk '{ print $$3 }'`;\
echo "Current datafile build number: $$OldVersion"; \
echo "Build number of new datafile: $$NewVersion"; \
if [ $$NewVersion -gt $$OldVersion ]; then \
echo "Installing new datafile"; \
$(INSTALL) $(DATASOURCE) $(DATATARGET); \
else \
echo "Installed datafile is same or newer, skipping...";\
fi; \
else \
echo "Installing new datafile"; \
$(INSTALL) $(DATASOURCE) $(DATATARGET); \
fi
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Create a dependency file
depend dep: .depend
.depend:
@echo "Creating dependency information"
$(CC) -MM *.c > .depend
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# clean up
distclean: zap
clean:
-rm -f *.bak *~ *.o
-rm -f acvers actest
zap: clean
-rm -f .depend
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# *****************************************************************************
# * *
# * AREACODE Makefile for SVR4 *
# * *
# * (C) 1995-96 Ullrich von Bassewitz *
# * Wacholderweg 14 *
# * D-70597 Stuttgart *
# * EMail: uz@ibb.schwaben.com *
# * *
# * *
# * SVR40 Port by Felix Blank (felix@tasha.muc.de) *
# * *
# *****************************************************************************
# $Id$
#
# $Log$
#
#
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Stuff you may want to edit
# The name of the data file after installation
DATATARGET=/usr/local/lib/areacodes
# Command line for the installation of the data file
INSTALL = install -o bin -g bin -m 644
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Definitions
# Names of executables
AS = gas
AR = ar
LD = ld
ZIP = zip
CC = gcc
# Flags for the GNU C compiler
CFLAGS=-O2 -Wall
# Name of the data file
DATASOURCE=areacode.dat
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Implicit rules
.c.o:
gcc $(CFLAGS) -c $<
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#
ifeq (.depend,$(wildcard .depend))
all: actest acvers
include .depend
else
all: depend
endif
actest: areacode.o actest.o
gcc -o actest areacode.o actest.o
acvers: acvers.o
gcc -o acvers acvers.o
areacode.o: areacode.h areacode.c
gcc $(CFLAGS) -DDATA_FILENAME="\"$(DATATARGET)\"" \
-DCHARSET_ISO -c -o areacode.o areacode.c
install: areacode.o acvers
@if [ `id -u` != 0 ]; then \
echo ""; \
echo 'Do "make install" as root'; \
echo ""; \
false; \
fi
@if [ -f $(DATATARGET) ]; then \
NewVersion=`./acvers $(DATASOURCE) | awk '{ print $$3 }'`;\
OldVersion=`./acvers $(DATATARGET) | awk '{ print $$3 }'`;\
echo "Current datafile build number: $$OldVersion"; \
echo "Build number of new datafile: $$NewVersion"; \
if [ $$NewVersion -gt $$OldVersion ]; then \
echo "Installing new datafile"; \
$(INSTALL) $(DATASOURCE) $(DATATARGET); \
else \
echo "Installed datafile is same or newer, skipping...";\
fi; \
else \
echo "Installing new datafile"; \
$(INSTALL) $(DATASOURCE) $(DATATARGET); \
fi
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Create a dependency file
depend dep:
@echo "Creating dependency information"
$(CC) -MM *.c > .depend
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# clean up
distclean: zap
clean:
-rm *.bak *~
zap: clean
-rm *.o
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# *****************************************************************************
# * *
# * AREACODE Makefile *
# * *
# * (C) 1996 Ullrich von Bassewitz *
# * Wacholderweg 14 *
# * D-70597 Stuttgart *
# * EMail: uz@ibb.schwaben.com *
# * *
# *****************************************************************************
# $Id$
#
# $Log$
#
#
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Generelle Einstellungen
.AUTODEPEND
.SUFFIXES .ASM .C .CC .CPP
.SWAP
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Allgemeine Definitionen
# Names of executables
AS = TASM
AR = WLIB
LD = WLINK
!if $d(__OS2__)
ZIP = zip
MV = c:\os2\4os2\4os2 /C MOVE /Q
!else
ZIP = pkzip
MV = mv
!endif
!if !$d(TARGET)
!if $d(__OS2__)
TARGET = OS2
!else
TARGET = DOS
!endif
!endif
LIBDIR= ..\spunk
INCDIR= ..\spunk
# target specific macros.
!if $(TARGET)==OS2
# --------------------- OS2 ---------------------
SYSTEM = os2v2
CPP = WPP386
CC = WCC386
CCCFG = -bm -bt=$(TARGET) -d$(TARGET) -i=$(INCDIR) -d2 -onatx -zp4 -5 -fpi87 -zq -w2 -ze
!elif $(TARGET)==DOS32
# -------------------- DOS4G --------------------
SYSTEM = dos4g
CPP = WPP386
CC = WCC386
CCCFG = -bt=$(TARGET) -d$(TARGET) -i=$(INCDIR) -d2 -onatx -zp4 -5 -fpi -zq -w2 -ze
!elif $(TARGET)==DOS
# --------------------- DOS ---------------------
SYSTEM = dos
CPP = WPP
CC = WCC
# Optimize for size when running under plain DOS, but use 286 code. Don't
# include ANY debugging code to make as many programs runable under plain DOS
# as possible.
CCCFG = -bt=$(TARGET) -d$(TARGET) -dSPUNK_NODEBUG -i=$(INCDIR) -d1 -oailmns -s -zp2 -zc -2 -fp2 -ml -zq -w2 -ze -zt255
!elif $(TARGET)==NETWARE
# --------------------- NETWARE -------------------
SYSTEM = netware
CPP = WPP386
CC = WCC386
CCCFG = -bm -bt=$(TARGET) -d$(TARGET) -i=$(INCDIR) -d1 -onatx -zp4 -5 -fpi -zq -w2 -ze
!elif $(TARGET)==NT
# --------------------- NT ----------------------
SYSTEM = nt
CPP = WPP386
CC = WCC386
CCCFG = -bm -bt=$(TARGET) -d$(TARGET) -i=$(INCDIR) -d1 -onatx -zp4 -5 -fpi87 -zq -w2 -ze
!else
!error
!endif
LIB = $(LIBDIR)\$(TARGET)\SPUNK.LIB
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Implicit rules
.c.obj:
$(CC) $(CCCFG) $<
.cc.obj:
$(CPP) $(CCCFG) $<
# --------------------------------------------------------------------
all: actest acvers
actest: actest.exe
acvers: acvers.exe
os2:
$(MAKE) -DTARGET=OS2
nt:
$(MAKE) -DTARGET=NT
dos32:
$(MAKE) -DTARGET=DOS32
dos:
$(MAKE) -DTARGET=DOS
# --------------------------------------------------------------------
# actest
actest.exe: areacode.obj \
actest.obj
-@copy makefile make\watcom.mak > nul
$(LD) system $(SYSTEM) @&&|
DEBUG all
NAME actest.exe
OPTION DOSSEG
OPTION STACK=32K
FILE areacode.obj
FILE actest.obj
|
acvers.exe: acvers.obj
-@copy makefile make\watcom.mak > nul
$(LD) system $(SYSTEM) @&&|
DEBUG all
NAME acvers.exe
OPTION DOSSEG
OPTION STACK=32K
FILE acvers.obj
|
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Aufr„umen
clean:
-del *.bak
zap: clean
-del *.obj
-del *.mbr
-del *.dbr

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*.8
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CVS

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# $Id$
#
# Makefile for avmcapictrl
# (C) 1997 Carsten Paeth
#
#
SHELL = /bin/sh
CFLAGS = -Wall -O2 -I.
LDFLAGS = -L../lib @LIBS@
INCLUDES = -I@CONFIG_KERNELDIR@/include
PROGRAMS = avmcapictrl
MODULES = avmcapictrl.o
MANPAGES = avmcapictrl.8
SBINDIR = @CONFIG_SBINDIR@
MANDIR = @CONFIG_MANDIR@
MAN8DIR = $(MANDIR)/man8
INSTALL = @INSTALL@
INSTALL_PROGRAM = $(INSTALL) -o 0 -g 0 -m 0750
INSTALL_MAN = $(INSTALL) -o 0 -g 0 -m 0644
prefix = @prefix@
exec_prefix = @exec_prefix@
CC = @CC@
%.8: %.man
cp $< $@
%.o: %.c Makefile
$(CC) $(CFLAGS) $(INCLUDES) $(DEFS) -c -o $@ $<
all: $(PROGRAMS) $(MANPAGES)
config:
@./configure
Makefile: Makefile.in config.status
./config.status
config.status: configure
./config.status --recheck
avmcapictrl: $(MODULES)
$(CC) $(CFLAGS) $? $(LDFLAGS) -o $@
install: $(PROGRAMS) $(MANPAGES)
mkdir -p $(DESTDIR)$(SBINDIR)
$(INSTALL_PROGRAM) $(PROGRAMS) $(DESTDIR)$(SBINDIR)
mkdir -p $(DESTDIR)$(MAN8DIR)
$(INSTALL_MAN) $(MANPAGES) $(DESTDIR)$(MAN8DIR)
install-strip: $(PROGRAMS) $(MANPAGES)
mkdir -p $(DESTDIR)$(SBINDIR)
$(INSTALL_PROGRAM) -s $(PROGRAMS) $(DESTDIR)$(SBINDIR)
mkdir -p $(DESTDIR)$(MAN8DIR)
$(INSTALL_MAN) $(MANPAGES) $(DESTDIR)$(MAN8DIR)
uninstall:
@for i in `echo $(PROGRAMS)` ; do \
rm -f $(DESTDIR)$(SBINDIR)/$$i ; \
done
@for i in `echo $(MANPAGES)` ; do \
rm -f $(DESTDIR)$(MAN8DIR)/$$i ; \
done
clean:
rm -f *.o *~ $(PROGRAMS) *.8
distclean: clean
rm -f config.status config.cache config.log confdefs.h Makefile *.man

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/*
* $Id$
*
* AVM-B1-ISDN driver for Linux. (Control-Utility)
*
* Copyright 1996 by Carsten Paeth (calle@calle.in-berlin.de)
*
* $Log$
* Revision 1.9 1998/02/27 15:42:00 calle
* T1 running with slow link.
*
* Revision 1.8 1998/02/24 17:56:23 calle
* changes for T1.
*
* Revision 1.7 1998/02/07 20:32:00 calle
* update man page, remove old cardtype M1, add is done via avm_cs.o
*
* Revision 1.6 1998/02/07 20:09:00 calle
* - added support for DN1/SPID1 DN2/SPID2 for 5ESS und NI1 protocols.
* - allow debuging of patchvalues.
* - optimize configure.in/configure
*
* Revision 1.5 1998/01/16 14:02:08 calle
* patchvalues working now, leased lines and dchannel protocols like
* CT1,VN3 und AUSTEL support okay, point to point also patchable.
*
* Revision 1.3 1997/12/07 20:02:22 calle
* prepared support for cardtype and different protocols
*
* Revision 1.2 1997/03/20 00:18:57 luethje
* inserted the line #include <errno.h> in avmb1/avmcapictrl.c and imon/imon.c,
* some bugfixes, new structure in isdnlog/isdnrep/isdnrep.c.
*
* Revision 1.1 1997/03/04 22:46:32 calle
* Added program to add and download firmware to AVM-B1 card
*
* Revision 2.2 1997/02/12 09:31:39 calle
* more verbose error messages
*
* Revision 1.1 1997/01/31 10:32:20 calle
* Initial revision
*
*
*/
#include <errno.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <fcntl.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <unistd.h>
#include <sys/ioctl.h>
#include <sys/types.h>
#include <sys/mman.h>
#include <sys/stat.h>
#include <linux/isdn.h>
#include <linux/b1lli.h>
#include <linux/capi.h>
char *cmd;
char *ctrldev;
int arg_ofs;
int debugpatch = 0;
void usage(void)
{
fprintf(stderr, "usage: %s add <portbase> <irq> [B1|T1 [<cardnr>]] (Add a new card)\n", cmd);
fprintf(stderr, " or: %s load <bootcode> [contrnr [protocol [P2P | DN1:SPID1 [DN2:SPID2]]]] (load firmware)\n", cmd);
fprintf(stderr, " or: %s reset [contrnr] (reset controller)\n", cmd);
fprintf(stderr, " or: %s remove [contrnr] (reset controller)\n", cmd);
exit(1);
}
#define DP_ERROR -1
#define DP_NONE 0
#define DP_DSS1 1
#define DP_D64S 2
#define DP_D64S2 3
#define DP_D64SD 4
#define DP_DS01 5
#define DP_DS02 6
#define DP_CT1 7
#define DP_VN3 8
#define DP_AUSTEL 9
#define DP_5ESS 10 /* need SPID,SPID2,DN,DN2 */
#define DP_NI1 11 /* need SPID,SPID2,DN,DN2 */
#define DP_DSS1MOBIL 12
#define DP_1TR6MOBIL 13
#define DP_GSM 14
#define DP_1TR6 15
#define DP_T1 16
static struct pmap {
char *name;
int protocol;
} pmap[] = {
{ "DSS1", DP_DSS1 },
{ "D64S", DP_D64S },
{ "D64S2", DP_D64S2 },
{ "D64SD", DP_D64SD },
{ "DS01", DP_DS01 },
{ "DS02", DP_DS02 },
{ "CT1", DP_CT1 },
{ "VN3", DP_VN3 },
{ "AUSTEL", DP_AUSTEL },
{ "5ESS", DP_5ESS },
{ "NI1", DP_NI1 },
{ "T1", DP_T1 },
#if 0
{ "DSS1MOBIL", DP_DSS1MOBIL },
{ "1TR6MOBIL", DP_1TR6MOBIL },
{ "GSM", DP_GSM },
{ "1TR6", DP_1TR6 },
#endif
{ 0 },
};
static void show_protocols()
{
struct pmap *p;
int pos = 0;
for (p=pmap; p->name; p++) {
int len = strlen(p->name);
if (pos + len + 2 > 80) {
fprintf(stderr,",\n");
pos = 0;
}
if (pos == 0) {
fprintf(stderr, " %s", p->name);
pos += 8 + len;
} else {
fprintf(stderr, ",%s", p->name);
pos += 1 + len;
}
}
if (pos)
fprintf(stderr, "\n");
}
static int dchan_protocol(char *pname)
{
struct pmap *p;
for (p=pmap; p->name; p++) {
if (strcasecmp(pname, p->name) == 0)
return p->protocol;
}
return DP_ERROR;
}
static char patcharea[2048];
static int patchlen = 0;
static void addpatchvalue(char *name, char *value, int len)
{
int nlen = strlen(name);
if (patchlen + nlen + len + 2 >= sizeof(patcharea)) {
fprintf(stderr, "%s: can't add patchvalue %s\n" , cmd, name);
exit(3);
}
patcharea[patchlen++] = ':';
memcpy(&patcharea[patchlen], name, nlen);
patchlen += nlen;
patcharea[patchlen++] = 0;
memcpy(&patcharea[patchlen], value, len);
patchlen += len;
patcharea[patchlen++] = 0;
patcharea[patchlen+1] = 0;
}
int set_configuration(avmb1_t4file *t4config, int protocol, int p2p,
char *dn1, char *spid1, char *dn2, char *spid2)
{
if (protocol != DP_T1) {
addpatchvalue("WATCHDOG", "1", 1);
addpatchvalue("AutoFrame", "\001", 1);
} else {
addpatchvalue("WATCHDOG", "0", 1);
}
switch (protocol) {
case DP_T1:
case DP_NONE:
break;
case DP_DSS1:
break;
case DP_D64S:
case DP_D64S2:
case DP_D64SD:
p2p = 0;
addpatchvalue("FV2", "2", 1);
addpatchvalue("TEI", "\000", 1);
break;
case DP_DS01:
case DP_DS02:
p2p = 0;
addpatchvalue("FV2", "1", 1);
addpatchvalue("TEI", "\000", 1);
break;
case DP_CT1:
addpatchvalue("PROTOCOL", "\001", 1);
break;
case DP_VN3:
addpatchvalue("PROTOCOL", "\002", 1);
break;
case DP_AUSTEL:
addpatchvalue("PROTOCOL", "\004", 1);
break;
case DP_NI1:
p2p = 0;
addpatchvalue("PROTOCOL", "\003", 1);
if (dn1 && spid1) {
addpatchvalue("DN", dn1, strlen(dn1));
addpatchvalue("SPID", spid1, strlen(spid1));
}
if (dn2 && spid2) {
addpatchvalue("DN2", dn2, strlen(dn2));
addpatchvalue("SPID2", spid2, strlen(spid2));
}
break;
case DP_5ESS:
p2p = 0;
addpatchvalue("PROTOCOL", "\005", 1);
if (dn1 && spid1) {
addpatchvalue("DN", dn1, strlen(dn1));
addpatchvalue("SPID", spid1, strlen(spid1));
}
if (dn2 && spid2) {
addpatchvalue("DN2", dn2, strlen(dn2));
addpatchvalue("SPID2", spid2, strlen(spid2));
}
break;
case DP_DSS1MOBIL:
addpatchvalue("PatchMobileMode", "0", 1);
break;
case DP_1TR6MOBIL:
addpatchvalue("PatchMobileMode", "0", 1);
break;
case DP_GSM:
break;
case DP_1TR6:
break;
default:
return -1;
}
if (p2p) {
addpatchvalue("P2P", "\001", 1);
addpatchvalue("TEI", "\000", 1);
}
t4config->len = patchlen+1;
t4config->data = patcharea;
if (debugpatch) {
FILE *fp = fopen("/tmp/b1.pvals", "w");
if (fp) {
fwrite(t4config->data, t4config->len, 1, fp);
fclose(fp);
fprintf(stderr, "avmcapictrl: patchvalues written to /tmp/b1.pvals\n");
}
}
return 0;
}
int validports[] =
{0x150, 0x250, 0x300, 0x340, 0};
int validirqs[] = { 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 9, 10, 11, 12, 15, 0};
int validhemairqs[] = { 3, 5, 7, 9, 10, 11, 12, 15, 0};
static int checkportandirq(int cardtype, int port, int irq)
{
int i;
if (cardtype == AVM_CARDTYPE_T1) {
if ((port & 0xf) != 0) {
fprintf(stderr, "%s: illegal port %d\n", cmd, port);
fprintf(stderr, "%s: 3 low bits had to be zero\n", cmd);
return -1;
}
if ((port & 0x30) == 0x30) {
fprintf(stderr, "%s: illegal port %d\n", cmd, port);
fprintf(stderr, "%s: bit 4 and 5 can not be one together\n", cmd);
return -1;
}
for (i = 0; validhemairqs[i] && irq != validhemairqs[i]; i++);
if (!validhemairqs[i]) {
fprintf(stderr, "%s: illegal irq %d\n", cmd, irq);
fprintf(stderr, "%s: try one of %d", cmd, validhemairqs[0]);
for (i = 1; validhemairqs[i]; i++)
fprintf(stderr, ", %d", validhemairqs[i]);
fprintf(stderr, "\n");
return -1;
}
} else {
for (i = 0; validports[i] && port != validports[i]; i++);
if (!validports[i]) {
fprintf(stderr, "%s: illegal io-addr 0x%x\n", cmd, port);
fprintf(stderr, "%s: try one of 0x%x", cmd, validports[0]);
for (i = 1; validports[i]; i++)
fprintf(stderr, ", 0x%x", validports[i]);
fprintf(stderr, "\n");
return -1;
}
for (i = 0; validirqs[i] && irq != validirqs[i]; i++);
if (!validirqs[i]) {
fprintf(stderr, "%s: illegal irq %d\n", cmd, irq);
fprintf(stderr, "%s: try one of %d", cmd, validirqs[0]);
for (i = 1; validirqs[i]; i++)
fprintf(stderr, ", %d", validirqs[i]);
fprintf(stderr, "\n");
return -1;
}
}
return 0;
}
int main(int argc, char **argv)
{
int fd;
int ac;
capi_manufacturer_cmd ioctl_s;
avmb1_extcarddef newcard;
avmb1_loadandconfigdef ldef;
avmb1_resetdef rdef;
avmb1_getdef gdef;
int newdriver;
char *dn1 = 0;
char *spid1 = 0;
char *dn2 = 0;
char *spid2 = 0;
cmd = strrchr(argv[0], '/');
cmd = (cmd == NULL) ? argv[0] : ++cmd;
if (argc > 1) {
arg_ofs = 1;
} else
usage();
ac = argc - (arg_ofs - 1);
fd = open("/dev/capi20", O_RDWR);
if (fd < 0) {
switch (errno) {
case ENOENT:
perror("Device file /dev/capi20 missing, use instdev");
exit(2);
case ENODEV:
perror("device capi20 not registered");
fprintf(stderr, "look in /proc/devices.\n");
fprintf(stderr, "maybe the devicefiles are installed with a wrong majornumber,\n");
fprintf(stderr, "or you linux kernel version only supports 64 char device (check /usr/include/linux/major.h)\n");
exit(2);
}
perror("/dev/capi20");
exit(-1);
}
gdef.contr = 0;
ioctl_s.cmd = AVMB1_GET_CARDINFO;
ioctl_s.data = &gdef;
newdriver = 0;
if ((ioctl(fd, CAPI_MANUFACTURER_CMD, &ioctl_s)) < 0) {
if (errno != EINVAL)
newdriver = 1;
} else {
newdriver = 1;
}
if (!strcasecmp(argv[arg_ofs], "add")) {
int port, irq, cardtype, cardnr = 0;
if (ac >= 4) {
sscanf(argv[arg_ofs + 1], "%i", &port);
sscanf(argv[arg_ofs + 2], "%i", &irq);
if (argv[arg_ofs + 3]) {
if (strcasecmp(argv[arg_ofs + 3],"B1") == 0) {
cardtype = AVM_CARDTYPE_B1;
} else if (strcasecmp(argv[arg_ofs + 3],"T1") == 0) {
cardtype = AVM_CARDTYPE_T1;
if (argv[arg_ofs + 4])
sscanf(argv[arg_ofs + 4], "%i", &cardnr);
} else {
fprintf(stderr, "%s: illegal cardtype \"%s\"\n", cmd, argv[arg_ofs + 3]);
fprintf(stderr, "%s: try one of B1,T1", cmd);
exit(-1);
}
} else {
cardtype = AVM_CARDTYPE_B1;
}
if (checkportandirq(cardtype, port, irq) != 0)
exit(1);
newcard.port = port;
newcard.irq = irq;
newcard.cardtype = cardtype;
newcard.cardnr = cardnr;
if (!newdriver && cardtype != AVM_CARDTYPE_B1) {
fprintf(stderr, "%s: only B1 supported by kernel driver, sorry\n", cmd);
exit(1);
}
if (newdriver)
ioctl_s.cmd = AVMB1_ADDCARD_WITH_TYPE;
else ioctl_s.cmd = AVMB1_ADDCARD;
ioctl_s.data = &newcard;
if ((ioctl(fd, CAPI_MANUFACTURER_CMD, &ioctl_s)) < 0) {
perror("ioctl ADDCARD");
exit(-1);
}
close(fd);
return 0;
}
}
if ( strcasecmp(argv[arg_ofs], "load") == 0
|| strcasecmp(argv[arg_ofs], "test") == 0 ) {
struct stat st;
int codefd;
int contr = 1;
int protocol = 0;
int p2p = 0;
if (strcasecmp(argv[arg_ofs], "test") == 0)
debugpatch = 1;
if (ac == 2) {
usage();
exit(1);
}
if (ac > 3)
contr = atoi(argv[arg_ofs + 2]);
if (ac > 4) {
if (!newdriver) {
fprintf(stderr, "%s: need newer kernel driver to set protocol\n",
cmd);
exit(1);
}
protocol = dchan_protocol(argv[arg_ofs + 3]);
if (protocol < 0) {
fprintf(stderr,"invalid protocol \"%s\"\n",
argv[arg_ofs + 3]);
show_protocols();
exit(1);
}
}
if (ac > 5) {
if (strcasecmp(argv[arg_ofs + 4], "P2P") == 0) {
p2p = 1;
} else {
if (protocol != DP_5ESS && protocol != DP_NI1) {
fprintf(stderr,"parameter should be P2P not \"%s\"\n",
argv[arg_ofs + 4]);
exit(1);
}
dn1 = argv[arg_ofs + 4];
spid1 = strchr(dn1, ':');
if (spid1 == 0) {
fprintf(stderr,"DN1 and SPID1 should be spearated by ':s': %s\n",
argv[arg_ofs + 4]);
exit(1);
}
*spid1++ = 0;
if (ac > 6) {
dn2 = argv[arg_ofs + 5];
spid2 = strchr(dn2, ':');
if (spid2 == 0) {
fprintf(stderr,"DN2 and SPID2 should be spearated by ':s': %s\n",
argv[arg_ofs + 5]);
exit(1);
}
*spid2++ = 0;
}
}
}
if (stat(argv[arg_ofs + 1], &st)) {
perror(argv[arg_ofs + 1]);
exit(2);
}
if (!(codefd = open(argv[arg_ofs + 1], O_RDONLY))) {
perror(argv[arg_ofs + 1]);
exit(2);
}
ldef.contr = contr;
ldef.t4file.len = st.st_size;
ldef.t4file.data = mmap(0, st.st_size, PROT_READ, MAP_PRIVATE, codefd, 0);
if (ldef.t4file.data == (unsigned char *) -1) {
perror("mmap");
exit(2);
}
ldef.t4config.len = 0;
ldef.t4config.data = 0;
if (protocol || p2p || (dn1 && spid1) || (dn2 && spid2)) {
set_configuration(&ldef.t4config, protocol, p2p,
dn1, spid1, dn2, spid2);
if (debugpatch)
exit(0);
} else if (debugpatch) {
fprintf(stderr,"avmcapictrl: no patchvalues needed\n");
}
printf("Loading Bootcode %s ... ", argv[arg_ofs + 1]);
fflush(stdout);
if (newdriver)
ioctl_s.cmd = AVMB1_LOAD_AND_CONFIG;
else ioctl_s.cmd = AVMB1_LOAD;
ioctl_s.data = &ldef;
if ((ioctl(fd, CAPI_MANUFACTURER_CMD, &ioctl_s)) < 0) {
perror("\nioctl LOAD");
exit(2);
}
munmap(ldef.t4file.data, ldef.t4file.len);
close(codefd);
close(fd);
printf("done\n");
return 0;
}
if (!strcasecmp(argv[arg_ofs], "reset")) {
int contr = 1;
if (ac > 2)
contr = atoi(argv[arg_ofs + 1]);
rdef.contr = contr;
ioctl_s.cmd = AVMB1_RESETCARD;
ioctl_s.data = &rdef;
if ((ioctl(fd, CAPI_MANUFACTURER_CMD, &ioctl_s)) < 0) {
perror("\nioctl RESET");
exit(2);
}
close(fd);
return 0;
}
if ( !strcasecmp(argv[arg_ofs], "remove")
|| !strcasecmp(argv[arg_ofs], "del")) {
int contr = 1;
if (ac > 2)
contr = atoi(argv[arg_ofs + 1]);
rdef.contr = contr;
ioctl_s.cmd = AVMB1_REMOVECARD;
ioctl_s.data = &rdef;
if ((ioctl(fd, CAPI_MANUFACTURER_CMD, &ioctl_s)) < 0) {
perror("\nioctl RESET");
exit(2);
}
close(fd);
return 0;
}
usage();
return 0;
}

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.\" $Id$
.\"
.\" CHECKIN $Date$
.\"
.TH AVMCAPICTRL 8 "@MANDATE@" isdn4k-utils-@I4LVERSION@ "Linux System Administration"
.UC 4
.SH NAME
avmcapictrl \- Add AVM-B1 cards and load firmware
.SH SYNOPSIS
avmcapictrl add <portbase> <irq> <type>
.br
avmcapictrl load <bootcode> [<contrnr> [<protocol>
.br
[P2P | <dn1>:<spid1> [<dn2>:<spid2>]]]]
.br
avmcapictrl reset [contrnr]
.SH DESCRIPTION
.I avmcapictrl
is used to register AVM-B1 ISA cards to the
kernelcapi system and therewith to the isdn system.
You need it also to upload the firmware to any AVM-B1 card.
.LP
The use of
.I avmcapictrl
makes sense, if you are using an AVM-B1-card only.
.LP
.SH COMMANDS
.TP 5
.B add <portbase> <irq> <type>
is used to add a card to the kernel-capi2.0 system.
The
.I portbase
can have the values 0x150, 0x250, 0x300 and 0x340,
look at the jumper on the card.
The
.I irq
can be selected from the following values:
3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 9, 10, 11, 12 and 15.
.I type
can be B1 or T1.
.LP
.TP 5
.B load <bootcode> [<contrnr> [<protocol>
.B [P2P | <dn1>:<spid1> [<dn2>:<spid2>]]]]
is used to load the firmware to a card
.I bootcode
is a t4-file. The actual versions of the t4-files for the different
d-channel protocols can be found at
ftp://calle.in-berlin.de/pub/linux/avmb1/firmware.
you need different t4-files for different d channel protocols:
b1-1tr6.t4 for 1TR6, b1.t4 for DSS1, D64S, D64S2, D64SD, DS01, DS02, CT1,
VN3 or AUSTEL and b1-usa.t4 for 5ESS and NI1 (DSS1 is also supported).
For M1/M2 PCMCIA cards you need m1-s10.t4 or m1-s4.t4 depending on the
handy type used.
.I contrnr
is the number of the controller (card) starting from 1.
.I protocol
can be DSS1, D64S, D64S2, D64SD, DS01, DS02, CT1, VN3, AUSTEL, 5ESS or NI1.
.I P2P
point to point
.I DN1:SPID1 DN2:SPID2
is for the american protocols 5ESS and NI1.
.LP
.TP 5
.B reset [contrnr]
is used to reset a card if loading has failed.
This function only make sence if card is not successfully loaded.
.I contrnr
is the number of the controller (card) starting from 1.
.SH AUTHOR
Carsten Paeth <calle@calle.in-berlin.de>
.LP
.SH SEE ALSO
.I ttyI\c
\&(4),
.I isdnctrl\c
\&(8),
.I isdninfo\c
\&(4).

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dnl Process this file with autoconf to produce a configure script.
AC_INIT(avmcapictrl.c)
AC_PREFIX_DEFAULT(/usr)
dnl Checks for programs.
AC_PROG_CC
AC_PROG_INSTALL
I4LCONFDIR=${I4LCONFDIR:-"/etc/isdn"}
I4LVERSION=${I4LVERSION:-"?.?"}
CONFIG_DATADIR=${CONFIG_DATADIR:-"/usr/lib/isdn"}
CONFIG_MANDIR=`eval echo ${CONFIG_MANDIR:-"/usr/man"}`
CONFIG_SBINDIR=`eval echo ${CONFIG_SBINDIR:-"/sbin"}`
CONFIG_KERNELDIR=`eval echo ${CONFIG_KERNELDIR:-"/usr/src/linux"}`
MANDATE=`grep CHECKIN avmcapictrl.man.in | awk '{print $4}'`
dnl Checks for libraries.
dnl Checks for header files.
AC_HEADER_STDC
AC_CHECK_HEADERS(fcntl.h sys/ioctl.h unistd.h)
dnl Check for kernel stuff
AC_FIND_KERNEL
AC_CHECK_HEADERS($CONFIG_KERNELDIR/include/linux/isdn.h $CONFIG_KERNELDIR/include/linux/b1lli.h $CONFIG_KERNELDIR/include/linux/capi.h $CONFIG_KERNELDIR/include/linux/kernelcapi.h,,
AC_MSG_ERROR("Missing $ac_hdr. Kernel source installed?"))
dnl Checks for typedefs, structures, and compiler characteristics.
dnl Checks for library functions.
AC_PROG_GCC_TRADITIONAL
AC_CHECK_FUNCS(mmap)
dnl Optional firmware directory
AC_ARG_WITH(firmware,
[ --with-firmware=DIR Set dir where firmware istalled. [/usr/lib/isdn]],
CONFIG_DATADIR="${withval}"
AC_DEFINE(CONFIG_DATADIR,"${withval}"),
)
dnl Optional sbin directory
AC_ARG_WITH(sbin,
[ --with-sbin=DIR Set dir where binary is istalled. [/sbin]],
CONFIG_SBINDIR="${withval}"
AC_DEFINE(CONFIG_SBINDIR,"${withval}"),
)
dnl Optional man directory
AC_ARG_WITH(man,
[ --with-man=DIR Set manpage dir. [/usr/man]],
CONFIG_MANDIR="${withval}"
AC_DEFINE(CONFIG_MANDIR,"${withval}"),
)
AC_SUBST(INSTALL)
AC_SUBST(MANDATE)
AC_SUBST(I4LVERSION)
AC_SUBST(CONFIG_SBINDIR)
AC_SUBST(CONFIG_DATADIR)
AC_SUBST(CONFIG_MANDIR)
AC_SUBST(CONFIG_KERNELDIR)
AC_OUTPUT(Makefile avmcapictrl.man)

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config.cache
config.status
Makefile
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# $Id$
#
# Makefile for libcapi20
# (C) 1998 Carsten Paeth
#
# $Log$
# Revision 1.1 1998/08/25 16:33:14 calle
# Added CAPI2.0 library. First Version.
#
#
prefix := @prefix@
exec_prefix := @exec_prefix@
LIBDIR := @libdir@
INCLUDEDIR := @includedir@
INSTALL := @INSTALL@
INSTALL_DATA := $(INSTALL) -m 0644 -o 0 -g 0
all: libcapi20.a
install: all
$(INSTALL_DATA) libcapi20.a $(LIBDIR)
$(INSTALL_DATA) capi20.h $(INCLUDEDIR)
ifeq (.depend,$(wildcard .depend))
include .depend
endif
.depend:
$(CPP) -M $(CFLAGS) $(DEFS) *.c >.depend
depend: .depend
config:
@./configure
Makefile: Makefile.in config.status
./config.status
config.status: configure
./config.status --recheck
libcapi20.a: capi20.o capifunc.o convert.o
@rm -f $@
$(AR) cvq $@ $^
clean:
rm -f *.o libcapi20.a libcapi20.so.* comperr
distclean: clean
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/*
* $Id$
*
* $Log$
* Revision 1.1 1998/08/25 16:33:16 calle
* Added CAPI2.0 library. First Version.
*
*/
#include <sys/types.h>
#include <sys/ioctl.h>
#include <fcntl.h>
#include <errno.h>
#include <limits.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <unistd.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <linux/capi.h>
#include "capi20.h"
static int capi_fd = -1;
static capi_ioctl_struct ioctl_data;
static unsigned char rcvbuf[128+2048]; /* message + data */
static unsigned char sndbuf[128+2048]; /* message + data */
unsigned capi20_isinstalled (void)
{
if (capi_fd >= 0)
return 1;
/*----- open managment link -----*/
if ((capi_fd = open("/dev/capi20", O_RDWR, 0666)) < 0)
return 0;
return ioctl(capi_fd, CAPI_INSTALLED, 0) == 0;
}
/*
* managment of application ids
*/
static struct capi_applidmap {
int used;
int fd;
} capi_applidmap[CAPI_MAXAPPL] = {0};
static inline _cword allocapplid(int fd)
{
_cword i;
for (i=0; i < CAPI_MAXAPPL; i++) {
if (capi_applidmap[i].used == 0) {
capi_applidmap[i].used = 1;
capi_applidmap[i].fd = fd;
return i+1;
}
}
return 0;
}
static inline void freeapplid(_cword applid)
{
capi_applidmap[applid-1].used = 0;
capi_applidmap[applid-1].fd = -1;
}
static inline int validapplid(_cword applid)
{
return applid > 0 && applid <= CAPI_MAXAPPL
&& capi_applidmap[applid-1].used;
}
static inline int applid2fd(_cword applid)
{
if (applid < CAPI_MAXAPPL)
return capi_applidmap[applid-1].fd;
return -1;
}
/*
* CAPI2.0 functions
*/
_cword
capi20_register (unsigned MaxB3Connection,
unsigned MaxB3Blks,
unsigned MaxSizeB3,
CAPI_REGISTER_ERROR *ErrorCode)
{
_cword applid;
char buf[PATH_MAX];
int i, fd = -1;
if (!capi20_isinstalled()) {
*ErrorCode = CapiRegNotInstalled;
return 0;
}
*ErrorCode = CapiRegOSResourceErr;
for (i=0; fd < 0; i++) {
/*----- open pseudo-clone device -----*/
sprintf(buf, "/dev/capi20.%02d", i);
if ((fd = open(buf, O_RDWR|O_NONBLOCK, 0666)) < 0) {
switch (errno) {
case EEXIST:
break;
default:
return 0;
}
}
}
if ((applid = allocapplid(fd)) == 0)
return 0;
ioctl_data.rparams.level3cnt = MaxB3Connection;
ioctl_data.rparams.datablkcnt = MaxB3Blks;
ioctl_data.rparams.datablklen = MaxSizeB3;
if (ioctl(fd, CAPI_REGISTER, &ioctl_data) < 0) {
if (errno == EIO) {
if (ioctl(fd, CAPI_GET_ERRCODE, &ioctl_data) < 0)
return 0;
*ErrorCode = ioctl_data.errcode;
}
return 0;
}
return applid;
}
MESSAGE_EXCHANGE_ERROR
capi20_release (unsigned Appl_Id)
{
if (!capi20_isinstalled())
return CapiRegNotInstalled;
if (!validapplid(Appl_Id))
return CapiIllAppNr;
(void)close(applid2fd(Appl_Id));
freeapplid(Appl_Id);
return CapiNoError;
}
MESSAGE_EXCHANGE_ERROR
capi20_put_message (CAPI_MESSAGE Msg, unsigned Appl_Id)
{
MESSAGE_EXCHANGE_ERROR ret;
int len = (Msg[0] | (Msg[1] << 8));
int cmd = Msg[4];
int subcmd = Msg[5];
int rc;
int fd;
if (!capi20_isinstalled())
return CapiRegNotInstalled;
if (!validapplid(Appl_Id))
return CapiIllAppNr;
fd = applid2fd(Appl_Id);
memcpy(sndbuf, Msg, len);
if (cmd == CAPI_DATA_B3 && subcmd == CAPI_REQ) {
int datalen = (Msg[16] | (Msg[17] << 8));
void *dataptr = (void *)(Msg[12]|(Msg[13]<<8)|(Msg[14]<<16)|(Msg[15]<<24));
memcpy(sndbuf+len, dataptr, datalen);
len += datalen;
}
ret = CapiNoError;
errno = 0;
if ((rc = write(fd, sndbuf, len)) != len) {
switch (errno) {
case EFAULT:
case EINVAL:
ret = CapiIllCmdOrSubcmdOrMsgToSmall;
break;
case EBADF:
ret = CapiIllAppNr;
break;
case EIO:
if (ioctl(fd, CAPI_GET_ERRCODE, &ioctl_data) < 0)
ret = CapiMsgOSResourceErr;
else ret = (MESSAGE_EXCHANGE_ERROR)ioctl_data.errcode;
break;
default:
ret = CapiMsgOSResourceErr;
break;
}
}
return ret;
}
MESSAGE_EXCHANGE_ERROR
capi20_get_message (unsigned Appl_Id, CAPI_MESSAGE *ReturnMessage)
{
MESSAGE_EXCHANGE_ERROR ret;
int rc, fd;
if (!capi20_isinstalled())
return CapiRegNotInstalled;
if (!validapplid(Appl_Id))
return CapiIllAppNr;
fd = applid2fd(Appl_Id);
*ReturnMessage = rcvbuf;
if ((rc = read(fd, rcvbuf, sizeof(rcvbuf))) > 0) {
return CapiNoError;
}
if (rc == 0)
return CapiReceiveQueueEmpty;
switch (errno) {
case EMSGSIZE:
ret = CapiIllCmdOrSubcmdOrMsgToSmall;
break;
case EAGAIN:
return CapiReceiveQueueEmpty;
default:
ret = CapiMsgOSResourceErr;
break;
}
return ret;
}
CAPI_MESSAGE
capi20_get_manufacturer(unsigned contr, CAPI_MESSAGE LpBuffer)
{
if (!capi20_isinstalled())
return 0;
ioctl_data.contr = contr;
if (ioctl(capi_fd, CAPI_GET_MANUFACTURER, &ioctl_data) < 0)
return 0;
strncpy(LpBuffer, ioctl_data.manufacturer, CAPI_MANUFACTURER_LEN);
return LpBuffer;
}
CAPI_MESSAGE
capi20_get_version(unsigned contr, CAPI_MESSAGE version)
{
if (!capi20_isinstalled())
return 0;
ioctl_data.contr = contr;
if (ioctl(capi_fd, CAPI_GET_VERSION, &ioctl_data) < 0)
return 0;
memcpy(version, &ioctl_data.version, sizeof(capi_version));
return version;
}
CAPI_MESSAGE
capi20_get_serial_number(unsigned contr, CAPI_MESSAGE LpBuffer)
{
if (!capi20_isinstalled())
return 0;
ioctl_data.contr = contr;
if (ioctl(capi_fd, CAPI_GET_SERIAL, &ioctl_data) < 0)
return 0;
memcpy(LpBuffer, &ioctl_data.serial, CAPI_SERIAL_LEN);
return LpBuffer;
}
MESSAGE_EXCHANGE_ERROR
capi20_get_profile(unsigned Controller, CAPI_MESSAGE LpBuffer)
{
if (!capi20_isinstalled())
return CapiMsgNotInstalled;
ioctl_data.contr = Controller;
if (ioctl(capi_fd, CAPI_GET_PROFILE, &ioctl_data) < 0) {
if (errno != EIO)
return CapiMsgOSResourceErr;
if (ioctl(capi_fd, CAPI_GET_ERRCODE, &ioctl_data) < 0)
return CapiMsgOSResourceErr;
return (MESSAGE_EXCHANGE_ERROR)ioctl_data.errcode;
}
if (Controller)
memcpy(LpBuffer, &ioctl_data.profile, CAPI_SERIAL_LEN);
else
memcpy(LpBuffer, &ioctl_data.profile.ncontroller,
sizeof(ioctl_data.profile.ncontroller));
return CapiNoError;
}
/*
* functions added to the CAPI2.0 spec
*/
MESSAGE_EXCHANGE_ERROR
capi20_waitformessage(_cword Appl_Id, struct timeval *tvp)
{
int fd;
fd_set rfds;
int retval;
FD_ZERO(&rfds);
if(!capi20_isinstalled())
return CapiRegNotInstalled;
if(!validapplid(Appl_Id))
return CapiIllAppNr;
fd = applid2fd(Appl_Id);
FD_SET(fd, &rfds);
fcntl(fd, F_SETFL, !O_NONBLOCK);
retval = select(fd + 1, &rfds, NULL, NULL, tvp);
fcntl(fd, F_SETFL, O_NONBLOCK);
return(CapiNoError);
}
int
capi20_fileno(_cword applid)
{
return applid2fd(applid);
}

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#ifndef __CAPI20_H
#define __CAPI20_H
#include <sys/time.h>
#include <time.h>
#ifdef __cplusplus
extern "C" {
#endif
/*----- basic-type definitions -----*/
typedef unsigned char *CAPI_MESSAGE;
typedef unsigned char _cbyte;
typedef unsigned short _cword;
typedef unsigned long _cdword;
typedef CAPI_MESSAGE _cstruct;
typedef enum { CAPI_COMPOSE = 0, CAPI_DEFAULT = 1 } _cmstruct;
/*----- errornumbers -----*/
typedef enum {
CapiToManyAppls =0x1001,
CapiLogBlkSizeToSmall =0x1002,
CapiBuffExeceeds64k =0x1003,
CapiMsgBufSizeToSmall =0x1004,
CapiAnzLogConnNotSupported =0x1005,
CapiRegReserved =0x1006,
CapiRegBusy =0x1007,
CapiRegOSResourceErr =0x1008,
CapiRegNotInstalled =0x1009,
CapiRegCtrlerNotSupportExtEquip =0x100a,
CapiRegCtrlerOnlySupportExtEquip =0x100b
} CAPI_REGISTER_ERROR;
typedef enum {
CapiNoError =0x0000,
CapiIllAppNr =0x1101,
CapiIllCmdOrSubcmdOrMsgToSmall =0x1102,
CapiSendQueueFull =0x1103,
CapiReceiveQueueEmpty =0x1104,
CapiReceiveOverflow =0x1105,
CapiUnknownNotPar =0x1106,
CapiMsgBusy =0x1107,
CapiMsgOSResourceErr =0x1108,
CapiMsgNotInstalled =0x1109,
CapiMsgCtrlerNotSupportExtEquip =0x110a,
CapiMsgCtrlerOnlySupportExtEquip =0x110b
} MESSAGE_EXCHANGE_ERROR;
/*----- CAPI commands -----*/
#define CAPI_ALERT 0x01
#define CAPI_CONNECT 0x02
#define CAPI_CONNECT_ACTIVE 0x03
#define CAPI_CONNECT_B3_ACTIVE 0x83
#define CAPI_CONNECT_B3 0x82
#define CAPI_CONNECT_B3_T90_ACTIVE 0x88
#define CAPI_DATA_B3 0x86
#define CAPI_DISCONNECT_B3 0x84
#define CAPI_DISCONNECT 0x04
#define CAPI_FACILITY 0x80
#define CAPI_INFO 0x08
#define CAPI_LISTEN 0x05
#define CAPI_MANUFACTURER 0xff
#define CAPI_RESET_B3 0x87
#define CAPI_SELECT_B_PROTOCOL 0x41
/*----- CAPI subcommands -----*/
#define CAPI_REQ 0x80
#define CAPI_CONF 0x81
#define CAPI_IND 0x82
#define CAPI_RESP 0x83
/* standard CAPI2.0 functions */
unsigned capi20_isinstalled (void);
_cword capi20_register (unsigned MaxB3Connection,
unsigned MaxB3Blks,
unsigned MaxSizeB3,
CAPI_REGISTER_ERROR *ErrorCode);
MESSAGE_EXCHANGE_ERROR capi20_release (unsigned Appl_Id);
MESSAGE_EXCHANGE_ERROR capi20_put_message (CAPI_MESSAGE Msg, unsigned Appl_Id);
MESSAGE_EXCHANGE_ERROR capi20_get_message (unsigned Appl_Id, CAPI_MESSAGE *ReturnMessage);
CAPI_MESSAGE capi20_get_manufacturer (unsigned contr, CAPI_MESSAGE LpBuffer);
CAPI_MESSAGE capi20_get_version (unsigned contr, CAPI_MESSAGE version);
CAPI_MESSAGE capi20_get_serial_number (unsigned contr, CAPI_MESSAGE LpBuffer);
MESSAGE_EXCHANGE_ERROR capi20_get_profile (unsigned Controller, CAPI_MESSAGE LpBuffer);
/* CAPI2.0 Spec names */
#define CAPI20_REGISTER capi20_register
#define CAPI20_RELEASE capi20_release
#define CAPI20_PUT_MESSAGE capi20_put_message
#define CAPI20_GET_MESSAGE capi20_get_message
#define CAPI20_GET_MANUFACTURER capi20_get_manufacturer
#define CAPI20_GET_VERSION capi20_get_version
#define CAPI20_GET_SERIAL_NUMBER capi20_get_serial_number
#define CAPI20_GET_PROFILE capi20_get_profile
#define CAPI20_ISINSTALLED capi20_isinstalled
#define CAPI_CMSG_HEADER capi_cmsg_header
#define CAPI_GET_CMSG capi_get_cmsg
#define CAPI_PUT_CMSG capi_put_cmsg
/* extra functions */
#define CAPI20_WaitforMessage capi20_waitformessage
MESSAGE_EXCHANGE_ERROR capi20_waitformessage(_cword Appl_Id, struct timeval *tvp);
int capi20_fileno(_cword applid);
/*
* The _cmsg structure contains all possible CAPI 2.0 parameter.
* All parameters are stored here first. The function capi_cmsg2message()
* assembles the parameter and builds CAPI2.0 conform messages.
* capi_message2cmsg disassembles CAPI 2.0 messages and stores the
* parameter in the _cmsg structure
*/
typedef struct {
/* Header */
_cword ApplId;
_cbyte Command;
_cbyte Subcommand;
_cword Messagenumber;
/* Parameter */
union {
_cdword adrController;
_cdword adrPLCI;
_cdword adrNCCI;
} adr;
_cmstruct AdditionalInfo;
_cstruct B1configuration;
_cword B1protocol;
_cstruct B2configuration;
_cword B2protocol;
_cstruct B3configuration;
_cword B3protocol;
_cstruct BC;
_cstruct BChannelinformation;
_cmstruct BProtocol;
_cstruct CalledPartyNumber;
_cstruct CalledPartySubaddress;
_cstruct CallingPartyNumber;
_cstruct CallingPartySubaddress;
_cdword CIPmask;
_cdword CIPmask2;
_cword CIPValue;
_cdword Class;
_cstruct ConnectedNumber;
_cstruct ConnectedSubaddress;
_cdword Data;
_cword DataHandle;
_cword DataLength;
_cstruct FacilityConfirmationParameter;
_cstruct Facilitydataarray;
_cstruct FacilityIndicationParameter;
_cstruct FacilityRequestParameter;
_cstruct FacilityResponseParameters;
_cword FacilitySelector;
_cword Flags;
_cdword Function;
_cstruct HLC;
_cword Info;
_cstruct InfoElement;
_cdword InfoMask;
_cword InfoNumber;
_cstruct Keypadfacility;
_cstruct LLC;
_cstruct ManuData;
_cdword ManuID;
_cstruct NCPI;
_cword Reason;
_cword Reason_B3;
_cword Reject;
_cstruct Useruserdata;
/* intern */
unsigned l,p;
unsigned char *par;
CAPI_MESSAGE m;
} _cmsg;
unsigned capi_cmsg2message(_cmsg *cmsg, CAPI_MESSAGE msg);
unsigned capi_message2cmsg (_cmsg *cmsg, CAPI_MESSAGE msg);
/*
* capi_put_cmsg() works like capi_put_message() but it converts the _cmsg
* first with capi_cmsg2message(). Possible errors from capi_put_message()
* will be returned.
*/
unsigned capi_put_cmsg(_cmsg *cmsg);
/*
* capi_get_cmsg() works like capi_get_message() and converts the CAPI message
* to a _cmsg with capi_message2cmsg(). Possible errors from capi_get_message()
* will be returned.
*/
unsigned capi_get_cmsg(_cmsg *cmsg, unsigned applid);
/*
* capi_cmsg_header() fills the _cmsg structure with default values, so only
* parameter with non default values must be changed before sending the
* message.
*/
unsigned capi_cmsg_header (_cmsg *cmsg, _cword _ApplId, _cbyte _Command, _cbyte _Subcommand, _cword _Messagenumber, _cdword _Controller);
/*
* capi_cmsg_answer() is used to answer indications. It changes the header
* of an indication to a response, and leaves all other parameters the same
*/
unsigned capi_cmsg_answer (_cmsg *cmsg);
/*----- defines to access specific parameter -----*/
#define ALERT_REQ_PLCI(x) ((x)->adr.adrPLCI)
/* Physical Link Connection Identifier */
#define ALERT_REQ_ADDITIONALINFO(x) ((x)->AdditionalInfo)
/* Additional info elements */
#define ALERT_REQ_BCHANNELINFORMATION(x) ((x)->BChannelinformation)
#define ALERT_REQ_KEYPADFACILITY(x) ((x)->Keypadfacility)
/* coded according to ETS 300 102-1 / Q.931 */
#define ALERT_REQ_USERUSERDATA(x) ((x)->Useruserdata)
/* coded according to ETS 300 102-1 / Q.931 */
#define ALERT_REQ_FACILITYDATAARRAY(x) ((x)->Facilitydataarray)
/* which is used to transfer additional parameters coded */
/* according to ETS 300 102-1 / Q.931 starting from octet 1. */
/* This field is used to transport one or more complete facility */
/* data information elements. */
#define ALERT_CONF_PLCI(x) ((x)->adr.adrPLCI)
/* Physical Link Connection Identifier */
#define ALERT_CONF_INFO(x) ((x)->Info)
/* 0: alert initiated */
/* 0x0003: alert already sent by another application */
/* 0x2001: message not supported in current state */
/* 0x2002: illegal PLCI */
/* 0x2007: illegal message parameter coding */
#define CONNECT_REQ_CONTROLLER(x) ((x)->adr.adrController)
#define CONNECT_REQ_CIPVALUE(x) ((x)->CIPValue)
/* Compatibility Information Profile */
#define CONNECT_REQ_CALLEDPARTYNUMBER(x) ((x)->CalledPartyNumber)
/* Called party number */
#define CONNECT_REQ_CALLINGPARTYNUMBER(x) ((x)->CallingPartyNumber)
/* Calling party number */
#define CONNECT_REQ_CALLEDPARTYSUBADDRESS(x) ((x)->CalledPartySubaddress)
/* Called party subaddress */
#define CONNECT_REQ_CALLINGPARTYSUBADDRESS(x) ((x)->CallingPartySubaddress)
/* Calling party subaddress */
#define CONNECT_REQ_BPROTOCOL(x) ((x)->BProtocol)
/* B protocol to be used */
#define CONNECT_REQ_B1PROTOCOL(x) ((x)->B1protocol)
/* Physical layer and framing */
#define CONNECT_REQ_B2PROTOCOL(x) ((x)->B2protocol)
/* Data link layer */
#define CONNECT_REQ_B3PROTOCOL(x) ((x)->B3protocol)
/* Network layer */
#define CONNECT_REQ_B1CONFIGURATION(x) ((x)->B1configuration)
/* Physical layer and framing parameter */
#define CONNECT_REQ_B2CONFIGURATION(x) ((x)->B2configuration)
/* Data link layer parameter */
#define CONNECT_REQ_B3CONFIGURATION(x) ((x)->B3configuration)
/* Network layer parameter */
#define CONNECT_REQ_BC(x) ((x)->BC)
/* Bearer Capability */
#define CONNECT_REQ_LLC(x) ((x)->LLC)
/* Low Layer Compatibility */
#define CONNECT_REQ_HLC(x) ((x)->HLC)
/* High Layer Compatibility */
#define CONNECT_REQ_ADDITIONALINFO(x) ((x)->AdditionalInfo)
/* Additional information elements */
#define CONNECT_REQ_BCHANNELINFORMATION(x) ((x)->BChannelinformation)
#define CONNECT_REQ_KEYPADFACILITY(x) ((x)->Keypadfacility)
/* coded according to ETS 300 102-1 / Q.931 */
#define CONNECT_REQ_USERUSERDATA(x) ((x)->Useruserdata)
/* coded according to ETS 300 102-1 / Q.931 */
#define CONNECT_REQ_FACILITYDATAARRAY(x) ((x)->Facilitydataarray)
/* which is used to transfer additional parameters coded */
/* according to ETS 300 102-1 / Q.931 starting from octet 1. */
/* This field is used to transport one or more complete facility */
/* data information elements. */
#define CONNECT_CONF_PLCI(x) ((x)->adr.adrPLCI)
/* Physical Link Connection Identifier */
#define CONNECT_CONF_INFO(x) ((x)->Info)
/* 0: connect initiated */
/* 0x2002: illegal controller */
/* 0x2003: out of PLCI */
/* 0x2007: illegal message parameter coding */
/* 0x3001: B1 protocol not supported */
/* 0x3002: B2 protocol not supported */
/* 0x3003: B3 protocol not supported */
/* 0x3004: B1 protocol parameter not supported */
/* 0x3005: B2 protocol parameter not supported */
/* 0x3006: B3 protocol parameter not supported */
/* 0x3007: B protocol combination not supported */
/* 0x300A: CIP Value unknown */
#define CONNECT_IND_PLCI(x) ((x)->adr.adrPLCI)
/* Physical Link Connection Identifier */
#define CONNECT_IND_CIPVALUE(x) ((x)->CIPValue)
/* Compatibility Information Profile */
#define CONNECT_IND_CALLEDPARTYNUMBER(x) ((x)->CalledPartyNumber)
/* Called party number */
#define CONNECT_IND_CALLINGPARTYNUMBER(x) ((x)->CallingPartyNumber)
/* Calling party number */
#define CONNECT_IND_CALLEDPARTYSUBADDRESS(x) ((x)->CalledPartySubaddress)
/* Called party subaddress */
#define CONNECT_IND_CALLINGPARTYSUBADDRESS(x) ((x)->CallingPartySubaddress)
/* Calling party subaddress */
#define CONNECT_IND_BC(x) ((x)->BC)
/* Bearer compatibility */
#define CONNECT_IND_LLC(x) ((x)->LLC)
/* Low Layer Compatibility */
#define CONNECT_IND_HLC(x) ((x)->HLC)
/* High Layer Compatibility */
#define CONNECT_IND_ADDITIONALINFO(x) ((x)->AdditionalInfo)
/* Additional information elements */
#define CONNECT_IND_BCHANNELINFORMATION(x) ((x)->BChannelinformation)
#define CONNECT_IND_KEYPADFACILITY(x) ((x)->Keypadfacility)
/* coded according to ETS 300 102-1 / Q.931 */
#define CONNECT_IND_USERUSERDATA(x) ((x)->Useruserdata)
/* coded according to ETS 300 102-1 / Q.931 */
#define CONNECT_IND_FACILITYDATAARRAY(x) ((x)->Facilitydataarray)
/* which is used to transfer additional parameters coded */
/* according to ETS 300 102-1 / Q.931 starting from octet 1. */
/* This field is used to transport one or more complete facility */
/* data information elements. */
#define CONNECT_RESP_PLCI(x) ((x)->adr.adrPLCI)
/* Physical Link Connection Identifier */
#define CONNECT_RESP_REJECT(x) ((x)->Reject)
/* 0: accept call */
/* 1: ignore call */
/* 2: reject call, normal call clearing */
/* 3: reject call, user busy */
/* 4: reject call, requestet circuit/channel not available */
/* 5: reject call, facility rejected */
/* 6: reject call, channel unacceptable */
/* 7: reject call, incompatible destination */
/* 8: reject call, destination out of order */
#define CONNECT_RESP_BPROTOCOL(x) ((x)->BProtocol)
/* B protocol to be used */
#define CONNECT_RESP_B1PROTOCOL(x) ((x)->B1protocol)
/* Physical layer and framing */
#define CONNECT_RESP_B2PROTOCOL(x) ((x)->B2protocol)
/* Data link layer */
#define CONNECT_RESP_B3PROTOCOL(x) ((x)->B3protocol)
/* Network layer */
#define CONNECT_RESP_B1CONFIGURATION(x) ((x)->B1configuration)
/* Physical layer and framing parameter */
#define CONNECT_RESP_B2CONFIGURATION(x) ((x)->B2configuration)
/* Data link layer parameter */
#define CONNECT_RESP_B3CONFIGURATION(x) ((x)->B3configuration)
/* Network layer parameter */
#define CONNECT_RESP_CONNECTEDNUMBER(x) ((x)->ConnectedNumber)
/* Connected number */
#define CONNECT_RESP_CONNECTEDSUBADDRESS(x) ((x)->ConnectedSubaddress)
/* Connected subaddress */
#define CONNECT_RESP_LLC(x) ((x)->LLC)
/* Low Layer Compatibility */
#define CONNECT_RESP_ADDITIONALINFO(x) ((x)->AdditionalInfo)
/* Additional information elements */
#define CONNECT_RESP_BCHANNELINFORMATION(x) ((x)->BChannelinformation)
#define CONNECT_RESP_KEYPADFACILITY(x) ((x)->Keypadfacility)
/* coded according to ETS 300 102-1 / Q.931 */
#define CONNECT_RESP_USERUSERDATA(x) ((x)->Useruserdata)
/* coded according to ETS 300 102-1 / Q.931 */
#define CONNECT_RESP_FACILITYDATAARRAY(x) ((x)->Facilitydataarray)
/* which is used to transfer additional parameters coded */
/* according to ETS 300 102-1 / Q.931 starting from octet 1. */
/* This field is used to transport one or more complete facility */
/* data information elements. */
#define CONNECT_ACTIVE_IND_PLCI(x) ((x)->adr.adrPLCI)
/* Physical Link Connection Identifier */
#define CONNECT_ACTIVE_IND_CONNECTEDNUMBER(x) ((x)->ConnectedNumber)
/* Connected number */
#define CONNECT_ACTIVE_IND_CONNECTEDSUBADDRESS(x) ((x)->ConnectedSubaddress)
/* Connected subaddress */
#define CONNECT_ACTIVE_IND_LLC(x) ((x)->LLC)
/* Low Layer Compatibility */
#define CONNECT_ACTIVE_RESP_PLCI(x) ((x)->adr.adrPLCI)
/* Physical Link Connection Identifier */
#define CONNECT_B3_ACTIVE_IND_NCCI(x) ((x)->adr.adrNCCI)
/* Network Control Connection Identifier */
#define CONNECT_B3_ACTIVE_IND_NCPI(x) ((x)->NCPI)
/* Network Control Protocol Information */
#define CONNECT_B3_ACTIVE_RESP_NCCI(x) ((x)->adr.adrNCCI)
/* Network Control Connection Identifier */
#define CONNECT_B3_REQ_PLCI(x) ((x)->adr.adrPLCI)
/* Physical Link Connection Identifier */
#define CONNECT_B3_REQ_NCPI(x) ((x)->NCPI)
/* Network Control Protocol Information */
#define CONNECT_B3_CONF_NCCI(x) ((x)->adr.adrNCCI)
/* Network Control Connection Identifier */
#define CONNECT_B3_CONF_INFO(x) ((x)->Info)
/* 0: connect initiated */
/* 0x0001: NCPI not supported by current protocol, NCPI ignored */
/* 0x2001: message not supported in current state */
/* 0x2002: illegal PLCI */
/* 0x2004: out of NCCI */
/* 0x3008: NCPI not supported */
#define CONNECT_B3_IND_NCCI(x) ((x)->adr.adrNCCI)
/* Network Control Connection Identifier */
#define CONNECT_B3_IND_NCPI(x) ((x)->NCPI)
/* Network Control Protocol Information */
#define CONNECT_B3_RESP_NCCI(x) ((x)->adr.adrNCCI)
/* Network Control Connection Identifier */
#define CONNECT_B3_RESP_REJECT(x) ((x)->Reject)
/* 0: accept call */
/* 2: reject call, normal call clearing */
#define CONNECT_B3_RESP_NCPI(x) ((x)->NCPI)
/* Network Control Protocol Information */
#define CONNECT_B3_T90_ACTIVE_IND_NCCI(x) ((x)->adr.adrNCCI)
/* Network Control Connection Identifier */
#define CONNECT_B3_T90_ACTIVE_IND_NCPI(x) ((x)->NCPI)
/* Network Control Protocol Information */
#define CONNECT_B3_T90_ACTIVE_RESP_NCCI(x) ((x)->adr.adrNCCI)
/* Network Control Connection Identifier */
#define DATA_B3_REQ_NCCI(x) ((x)->adr.adrNCCI)
/* Network Control Connection Identifier */
#define DATA_B3_REQ_DATA(x) ((x)->Data)
/* Pointer to the data to be sent */
#define DATA_B3_REQ_DATALENGTH(x) ((x)->DataLength)
/* Size of data area to be sent */
#define DATA_B3_REQ_DATAHANDLE(x) ((x)->DataHandle)
/* Referenced in DATA_B3_CONF */
#define DATA_B3_REQ_FLAGS(x) ((x)->Flags)
/* [0]: qualifier bit */
/* [1]: more data bit */
/* [2]: delivery confirmation bit */
/* [3]: expedited data */
/* [4] to [15]: reserved */
#define DATA_B3_CONF_NCCI(x) ((x)->adr.adrNCCI)
/* Network Control Connection Identifier */
#define DATA_B3_CONF_DATAHANDLE(x) ((x)->DataHandle)
/* Identifies the data area of corresponding DATA_B3_REQ */
#define DATA_B3_CONF_INFO(x) ((x)->Info)
/* 0: data transmission initiated */
/* 0x0002: flags not supported by current protocol, flags ignored */
/* 0x2001: message not supported in current state */
/* 0x2002: illegal NCCI */
/* 0x2007: illegal message parameter coding */
/* 0x300A: flags not supported (reserved bits) */
/* 0x300C: data length not supported by current protocol */
#define DATA_B3_IND_NCCI(x) ((x)->adr.adrNCCI)
/* Network Control Connection Identifier */
#define DATA_B3_IND_DATA(x) ((x)->Data)
/* Pointer to data received */
#define DATA_B3_IND_DATALENGTH(x) ((x)->DataLength)
/* Size of data area received */
#define DATA_B3_IND_DATAHANDLE(x) ((x)->DataHandle)
/* handle to data area, referenced in DATA_B3_RESP */
#define DATA_B3_IND_FLAGS(x) ((x)->Flags)
/* 0: qualifier bit */
/* 1: more-data bit */
/* 2: delivery confirmation bit */
/* 3: expedited data */
/* 4 to 14: reserved */
/* [15]: framing error bit, data may be invalid (only with corresponding B2 protocol) */
#define DATA_B3_RESP_NCCI(x) ((x)->adr.adrNCCI)
/* Network Control Connection Identifier */
#define DATA_B3_RESP_DATAHANDLE(x) ((x)->DataHandle)
/* Data area reference in corresponding DATA_B3_IND */
#define DISCONNECT_B3_REQ_NCCI(x) ((x)->adr.adrNCCI)
/* Network Control Connection Identifier */
#define DISCONNECT_B3_REQ_NCPI(x) ((x)->NCPI)
/* Network Control Protocol Information */
#define DISCONNECT_B3_CONF_NCCI(x) ((x)->adr.adrNCCI)
/* Network Control Connection Identifier */
#define DISCONNECT_B3_CONF_INFO(x) ((x)->Info)
/* 0: disconnect initiated */
/* 0x0001: NCPI not supported by current protocol, NCPI ignored */
/* 0x2001: message not supported in current state */
/* 0x2002: illegal NCCI */
/* 0x2007: illegal message parameter coding */
/* 0x3008: NCPI not supported */
#define DISCONNECT_B3_IND_NCCI(x) ((x)->adr.adrNCCI)
/* Network Control Connection Identifier */
#define DISCONNECT_B3_IND_REASON_B3(x) ((x)->Reason_B3)
/* 0: clearing according to protocol */
/* 0x3301: protocol error layer 1 */
/* 0x3302: protocol error layer 2 */
/* 0x3303: protocol error layer 3 */
/* protocol dependent values are described in chapter 6 */
#define DISCONNECT_B3_IND_NCPI(x) ((x)->NCPI)
/* Network Control Protocol Information */
#define DISCONNECT_B3_RESP_NCCI(x) ((x)->adr.adrNCCI)
/* Network Control Connection Identifier */
#define DISCONNECT_REQ_PLCI(x) ((x)->adr.adrPLCI)
/* Physical Link Connection Identifier */
#define DISCONNECT_REQ_ADDITIONALINFO(x) ((x)->AdditionalInfo)
/* Additional information elements */
#define DISCONNECT_REQ_BCHANNELINFORMATION(x) ((x)->BChannelinformation)
#define DISCONNECT_REQ_KEYPADFACILITY(x) ((x)->Keypadfacility)
/* coded according to ETS 300 102-1 / Q.931 */
#define DISCONNECT_REQ_USERUSERDATA(x) ((x)->Useruserdata)
/* coded according to ETS 300 102-1 / Q.931 */
#define DISCONNECT_REQ_FACILITYDATAARRAY(x) ((x)->Facilitydataarray)
/* which is used to transfer additional parameters coded */
/* according to ETS 300 102-1 / Q.931 starting from octet 1. */
/* This field is used to transport one or more complete facility */
/* data information elements. */
#define DISCONNECT_CONF_PLCI(x) ((x)->adr.adrPLCI)
/* Physical Link Connection Identifier */
#define DISCONNECT_CONF_INFO(x) ((x)->Info)
/* 0: disconnect initiated */
/* 0x2001: message not supported in current state */
/* 0x2002: illegal PLCI */
/* 0x2007: illegal message parameter coding */
#define DISCONNECT_IND_PLCI(x) ((x)->adr.adrPLCI)
/* Physical Link Connection Identifier */
#define DISCONNECT_IND_REASON(x) ((x)->Reason)
/* 0: no cause available */
/* 0x3301: protocol error layer 1 */
/* 0x3302: protocol error layer 2 */
/* 0x3303: protocol error layer 3 */
/* 0x3304: another application got that call */
/* 0x34xx: disconnect cause from the network according to Q.931/ETS 300 102-1. In the field 'xx' the cause value received within a cause information element (octet 4) from the network is indicated. */
#define DISCONNECT_RESP_PLCI(x) ((x)->adr.adrPLCI)
/* Physical Link Connection Identifier */
#define FACILITY_REQ_CONTROLLER(x) ((x)->adr.adrController)
#define FACILITY_REQ_PLCI(x) ((x)->adr.adrPLCI)
#define FACILITY_REQ_NCCI(x) ((x)->adr.adrNCCI)
/* Depending on the facility selector */
#define FACILITY_REQ_FACILITYSELECTOR(x) ((x)->FacilitySelector)
/* 0: Handset Support */
/* 1: DTMF */
/* 2 to n: reserved */
#define FACILITY_REQ_FACILITYREQUESTPARAMETER(x) ((x)->FacilityRequestParameter)
/* Facility depending parameters */
#define FACILITY_CONF_CONTROLLER(x) ((x)->adr.adrController)
#define FACILITY_CONF_PLCI(x) ((x)->adr.adrPLCI)
#define FACILITY_CONF_NCCI(x) ((x)->adr.adrNCCI)
/* Depending on the facility selector */
#define FACILITY_CONF_INFO(x) ((x)->Info)
/* 0: request accepted */
/* 0x2001: message not supported in current state */
/* 0x2002: incorrect Controller/PLCI/NCCI */
/* 0x2007: illegal message parameter coding */
/* 0x300B: facility not supported */
#define FACILITY_CONF_FACILITYSELECTOR(x) ((x)->FacilitySelector)
/* 0: Handset Support */
/* 1: DTMF */
/* 2 to n: reserved */
#define FACILITY_CONF_FACILITYCONFIRMATIONPARAMETER(x) ((x)->FacilityConfirmationParameter)
/* Facility-depending parameters */
#define FACILITY_IND_CONTROLLER(x) ((x)->adr.adrController)
#define FACILITY_IND_PLCI(x) ((x)->adr.adrPLCI)
#define FACILITY_IND_NCCI(x) ((x)->adr.adrNCCI)
/* Depending on the facility selector */
#define FACILITY_IND_FACILITYSELECTOR(x) ((x)->FacilitySelector)
/* 0: Handset Support */
/* 1: DTMF */
/* 2 to n: reserved */
#define FACILITY_IND_FACILITYINDICATIONPARAMETER(x) ((x)->FacilityIndicationParameter)
/* Facility-depending parameters */
#define FACILITY_RESP_CONTROLLER(x) ((x)->adr.adrController)
#define FACILITY_RESP_PLCI(x) ((x)->adr.adrPLCI)
#define FACILITY_RESP_NCCI(x) ((x)->adr.adrNCCI)
/* Depending on the facility selector */
#define FACILITY_RESP_FACILITYSELECTOR(x) ((x)->FacilitySelector)
/* 0: Handset Support */
/* 1: DTMF */
/* 2 to n: reserved */
/* Facility response parameters */
/* struct */
/* Facility-depending parameters */
#define INFO_REQ_CONTROLLER(x) ((x)->adr.adrController)
#define INFO_REQ_PLCI(x) ((x)->adr.adrPLCI)
/* See note */
#define INFO_REQ_CALLEDPARTYNUMBER(x) ((x)->CalledPartyNumber)
/* Called party number */
#define INFO_REQ_ADDITIONALINFO(x) ((x)->AdditionalInfo)
/* Additional information elements */
#define INFO_REQ_BCHANNELINFORMATION(x) ((x)->BChannelinformation)
#define INFO_REQ_KEYPADFACILITY(x) ((x)->Keypadfacility)
/* coded according to ETS 300 102-1 / Q.931 */
#define INFO_REQ_USERUSERDATA(x) ((x)->Useruserdata)
/* coded according to ETS 300 102-1 / Q.931 */
#define INFO_REQ_FACILITYDATAARRAY(x) ((x)->Facilitydataarray)
/* which is used to transfer additional parameters coded */
/* according to ETS 300 102-1 / Q.931 starting from octet 1. */
/* This field is used to transport one or more complete facility */
/* data information elements. */
#define INFO_CONF_PLCI(x) ((x)->adr.adrPLCI)
/* Physical Link Connection Identifier */
#define INFO_CONF_INFO(x) ((x)->Info)
/* 0: transmission of information initiated */
/* 0x2001: message not supported in current state */
/* 0x2002: illegal Controller/PLCI */
/* 0x2003: out of PLCI */
/* 0x2007: illegal message parameter coding */
#define INFO_IND_CONTROLLER(x) ((x)->adr.adrController)
#define INFO_IND_PLCI(x) ((x)->adr.adrPLCI)
/* Physical Link Connection Identifier */
#define INFO_IND_INFONUMBER(x) ((x)->InfoNumber)
/* Information element identifier */
#define INFO_IND_INFOELEMENT(x) ((x)->InfoElement)
/* Information element dependent structure */
#define INFO_RESP_CONTROLLER(x) ((x)->adr.adrController)
#define INFO_RESP_PLCI(x) ((x)->adr.adrPLCI)
/* As in INFO_IND */
#define LISTEN_REQ_CONTROLLER(x) ((x)->adr.adrController)
#define LISTEN_REQ_INFOMASK(x) ((x)->InfoMask)
/* Bit field, coding as follows: */
/* 0: cause */
/* 1: date/Time */
/* 2: display */
/* 3: user-user information */
/* 4: call progression */
/* 5: facility */
/* 6: charging */
/* 7 to 31: reserved */
#define LISTEN_REQ_CIPMASK(x) ((x)->CIPmask)
/* Bit field, coding as follows: */
/* 0: any match */
/* 1: speech */
/* 2: unrestricted digital information */
/* 3: restricted digital information */
/* 4: 3.1 kHz audio */
/* 5: 7.0 kHz audio */
/* 6: video */
/* 7: packet mode */
/* 8: 56 kBit/s rate adaptation */
/* 9: unrestricted digital information with tones/announcements */
/* 10..15: reserved */
/* 16: telephony */
/* 17: fax group 2/3 */
/* 18: fax group 4 class 1 */
/* 19: Teletex service (basic and mixed), fax group 4 class 2 */
/* 20: Teletex service (basic and processable) */
/* 21: Teletex service (basic) */
/* 22: Videotex */
/* 23: Telex */
/* reserved for additional services */
/* 25: OSI applications according X.200 */
/* 26: 7 kHz Telephony */
/* 27: Video Telephony F.721, first connection */
/* 28: Video Telephony F.721, second connection */
/* 29 to 31: reserved */
#define LISTEN_REQ_CIPMASK2(x) ((x)->CIPmask2)
/* reserved for additional services */
#define LISTEN_REQ_CALLINGPARTYNUMBER(x) ((x)->CallingPartyNumber)
/* Calling party number */
#define LISTEN_REQ_CALLINGPARTYSUBADDRESS(x) ((x)->CallingPartySubaddress)
/* Calling party subaddress */
#define LISTEN_CONF_CONTROLLER(x) ((x)->adr.adrController)
#define LISTEN_CONF_INFO(x) ((x)->Info)
/* 0: listen is active */
/* 0x2002: illegal controller */
/* 0x2005: out of LISTEN-Resources */
/* 0x2007: illegal message parameter coding */
#define MANUFACTURER_REQ_CONTROLLER(x) ((x)->adr.adrController)
#define MANUFACTURER_REQ_MANUID(x) ((x)->ManuID)
/* Manufacturer specific ID (should be unique) */
/* Manufacturer specific */
#define MANUFACTURER_REQ_CLASS(x) ((x)->Class)
#define MANUFACTURER_REQ_FUNCTION(x) ((x)->Function)
#define MANUFACTURER_REQ_MANUDATA(x) ((x)->ManuData)
/* Manufacturer specific data */
#define MANUFACTURER_CONF_CONTROLLER(x) ((x)->adr.adrController)
#define MANUFACTURER_CONF_MANUID(x) ((x)->ManuID)
/* Manufacturer specific ID (should be unique) */
/* Manufacturer specific */
#define MANUFACTURER_CONF_CLASS(x) ((x)->Class)
#define MANUFACTURER_CONF_FUNCTION(x) ((x)->Function)
#define MANUFACTURER_CONF_MANUDATA(x) ((x)->ManuData)
/* Manufacturer specific data */
#define MANUFACTURER_IND_CONTROLLER(x) ((x)->adr.adrController)
#define MANUFACTURER_IND_MANUID(x) ((x)->ManuID)
/* Manufacturer specific ID (should be unique) */
/* Manufacturer specific */
#define MANUFACTURER_IND_CLASS(x) ((x)->Class)
#define MANUFACTURER_IND_FUNCTION(x) ((x)->Function)
#define MANUFACTURER_IND_MANUDATA(x) ((x)->ManuData)
/* Manufacturer specific data */
#define MANUFACTURER_RESP_CONTROLLER(x) ((x)->adr.adrController)
#define MANUFACTURER_RESP_MANUID(x) ((x)->ManuID)
/* Manufacturer specific ID (should be unique) */
/* Manufacturer specific */
#define MANUFACTURER_RESP_CLASS(x) ((x)->Class)
#define MANUFACTURER_RESP_FUNCTION(x) ((x)->Function)
#define MANUFACTURER_RESP_MANUDATA(x) ((x)->ManuData)
/* Manufacturer specific data */
#define RESET_B3_REQ_NCCI(x) ((x)->adr.adrNCCI)
/* Network Control Connection Identifier */
#define RESET_B3_REQ_NCPI(x) ((x)->NCPI)
/* Network Control Protocol Information */
#define RESET_B3_CONF_NCCI(x) ((x)->adr.adrNCCI)
/* Network Control Connection Identifier */
#define RESET_B3_CONF_INFO(x) ((x)->Info)
/* 0: reset initiated */
/* 0x0001: NCPI not supported by current protocol, NCPI ignored */
/* 0x2001: message not supported in current state */
/* 0x2002: illegal NCCI */
/* 0x2007: illegal message parameter coding */
/* 0x3008: NCPI not supported */
/* 0x300D: reset procedure not supported by current protocol */
#define RESET_B3_IND_NCCI(x) ((x)->adr.adrNCCI)
/* Network Control Connection Identifier */
#define RESET_B3_IND_NCPI(x) ((x)->NCPI)
/* Network Control Protocol Information */
#define RESET_B3_RESP_NCCI(x) ((x)->adr.adrNCCI)
/* Network Control Connection Identifier */
#define SELECT_B_PROTOCOL_REQ_PLCI(x) ((x)->adr.adrPLCI)
/* Physical Link Connection Identifier */
#define SELECT_B_PROTOCOL_REQ_BPROTOCOL(x) ((x)->BProtocol)
/* Protocol definition */
#define SELECT_B_PROTOCOL_REQ_B1PROTOCOL(x) ((x)->B1protocol)
/* Physical layer and framing */
#define SELECT_B_PROTOCOL_REQ_B2PROTOCOL(x) ((x)->B2protocol)
/* Data link layer */
#define SELECT_B_PROTOCOL_REQ_B3PROTOCOL(x) ((x)->B3protocol)
/* Network layer */
#define SELECT_B_PROTOCOL_REQ_B1CONFIGURATION(x) ((x)->B1configuration)
/* Physical layer and framing parameter */
#define SELECT_B_PROTOCOL_REQ_B2CONFIGURATION(x) ((x)->B2configuration)
/* Data link layer parameter */
#define SELECT_B_PROTOCOL_REQ_B3CONFIGURATION(x) ((x)->B3configuration)
/* Network layer parameter */
#define SELECT_B_PROTOCOL_CONF_PLCI(x) ((x)->adr.adrPLCI)
/* Physical Link Connection Identifier */
#define SELECT_B_PROTOCOL_CONF_INFO(x) ((x)->Info)
/* 0: protocol switch successful */
/* 0x2001: message not supported in current state */
/* 0x2002: illegal PLCI */
/* 0x2007: illegal message parameter coding */
/* 0x3001: B1 protocol not supported */
/* 0x3002: B2 protocol not supported */
/* 0x3003: B3 protocol not supported */
/* 0x3004: B1 protocol parameter not supported */
/* 0x3005: B2 protocol parameter not supported */
/* 0x3006: B3 protocol parameter not supported */
/* 0x3007: B protocol combination not supported */
/*----- tests for specific commands -----*/
#define IS_CONNECT_IND(m) ((m)->Command==0x02 && (m)->Subcommand==0x82)
#define IS_CONNECT_ACTIVE_IND(m) ((m)->Command==0x03 && (m)->Subcommand==0x82)
#define IS_CONNECT_B3_ACTIVE_IND(m) ((m)->Command==0x83 && (m)->Subcommand==0x82)
#define IS_CONNECT_B3_IND(m) ((m)->Command==0x82 && (m)->Subcommand==0x82)
#define IS_CONNECT_B3_T90_ACTIVE_IND(m) ((m)->Command==0x88 && (m)->Subcommand==0x82)
#define IS_DATA_B3_IND(m) ((m)->Command==0x86 && (m)->Subcommand==0x82)
#define IS_DISCONNECT_B3_IND(m) ((m)->Command==0x84 && (m)->Subcommand==0x82)
#define IS_DISCONNECT_IND(m) ((m)->Command==0x04 && (m)->Subcommand==0x82)
#define IS_FACILITY_IND(m) ((m)->Command==0x80 && (m)->Subcommand==0x82)
#define IS_INFO_IND(m) ((m)->Command==0x08 && (m)->Subcommand==0x82)
#define IS_MANUFACTURER_IND(m) ((m)->Command==0xff && (m)->Subcommand==0x82)
#define IS_RESET_B3_IND(m) ((m)->Command==0x87 && (m)->Subcommand==0x82)
#define IS_ALERT_CONF(m) ((m)->Command==0x01 && (m)->Subcommand==0x81)
#define IS_CONNECT_CONF(m) ((m)->Command==0x02 && (m)->Subcommand==0x81)
#define IS_CONNECT_B3_CONF(m) ((m)->Command==0x82 && (m)->Subcommand==0x81)
#define IS_DATA_B3_CONF(m) ((m)->Command==0x86 && (m)->Subcommand==0x81)
#define IS_DISCONNECT_B3_CONF(m) ((m)->Command==0x84 && (m)->Subcommand==0x81)
#define IS_DISCONNECT_CONF(m) ((m)->Command==0x04 && (m)->Subcommand==0x81)
#define IS_FACILITY_CONF(m) ((m)->Command==0x80 && (m)->Subcommand==0x81)
#define IS_INFO_CONF(m) ((m)->Command==0x08 && (m)->Subcommand==0x81)
#define IS_LISTEN_CONF(m) ((m)->Command==0x05 && (m)->Subcommand==0x81)
#define IS_MANUFACTURER_CONF(m) ((m)->Command==0xff && (m)->Subcommand==0x81)
#define IS_RESET_B3_CONF(m) ((m)->Command==0x87 && (m)->Subcommand==0x81)
#define IS_SELECT_B_PROTOCOL_CONF(m) ((m)->Command==0x41 && (m)->Subcommand==0x81)
/*----- header functions that fill the _cmsg structure with default -----*/
/*----- values. Only nonstandard parameter need to be changed -----*/
#define ALERT_REQ_HEADER(cmsg,ApplId,Messagenumber,adr) \
CAPI_CMSG_HEADER(cmsg,ApplId,0x01,0x80,Messagenumber,adr)
#define CONNECT_REQ_HEADER(cmsg,ApplId,Messagenumber,adr) \
CAPI_CMSG_HEADER(cmsg,ApplId,0x02,0x80,Messagenumber,adr)
#define CONNECT_B3_REQ_HEADER(cmsg,ApplId,Messagenumber,adr) \
CAPI_CMSG_HEADER(cmsg,ApplId,0x82,0x80,Messagenumber,adr)
#define DATA_B3_REQ_HEADER(cmsg,ApplId,Messagenumber,adr) \
CAPI_CMSG_HEADER(cmsg,ApplId,0x86,0x80,Messagenumber,adr)
#define DISCONNECT_B3_REQ_HEADER(cmsg,ApplId,Messagenumber,adr) \
CAPI_CMSG_HEADER(cmsg,ApplId,0x84,0x80,Messagenumber,adr)
#define DISCONNECT_REQ_HEADER(cmsg,ApplId,Messagenumber,adr) \
CAPI_CMSG_HEADER(cmsg,ApplId,0x04,0x80,Messagenumber,adr)
#define FACILITY_REQ_HEADER(cmsg,ApplId,Messagenumber,adr) \
CAPI_CMSG_HEADER(cmsg,ApplId,0x80,0x80,Messagenumber,adr)
#define INFO_REQ_HEADER(cmsg,ApplId,Messagenumber,adr) \
CAPI_CMSG_HEADER(cmsg,ApplId,0x08,0x80,Messagenumber,adr)
#define LISTEN_REQ_HEADER(cmsg,ApplId,Messagenumber,adr) \
CAPI_CMSG_HEADER(cmsg,ApplId,0x05,0x80,Messagenumber,adr)
#define MANUFACTURER_REQ_HEADER(cmsg,ApplId,Messagenumber,adr) \
CAPI_CMSG_HEADER(cmsg,ApplId,0xff,0x80,Messagenumber,adr)
#define RESET_B3_REQ_HEADER(cmsg,ApplId,Messagenumber,adr) \
CAPI_CMSG_HEADER(cmsg,ApplId,0x87,0x80,Messagenumber,adr)
#define SELECT_B_PROTOCOL_REQ_HEADER(cmsg,ApplId,Messagenumber,adr) \
CAPI_CMSG_HEADER(cmsg,ApplId,0x41,0x80,Messagenumber,adr)
#define CONNECT_RESP_HEADER(cmsg,ApplId,Messagenumber,adr) \
CAPI_CMSG_HEADER(cmsg,ApplId,0x02,0x83,Messagenumber,adr)
#define CONNECT_ACTIVE_RESP_HEADER(cmsg,ApplId,Messagenumber,adr) \
CAPI_CMSG_HEADER(cmsg,ApplId,0x03,0x83,Messagenumber,adr)
#define CONNECT_B3_ACTIVE_RESP_HEADER(cmsg,ApplId,Messagenumber,adr) \
CAPI_CMSG_HEADER(cmsg,ApplId,0x83,0x83,Messagenumber,adr)
#define CONNECT_B3_RESP_HEADER(cmsg,ApplId,Messagenumber,adr) \
CAPI_CMSG_HEADER(cmsg,ApplId,0x82,0x83,Messagenumber,adr)
#define CONNECT_B3_T90_ACTIVE_RESP_HEADER(cmsg,ApplId,Messagenumber,adr) \
CAPI_CMSG_HEADER(cmsg,ApplId,0x88,0x83,Messagenumber,adr)
#define DATA_B3_RESP_HEADER(cmsg,ApplId,Messagenumber,adr) \
CAPI_CMSG_HEADER(cmsg,ApplId,0x86,0x83,Messagenumber,adr)
#define DISCONNECT_B3_RESP_HEADER(cmsg,ApplId,Messagenumber,adr) \
CAPI_CMSG_HEADER(cmsg,ApplId,0x84,0x83,Messagenumber,adr)
#define DISCONNECT_RESP_HEADER(cmsg,ApplId,Messagenumber,adr) \
CAPI_CMSG_HEADER(cmsg,ApplId,0x04,0x83,Messagenumber,adr)
#define FACILITY_RESP_HEADER(cmsg,ApplId,Messagenumber,adr) \
CAPI_CMSG_HEADER(cmsg,ApplId,0x80,0x83,Messagenumber,adr)
#define INFO_RESP_HEADER(cmsg,ApplId,Messagenumber,adr) \
CAPI_CMSG_HEADER(cmsg,ApplId,0x08,0x83,Messagenumber,adr)
#define MANUFACTURER_RESP_HEADER(cmsg,ApplId,Messagenumber,adr) \
CAPI_CMSG_HEADER(cmsg,ApplId,0xff,0x83,Messagenumber,adr)
#define RESET_B3_RESP_HEADER(cmsg,ApplId,Messagenumber,adr) \
CAPI_CMSG_HEADER(cmsg,ApplId,0x87,0x83,Messagenumber,adr)
/*
* CAPI-functions that correspond to the CAPI messages specified in the
* CAPI 2.0 specification. All possible parameter have to be specified.
* The CAPI message is sent immediately when calling these functions,
* return values are the same as in capi_put_message()
*/
unsigned ALERT_REQ (_cmsg *cmsg, _cword ApplId, _cword Messagenumber
,_cdword adr
,_cstruct BChannelinformation
,_cstruct Keypadfacility
,_cstruct Useruserdata
,_cstruct Facilitydataarray);
unsigned CONNECT_REQ (_cmsg *cmsg, _cword ApplId, _cword Messagenumber
,_cdword adr
,_cword CIPValue
,_cstruct CalledPartyNumber
,_cstruct CallingPartyNumber
,_cstruct CalledPartySubaddress
,_cstruct CallingPartySubaddress
,_cword B1protocol
,_cword B2protocol
,_cword B3protocol
,_cstruct B1configuration
,_cstruct B2configuration
,_cstruct B3configuration
,_cstruct BC
,_cstruct LLC
,_cstruct HLC
,_cstruct BChannelinformation
,_cstruct Keypadfacility
,_cstruct Useruserdata
,_cstruct Facilitydataarray);
unsigned CONNECT_B3_REQ (_cmsg *cmsg, _cword ApplId, _cword Messagenumber
,_cdword adr
,_cstruct NCPI);
unsigned DATA_B3_REQ (_cmsg *cmsg, _cword ApplId, _cword Messagenumber
,_cdword adr
,_cdword Data
,_cword DataLength
,_cword DataHandle
,_cword Flags);
unsigned DISCONNECT_B3_REQ (_cmsg *cmsg, _cword ApplId, _cword Messagenumber
,_cdword adr
,_cstruct NCPI);
unsigned DISCONNECT_REQ (_cmsg *cmsg, _cword ApplId, _cword Messagenumber
,_cdword adr
,_cstruct BChannelinformation
,_cstruct Keypadfacility
,_cstruct Useruserdata
,_cstruct Facilitydataarray);
unsigned FACILITY_REQ (_cmsg *cmsg, _cword ApplId, _cword Messagenumber
,_cdword adr
,_cword FacilitySelector
,_cstruct FacilityRequestParameter);
unsigned INFO_REQ (_cmsg *cmsg, _cword ApplId, _cword Messagenumber
,_cdword adr
,_cstruct CalledPartyNumber
,_cstruct BChannelinformation
,_cstruct Keypadfacility
,_cstruct Useruserdata
,_cstruct Facilitydataarray);
unsigned LISTEN_REQ (_cmsg *cmsg, _cword ApplId, _cword Messagenumber
,_cdword adr
,_cdword InfoMask
,_cdword CIPmask
,_cdword CIPmask2
,_cstruct CallingPartyNumber
,_cstruct CallingPartySubaddress);
unsigned MANUFACTURER_REQ (_cmsg *cmsg, _cword ApplId, _cword Messagenumber
,_cdword adr
,_cdword ManuID
,_cdword Class
,_cdword Function
,_cstruct ManuData);
unsigned RESET_B3_REQ (_cmsg *cmsg, _cword ApplId, _cword Messagenumber
,_cdword adr
,_cstruct NCPI);
unsigned SELECT_B_PROTOCOL_REQ (_cmsg *cmsg, _cword ApplId, _cword Messagenumber
,_cdword adr
,_cword B1protocol
,_cword B2protocol
,_cword B3protocol
,_cstruct B1configuration
,_cstruct B2configuration
,_cstruct B3configuration);
unsigned CONNECT_RESP (_cmsg *cmsg, _cword ApplId, _cword Messagenumber
,_cdword adr
,_cword Reject
,_cword B1protocol
,_cword B2protocol
,_cword B3protocol
,_cstruct B1configuration
,_cstruct B2configuration
,_cstruct B3configuration
,_cstruct ConnectedNumber
,_cstruct ConnectedSubaddress
,_cstruct LLC
,_cstruct BChannelinformation
,_cstruct Keypadfacility
,_cstruct Useruserdata
,_cstruct Facilitydataarray);
unsigned CONNECT_ACTIVE_RESP (_cmsg *cmsg, _cword ApplId, _cword Messagenumber
,_cdword adr);
unsigned CONNECT_B3_ACTIVE_RESP (_cmsg *cmsg, _cword ApplId, _cword Messagenumber
,_cdword adr);
unsigned CONNECT_B3_RESP (_cmsg *cmsg, _cword ApplId, _cword Messagenumber
,_cdword adr
,_cword Reject
,_cstruct NCPI);
unsigned CONNECT_B3_T90_ACTIVE_RESP (_cmsg *cmsg, _cword ApplId, _cword Messagenumber
,_cdword adr);
unsigned DATA_B3_RESP (_cmsg *cmsg, _cword ApplId, _cword Messagenumber
,_cdword adr
,_cword DataHandle);
unsigned DISCONNECT_B3_RESP (_cmsg *cmsg, _cword ApplId, _cword Messagenumber
,_cdword adr);
unsigned DISCONNECT_RESP (_cmsg *cmsg, _cword ApplId, _cword Messagenumber
,_cdword adr);
unsigned FACILITY_RESP (_cmsg *cmsg, _cword ApplId, _cword Messagenumber
,_cdword adr
,_cword FacilitySelector
,_cstruct FacilityResponseParameters);
unsigned INFO_RESP (_cmsg *cmsg, _cword ApplId, _cword Messagenumber
,_cdword adr);
unsigned MANUFACTURER_RESP (_cmsg *cmsg, _cword ApplId, _cword Messagenumber
,_cdword adr
,_cdword ManuID
,_cdword Class
,_cdword Function
,_cstruct ManuData);
unsigned RESET_B3_RESP (_cmsg *cmsg, _cword ApplId, _cword Messagenumber
,_cdword adr);
#ifdef __cplusplus
}
#endif
#endif /* __CAPI20_H */

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/*
* $Id$
*
* $Log$
* Revision 1.1 1998/08/25 16:33:19 calle
* Added CAPI2.0 library. First Version.
*
*/
#include "capi20.h"
unsigned ALERT_REQ (_cmsg *cmsg, _cword ApplId, _cword Messagenumber,
_cdword adr,
_cstruct BChannelinformation,
_cstruct Keypadfacility,
_cstruct Useruserdata,
_cstruct Facilitydataarray) {
capi_cmsg_header (cmsg,ApplId,0x01,0x80,Messagenumber,adr);
cmsg->BChannelinformation = BChannelinformation;
cmsg->Keypadfacility = Keypadfacility;
cmsg->Useruserdata = Useruserdata;
cmsg->Facilitydataarray = Facilitydataarray;
return capi_put_cmsg (cmsg);
}
unsigned CONNECT_REQ (_cmsg *cmsg, _cword ApplId, _cword Messagenumber,
_cdword adr,
_cword CIPValue,
_cstruct CalledPartyNumber,
_cstruct CallingPartyNumber,
_cstruct CalledPartySubaddress,
_cstruct CallingPartySubaddress,
_cword B1protocol,
_cword B2protocol,
_cword B3protocol,
_cstruct B1configuration,
_cstruct B2configuration,
_cstruct B3configuration,
_cstruct BC,
_cstruct LLC,
_cstruct HLC,
_cstruct BChannelinformation,
_cstruct Keypadfacility,
_cstruct Useruserdata,
_cstruct Facilitydataarray) {
capi_cmsg_header (cmsg,ApplId,0x02,0x80,Messagenumber,adr);
cmsg->CIPValue = CIPValue;
cmsg->CalledPartyNumber = CalledPartyNumber;
cmsg->CallingPartyNumber = CallingPartyNumber;
cmsg->CalledPartySubaddress = CalledPartySubaddress;
cmsg->CallingPartySubaddress = CallingPartySubaddress;
cmsg->B1protocol = B1protocol;
cmsg->B2protocol = B2protocol;
cmsg->B3protocol = B3protocol;
cmsg->B1configuration = B1configuration;
cmsg->B2configuration = B2configuration;
cmsg->B3configuration = B3configuration;
cmsg->BC = BC;
cmsg->LLC = LLC;
cmsg->HLC = HLC;
cmsg->BChannelinformation = BChannelinformation;
cmsg->Keypadfacility = Keypadfacility;
cmsg->Useruserdata = Useruserdata;
cmsg->Facilitydataarray = Facilitydataarray;
return capi_put_cmsg (cmsg);
}
unsigned CONNECT_B3_REQ (_cmsg *cmsg, _cword ApplId, _cword Messagenumber,
_cdword adr,
_cstruct NCPI) {
capi_cmsg_header (cmsg,ApplId,0x82,0x80,Messagenumber,adr);
cmsg->NCPI = NCPI;
return capi_put_cmsg (cmsg);
}
unsigned DATA_B3_REQ (_cmsg *cmsg, _cword ApplId, _cword Messagenumber,
_cdword adr,
_cdword Data,
_cword DataLength,
_cword DataHandle,
_cword Flags) {
capi_cmsg_header (cmsg,ApplId,0x86,0x80,Messagenumber,adr);
cmsg->Data = Data;
cmsg->DataLength = DataLength;
cmsg->DataHandle = DataHandle;
cmsg->Flags = Flags;
return capi_put_cmsg (cmsg);
}
unsigned DISCONNECT_B3_REQ (_cmsg *cmsg, _cword ApplId, _cword Messagenumber,
_cdword adr,
_cstruct NCPI) {
capi_cmsg_header (cmsg,ApplId,0x84,0x80,Messagenumber,adr);
cmsg->NCPI = NCPI;
return capi_put_cmsg (cmsg);
}
unsigned DISCONNECT_REQ (_cmsg *cmsg, _cword ApplId, _cword Messagenumber,
_cdword adr,
_cstruct BChannelinformation,
_cstruct Keypadfacility,
_cstruct Useruserdata,
_cstruct Facilitydataarray) {
capi_cmsg_header (cmsg,ApplId,0x04,0x80,Messagenumber,adr);
cmsg->BChannelinformation = BChannelinformation;
cmsg->Keypadfacility = Keypadfacility;
cmsg->Useruserdata = Useruserdata;
cmsg->Facilitydataarray = Facilitydataarray;
return capi_put_cmsg (cmsg);
}
unsigned FACILITY_REQ (_cmsg *cmsg, _cword ApplId, _cword Messagenumber,
_cdword adr,
_cword FacilitySelector,
_cstruct FacilityRequestParameter) {
capi_cmsg_header (cmsg,ApplId,0x80,0x80,Messagenumber,adr);
cmsg->FacilitySelector = FacilitySelector;
cmsg->FacilityRequestParameter = FacilityRequestParameter;
return capi_put_cmsg (cmsg);
}
unsigned INFO_REQ (_cmsg *cmsg, _cword ApplId, _cword Messagenumber,
_cdword adr,
_cstruct CalledPartyNumber,
_cstruct BChannelinformation,
_cstruct Keypadfacility,
_cstruct Useruserdata,
_cstruct Facilitydataarray) {
capi_cmsg_header (cmsg,ApplId,0x08,0x80,Messagenumber,adr);
cmsg->CalledPartyNumber = CalledPartyNumber;
cmsg->BChannelinformation = BChannelinformation;
cmsg->Keypadfacility = Keypadfacility;
cmsg->Useruserdata = Useruserdata;
cmsg->Facilitydataarray = Facilitydataarray;
return capi_put_cmsg (cmsg);
}
unsigned LISTEN_REQ (_cmsg *cmsg, _cword ApplId, _cword Messagenumber,
_cdword adr,
_cdword InfoMask,
_cdword CIPmask,
_cdword CIPmask2,
_cstruct CallingPartyNumber,
_cstruct CallingPartySubaddress) {
capi_cmsg_header (cmsg,ApplId,0x05,0x80,Messagenumber,adr);
cmsg->InfoMask = InfoMask;
cmsg->CIPmask = CIPmask;
cmsg->CIPmask2 = CIPmask2;
cmsg->CallingPartyNumber = CallingPartyNumber;
cmsg->CallingPartySubaddress = CallingPartySubaddress;
return capi_put_cmsg (cmsg);
}
unsigned MANUFACTURER_REQ (_cmsg *cmsg, _cword ApplId, _cword Messagenumber,
_cdword adr,
_cdword ManuID,
_cdword Class,
_cdword Function,
_cstruct ManuData) {
capi_cmsg_header (cmsg,ApplId,0xff,0x80,Messagenumber,adr);
cmsg->ManuID = ManuID;
cmsg->Class = Class;
cmsg->Function = Function;
cmsg->ManuData = ManuData;
return capi_put_cmsg (cmsg);
}
unsigned RESET_B3_REQ (_cmsg *cmsg, _cword ApplId, _cword Messagenumber,
_cdword adr,
_cstruct NCPI) {
capi_cmsg_header (cmsg,ApplId,0x87,0x80,Messagenumber,adr);
cmsg->NCPI = NCPI;
return capi_put_cmsg (cmsg);
}
unsigned SELECT_B_PROTOCOL_REQ (_cmsg *cmsg, _cword ApplId, _cword Messagenumber,
_cdword adr,
_cword B1protocol,
_cword B2protocol,
_cword B3protocol,
_cstruct B1configuration,
_cstruct B2configuration,
_cstruct B3configuration) {
capi_cmsg_header (cmsg,ApplId,0x41,0x80,Messagenumber,adr);
cmsg->B1protocol = B1protocol;
cmsg->B2protocol = B2protocol;
cmsg->B3protocol = B3protocol;
cmsg->B1configuration = B1configuration;
cmsg->B2configuration = B2configuration;
cmsg->B3configuration = B3configuration;
return capi_put_cmsg (cmsg);
}
unsigned CONNECT_RESP (_cmsg *cmsg, _cword ApplId, _cword Messagenumber,
_cdword adr,
_cword Reject,
_cword B1protocol,
_cword B2protocol,
_cword B3protocol,
_cstruct B1configuration,
_cstruct B2configuration,
_cstruct B3configuration,
_cstruct ConnectedNumber,
_cstruct ConnectedSubaddress,
_cstruct LLC,
_cstruct BChannelinformation,
_cstruct Keypadfacility,
_cstruct Useruserdata,
_cstruct Facilitydataarray) {
capi_cmsg_header (cmsg,ApplId,0x02,0x83,Messagenumber,adr);
cmsg->Reject = Reject;
cmsg->B1protocol = B1protocol;
cmsg->B2protocol = B2protocol;
cmsg->B3protocol = B3protocol;
cmsg->B1configuration = B1configuration;
cmsg->B2configuration = B2configuration;
cmsg->B3configuration = B3configuration;
cmsg->ConnectedNumber = ConnectedNumber;
cmsg->ConnectedSubaddress = ConnectedSubaddress;
cmsg->LLC = LLC;
cmsg->BChannelinformation = BChannelinformation;
cmsg->Keypadfacility = Keypadfacility;
cmsg->Useruserdata = Useruserdata;
cmsg->Facilitydataarray = Facilitydataarray;
return capi_put_cmsg (cmsg);
}
unsigned CONNECT_ACTIVE_RESP (_cmsg *cmsg, _cword ApplId, _cword Messagenumber,
_cdword adr) {
capi_cmsg_header (cmsg,ApplId,0x03,0x83,Messagenumber,adr);
return capi_put_cmsg (cmsg);
}
unsigned CONNECT_B3_ACTIVE_RESP (_cmsg *cmsg, _cword ApplId, _cword Messagenumber,
_cdword adr) {
capi_cmsg_header (cmsg,ApplId,0x83,0x83,Messagenumber,adr);
return capi_put_cmsg (cmsg);
}
unsigned CONNECT_B3_RESP (_cmsg *cmsg, _cword ApplId, _cword Messagenumber,
_cdword adr,
_cword Reject,
_cstruct NCPI) {
capi_cmsg_header (cmsg,ApplId,0x82,0x83,Messagenumber,adr);
cmsg->Reject = Reject;
cmsg->NCPI = NCPI;
return capi_put_cmsg (cmsg);
}
unsigned CONNECT_B3_T90_ACTIVE_RESP (_cmsg *cmsg, _cword ApplId, _cword Messagenumber,
_cdword adr) {
capi_cmsg_header (cmsg,ApplId,0x88,0x83,Messagenumber,adr);
return capi_put_cmsg (cmsg);
}
unsigned DATA_B3_RESP (_cmsg *cmsg, _cword ApplId, _cword Messagenumber,
_cdword adr,
_cword DataHandle) {
capi_cmsg_header (cmsg,ApplId,0x86,0x83,Messagenumber,adr);
cmsg->DataHandle = DataHandle;
return capi_put_cmsg (cmsg);
}
unsigned DISCONNECT_B3_RESP (_cmsg *cmsg, _cword ApplId, _cword Messagenumber,
_cdword adr) {
capi_cmsg_header (cmsg,ApplId,0x84,0x83,Messagenumber,adr);
return capi_put_cmsg (cmsg);
}
unsigned DISCONNECT_RESP (_cmsg *cmsg, _cword ApplId, _cword Messagenumber,
_cdword adr) {
capi_cmsg_header (cmsg,ApplId,0x04,0x83,Messagenumber,adr);
return capi_put_cmsg (cmsg);
}
unsigned FACILITY_RESP (_cmsg *cmsg, _cword ApplId, _cword Messagenumber,
_cdword adr,
_cword FacilitySelector,
_cstruct FacilityResponseParameters) {
capi_cmsg_header (cmsg,ApplId,0x80,0x83,Messagenumber,adr);
cmsg->FacilitySelector = FacilitySelector;
cmsg->FacilityResponseParameters = FacilityResponseParameters;
return capi_put_cmsg (cmsg);
}
unsigned INFO_RESP (_cmsg *cmsg, _cword ApplId, _cword Messagenumber,
_cdword adr) {
capi_cmsg_header (cmsg,ApplId,0x08,0x83,Messagenumber,adr);
return capi_put_cmsg (cmsg);
}
unsigned MANUFACTURER_RESP (_cmsg *cmsg, _cword ApplId, _cword Messagenumber,
_cdword adr,
_cdword ManuID,
_cdword Class,
_cdword Function,
_cstruct ManuData) {
capi_cmsg_header (cmsg,ApplId,0xff,0x83,Messagenumber,adr);
cmsg->ManuID = ManuID;
cmsg->Class = Class;
cmsg->Function = Function;
cmsg->ManuData = ManuData;
return capi_put_cmsg (cmsg);
}
unsigned RESET_B3_RESP (_cmsg *cmsg, _cword ApplId, _cword Messagenumber,
_cdword adr) {
capi_cmsg_header (cmsg,ApplId,0x87,0x83,Messagenumber,adr);
return capi_put_cmsg (cmsg);
}

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dnl Process this file with autoconf to produce a configure script.
AC_INIT(capi20.c)
AC_PREFIX_DEFAULT(/usr)
dnl Checks for programs.
AC_PROG_CC
AC_PROG_INSTALL
I4LCONFDIR=${I4LCONFDIR:-"/etc/isdn"}
I4LVERSION=${I4LVERSION:-"?.?"}
CONFIG_DATADIR=${CONFIG_DATADIR:-"/usr/lib/isdn"}
CONFIG_MANDIR=`eval echo ${CONFIG_MANDIR:-"/usr/man"}`
CONFIG_SBINDIR=`eval echo ${CONFIG_SBINDIR:-"/sbin"}`
CONFIG_KERNELDIR=`eval echo ${CONFIG_KERNELDIR:-"/usr/src/linux"}`
dnl Checks for libraries.
dnl Checks for header files.
AC_HEADER_STDC
AC_CHECK_HEADERS(fcntl.h sys/ioctl.h unistd.h)
dnl Check for kernel stuff
AC_FIND_KERNEL
AC_CHECK_HEADERS($CONFIG_KERNELDIR/include/linux/capi.h $CONFIG_KERNELDIR/include/linux/kernelcapi.h,,
AC_MSG_ERROR("Missing $ac_hdr. Kernel source installed?"))
dnl Checks for typedefs, structures, and compiler characteristics.
dnl Checks for library functions.
AC_PROG_GCC_TRADITIONAL
AC_CHECK_FUNCS(select)
AC_SUBST(INSTALL)
AC_SUBST(I4LVERSION)
AC_SUBST(CONFIG_SBINDIR)
AC_SUBST(CONFIG_DATADIR)
AC_SUBST(CONFIG_MANDIR)
AC_SUBST(CONFIG_KERNELDIR)
AC_OUTPUT(Makefile)

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/*
* $Id$
*
* $Log$
* Revision 1.3 1998/08/30 09:57:21 calle
* I hope it is know readable for everybody.
*
* Revision 1.1 1998/08/25 16:33:23 calle
* Added CAPI2.0 library. First Version.
*
*/
#include <assert.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdarg.h>
#include <stddef.h>
#include <time.h>
#include <ctype.h>
#include "capi20.h"
typedef struct {
int typ;
unsigned off;
} _cdef;
#define _CBYTE 1
#define _CWORD 2
#define _CDWORD 3
#define _CSTRUCT 4
#define _CMSTRUCT 5
#define _CEND 6
static _cdef cdef[] = {
/*00*/{_CEND},
/*01*/{_CEND},
/*02*/{_CEND},
/*03*/{_CDWORD, offsetof(_cmsg,adr.adrController) },
/*04*/{_CMSTRUCT, offsetof(_cmsg,AdditionalInfo) },
/*05*/{_CSTRUCT, offsetof(_cmsg,B1configuration) },
/*06*/{_CWORD, offsetof(_cmsg,B1protocol) },
/*07*/{_CSTRUCT, offsetof(_cmsg,B2configuration) },
/*08*/{_CWORD, offsetof(_cmsg,B2protocol) },
/*09*/{_CSTRUCT, offsetof(_cmsg,B3configuration) },
/*0a*/{_CWORD, offsetof(_cmsg,B3protocol) },
/*0b*/{_CSTRUCT, offsetof(_cmsg,BC) },
/*0c*/{_CSTRUCT, offsetof(_cmsg,BChannelinformation) },
/*0d*/{_CMSTRUCT, offsetof(_cmsg,BProtocol) },
/*0e*/{_CSTRUCT, offsetof(_cmsg,CalledPartyNumber) },
/*0f*/{_CSTRUCT, offsetof(_cmsg,CalledPartySubaddress) },
/*10*/{_CSTRUCT, offsetof(_cmsg,CallingPartyNumber) },
/*11*/{_CSTRUCT, offsetof(_cmsg,CallingPartySubaddress) },
/*12*/{_CDWORD, offsetof(_cmsg,CIPmask) },
/*13*/{_CDWORD, offsetof(_cmsg,CIPmask2) },
/*14*/{_CWORD, offsetof(_cmsg,CIPValue) },
/*15*/{_CDWORD, offsetof(_cmsg,Class) },
/*16*/{_CSTRUCT, offsetof(_cmsg,ConnectedNumber) },
/*17*/{_CSTRUCT, offsetof(_cmsg,ConnectedSubaddress) },
/*18*/{_CDWORD, offsetof(_cmsg,Data) },
/*19*/{_CWORD, offsetof(_cmsg,DataHandle) },
/*1a*/{_CWORD, offsetof(_cmsg,DataLength) },
/*1b*/{_CSTRUCT, offsetof(_cmsg,FacilityConfirmationParameter) },
/*1c*/{_CSTRUCT, offsetof(_cmsg,Facilitydataarray) },
/*1d*/{_CSTRUCT, offsetof(_cmsg,FacilityIndicationParameter) },
/*1e*/{_CSTRUCT, offsetof(_cmsg,FacilityRequestParameter) },
/*1f*/{_CSTRUCT, offsetof(_cmsg,FacilityResponseParameters) },
/*20*/{_CWORD, offsetof(_cmsg,FacilitySelector) },
/*21*/{_CWORD, offsetof(_cmsg,Flags) },
/*22*/{_CDWORD, offsetof(_cmsg,Function) },
/*23*/{_CSTRUCT, offsetof(_cmsg,HLC) },
/*24*/{_CWORD, offsetof(_cmsg,Info) },
/*25*/{_CSTRUCT, offsetof(_cmsg,InfoElement) },
/*26*/{_CDWORD, offsetof(_cmsg,InfoMask) },
/*27*/{_CWORD, offsetof(_cmsg,InfoNumber) },
/*28*/{_CSTRUCT, offsetof(_cmsg,Keypadfacility) },
/*29*/{_CSTRUCT, offsetof(_cmsg,LLC) },
/*2a*/{_CSTRUCT, offsetof(_cmsg,ManuData) },
/*2b*/{_CDWORD, offsetof(_cmsg,ManuID) },
/*2c*/{_CSTRUCT, offsetof(_cmsg,NCPI) },
/*2d*/{_CWORD, offsetof(_cmsg,Reason) },
/*2e*/{_CWORD, offsetof(_cmsg,Reason_B3) },
/*2f*/{_CWORD, offsetof(_cmsg,Reject) },
/*30*/{_CSTRUCT, offsetof(_cmsg,Useruserdata) },
};
static unsigned char *cpars[] = {
/*00*/ 0,
/*01 ALERT_REQ*/
(unsigned char*)"\x03\x04\x0c\x28\x30\x1c\x01\x01",
/*02 CONNECT_REQ*/
(unsigned char*)"\x03\x14\x0e\x10\x0f\x11\x0d\x06\x08\x0a\x05\x07\x09\x01\x0b\x29\x23\x04\x0c\x28\x30\x1c\x01\x01",
/*03*/ 0,
/*04 DISCONNECT_REQ*/
(unsigned char*)"\x03\x04\x0c\x28\x30\x1c\x01\x01",
/*05 LISTEN_REQ*/
(unsigned char*)"\x03\x26\x12\x13\x10\x11\x01",
/*06*/ 0,
/*07*/ 0,
/*08 INFO_REQ*/
(unsigned char*)"\x03\x0e\x04\x0c\x28\x30\x1c\x01\x01",
/*09 FACILITY_REQ*/
(unsigned char*)"\x03\x20\x1e\x01",
/*0a SELECT_B_PROTOCOL_REQ*/
(unsigned char*)"\x03\x0d\x06\x08\x0a\x05\x07\x09\x01\x01",
/*0b CONNECT_B3_REQ*/
(unsigned char*)"\x03\x2c\x01",
/*0c*/ 0,
/*0d DISCONNECT_B3_REQ*/
(unsigned char*)"\x03\x2c\x01",
/*0e*/ 0,
/*0f DATA_B3_REQ*/
(unsigned char*)"\x03\x18\x1a\x19\x21\x01",
/*10 RESET_B3_REQ*/
(unsigned char*)"\x03\x2c\x01",
/*11*/ 0,
/*12*/ 0,
/*13 ALERT_CONF*/
(unsigned char*)"\x03\x24\x01",
/*14 CONNECT_CONF*/
(unsigned char*)"\x03\x24\x01",
/*15*/ 0,
/*16 DISCONNECT_CONF*/
(unsigned char*)"\x03\x24\x01",
/*17 LISTEN_CONF*/
(unsigned char*)"\x03\x24\x01",
/*18 MANUFACTURER_REQ*/
(unsigned char*)"\x03\x2b\x15\x22\x2a\x01",
/*19*/ 0,
/*1a INFO_CONF*/
(unsigned char*)"\x03\x24\x01",
/*1b FACILITY_CONF*/
(unsigned char*)"\x03\x24\x20\x1b\x01",
/*1c SELECT_B_PROTOCOL_CONF*/
(unsigned char*)"\x03\x24\x01",
/*1d CONNECT_B3_CONF*/
(unsigned char*)"\x03\x24\x01",
/*1e*/ 0,
/*1f DISCONNECT_B3_CONF*/
(unsigned char*)"\x03\x24\x01",
/*20*/ 0,
/*21 DATA_B3_CONF*/
(unsigned char*)"\x03\x19\x24\x01",
/*22 RESET_B3_CONF*/
(unsigned char*)"\x03\x24\x01",
/*23*/ 0,
/*24*/ 0,
/*25*/ 0,
/*26 CONNECT_IND*/
(unsigned char*)"\x03\x14\x0e\x10\x0f\x11\x0b\x29\x23\x04\x0c\x28\x30\x1c\x01\x01",
/*27 CONNECT_ACTIVE_IND*/
(unsigned char*)"\x03\x16\x17\x29\x01",
/*28 DISCONNECT_IND*/
(unsigned char*)"\x03\x2d\x01",
/*29*/ 0,
/*2a MANUFACTURER_CONF*/
(unsigned char*)"\x03\x2b\x15\x22\x2a\x01",
/*2b*/ 0,
/*2c INFO_IND*/
(unsigned char*)"\x03\x27\x25\x01",
/*2d FACILITY_IND*/
(unsigned char*)"\x03\x20\x1d\x01",
/*2e*/ 0,
/*2f CONNECT_B3_IND*/
(unsigned char*)"\x03\x2c\x01",
/*30 CONNECT_B3_ACTIVE_IND*/
(unsigned char*)"\x03\x2c\x01",
/*31 DISCONNECT_B3_IND*/
(unsigned char*)"\x03\x2e\x2c\x01",
/*32*/ 0,
/*33 DATA_B3_IND*/
(unsigned char*)"\x03\x18\x1a\x19\x21\x01",
/*34 RESET_B3_IND*/
(unsigned char*)"\x03\x2c\x01",
/*35 CONNECT_B3_T90_ACTIVE_IND*/
(unsigned char*)"\x03\x2c\x01",
/*36*/ 0,
/*37*/ 0,
/*38 CONNECT_RESP*/
(unsigned char*)"\x03\x2f\x0d\x06\x08\x0a\x05\x07\x09\x01\x16\x17\x29\x04\x0c\x28\x30\x1c\x01\x01",
/*39 CONNECT_ACTIVE_RESP*/
(unsigned char*)"\x03\x01",
/*3a DISCONNECT_RESP*/
(unsigned char*)"\x03\x01",
/*3b*/ 0,
/*3c MANUFACTURER_IND*/
(unsigned char*)"\x03\x2b\x15\x22\x2a\x01",
/*3d*/ 0,
/*3e INFO_RESP*/
(unsigned char*)"\x03\x01",
/*3f FACILITY_RESP*/
(unsigned char*)"\x03\x20\x1f\x01",
/*40*/ 0,
/*41 CONNECT_B3_RESP*/
(unsigned char*)"\x03\x2f\x2c\x01",
/*42 CONNECT_B3_ACTIVE_RESP*/
(unsigned char*)"\x03\x01",
/*43 DISCONNECT_B3_RESP*/
(unsigned char*)"\x03\x01",
/*44*/ 0,
/*45 DATA_B3_RESP*/
(unsigned char*)"\x03\x19\x01",
/*46 RESET_B3_RESP*/
(unsigned char*)"\x03\x01",
/*47 CONNECT_B3_T90_ACTIVE_RESP*/
(unsigned char*)"\x03\x01",
/*48*/ 0,
/*49*/ 0,
/*4a*/ 0,
/*4b*/ 0,
/*4c*/ 0,
/*4d*/ 0,
/*4e MANUFACTURER_RESP*/
(unsigned char*)"\x03\x2b\x15\x22\x2a\x01",
};
/*-------------------------------------------------------*/
#define byteTLcpy(x,y) *(_cbyte *)(x)=*(_cbyte *)(y);
#define wordTLcpy(x,y) *(_cword *)(x)=*(_cword *)(y);
#define dwordTLcpy(x,y) memcpy(x,y,4);
#define structTLcpy(x,y,l) memcpy (x,y,l)
#define structTLcpyovl(x,y,l) memmove (x,y,l)
#define byteTRcpy(x,y) *(_cbyte *)(y)=*(_cbyte *)(x);
#define wordTRcpy(x,y) *(_cword *)(y)=*(_cword *)(x);
#define dwordTRcpy(x,y) memcpy(y,x,4);
#define structTRcpy(x,y,l) memcpy (y,x,l)
#define structTRcpyovl(x,y,l) memmove (y,x,l)
/*-------------------------------------------------------*/
static unsigned command_2_index (unsigned c, unsigned sc) {
if (c & 0x80) c = 0x9+(c&0x0f);
else if (c<=0x0f) ;
else if (c==0x41) c = 0x9+0x1;
else if (c==0xff) c = 0x00;
return (sc&3)*(0x9+0x9)+c;
}
/*-------------------------------------------------------*/
#define TYP (cdef[cmsg->par[cmsg->p]].typ)
#define OFF (((char *)cmsg)+cdef[cmsg->par[cmsg->p]].off)
static void jumpcstruct (_cmsg *cmsg) {
unsigned layer;
for (cmsg->p++,layer=1; layer;) {
assert (cmsg->p);
cmsg->p++;
switch (TYP) {
case _CMSTRUCT:
layer++;
break;
case _CEND:
layer--;
break;
}
}
}
/*-------------------------------------------------------*/
static void PARS_2_MESSAGE (_cmsg *cmsg) {
for (;TYP != _CEND; cmsg->p++) {
switch (TYP) {
case _CBYTE:
byteTLcpy (cmsg->m+cmsg->l, OFF);
cmsg->l++;
break;
case _CWORD:
wordTLcpy (cmsg->m+cmsg->l, OFF);
cmsg->l+=2;
break;
case _CDWORD:
dwordTLcpy (cmsg->m+cmsg->l, OFF);
cmsg->l+=4;
break;
case _CSTRUCT:
if (*(CAPI_MESSAGE *) OFF == 0) {
*(cmsg->m+cmsg->l)='\0';
cmsg->l++;
}
else if(**(_cstruct*)OFF != 0xff) {
structTLcpy (cmsg->m+cmsg->l, *(_cstruct*)OFF, 1+**(_cstruct*)OFF);
cmsg->l+=1+**(_cstruct*)OFF;
}
else {
_cstruct s = *(_cstruct*)OFF;
structTLcpy (cmsg->m+cmsg->l, s, 3+*(_cword*)(s+1));
cmsg->l+= 3+*(_cword*)(s+1);
}
break;
case _CMSTRUCT:
/*----- Metastruktur 0 -----*/
if (*(_cmstruct*)OFF == CAPI_DEFAULT) {
*(cmsg->m+cmsg->l)='\0';
cmsg->l++;
jumpcstruct (cmsg);
}
/*----- Metastruktur wird composed -----*/
else {
unsigned _l = cmsg->l;
unsigned _ls;
cmsg->l++;
cmsg->p++;
PARS_2_MESSAGE (cmsg);
_ls = cmsg->l-_l-1;
if (_ls < 255)
(cmsg->m+_l)[0] = (_cbyte)_ls;
else {
structTLcpyovl (cmsg->m+_l+3, cmsg->m+_l+1, _ls);
(cmsg->m+_l)[0] = 0xff;
wordTLcpy (cmsg->m+_l+1, &_ls);
cmsg->l+=2;
}
}
break;
}
}
}
/*-------------------------------------------------------*/
unsigned capi_cmsg2message (_cmsg *cmsg, CAPI_MESSAGE msg)
{
cmsg->m = msg;
cmsg->l = 8;
cmsg->p = 0;
cmsg->par = cpars [command_2_index (cmsg->Command,cmsg->Subcommand)];
PARS_2_MESSAGE (cmsg);
wordTLcpy (msg+0, &cmsg->l);
byteTLcpy (cmsg->m+4, &cmsg->Command);
byteTLcpy (cmsg->m+5, &cmsg->Subcommand);
wordTLcpy (cmsg->m+2, &cmsg->ApplId);
wordTLcpy (cmsg->m+6, &cmsg->Messagenumber);
return 0;
}
/*-------------------------------------------------------*/
static void MESSAGE_2_PARS (_cmsg *cmsg) {
for (;TYP != _CEND; cmsg->p++) {
switch (TYP) {
case _CBYTE:
byteTRcpy (cmsg->m+cmsg->l, OFF);
cmsg->l++;
break;
case _CWORD:
wordTRcpy (cmsg->m+cmsg->l, OFF);
cmsg->l+=2;
break;
case _CDWORD:
dwordTRcpy (cmsg->m+cmsg->l, OFF);
cmsg->l+=4;
break;
case _CSTRUCT:
*(CAPI_MESSAGE *)OFF = cmsg->m+cmsg->l;
if (cmsg->m[cmsg->l] != 0xff)
cmsg->l+= 1+ cmsg->m[cmsg->l];
else
cmsg->l+= 3+ *(_cword *)(cmsg->m+cmsg->l+1);
break;
case _CMSTRUCT:
/*----- Metastruktur 0 -----*/
if (cmsg->m[cmsg->l] == '\0') {
*(_cmstruct*)OFF = CAPI_DEFAULT;
cmsg->l++;
jumpcstruct (cmsg);
}
else {
unsigned _l = cmsg->l;
*(_cmstruct*)OFF = CAPI_COMPOSE;
cmsg->l = (cmsg->m+_l)[0] == 255 ? cmsg->l+3 : cmsg->l+1;
cmsg->p++;
MESSAGE_2_PARS (cmsg);
}
break;
}
}
}
/*-------------------------------------------------------*/
unsigned capi_message2cmsg (_cmsg *cmsg, CAPI_MESSAGE msg)
{
memset (cmsg, 0, sizeof(_cmsg));
cmsg->m = msg;
cmsg->l = 8;
cmsg->p = 0;
byteTRcpy (cmsg->m+4, &cmsg->Command);
byteTRcpy (cmsg->m+5, &cmsg->Subcommand);
cmsg->par = cpars [command_2_index (cmsg->Command,cmsg->Subcommand)];
MESSAGE_2_PARS (cmsg);
wordTRcpy (msg+0, &cmsg->l);
wordTRcpy (cmsg->m+2, &cmsg->ApplId);
wordTRcpy (cmsg->m+6, &cmsg->Messagenumber);
return 0;
}
/*-------------------------------------------------------*/
unsigned capi_cmsg_answer (_cmsg *cmsg)
{
cmsg->Subcommand |= 0x01;
return 0;
}
/*-------------------------------------------------------*/
unsigned capi_cmsg_header (_cmsg *cmsg, _cword _ApplId,
_cbyte _Command, _cbyte _Subcommand,
_cword _Messagenumber, _cdword _Controller) {
memset (cmsg, 0, sizeof(_cmsg));
cmsg->ApplId = _ApplId ;
cmsg->Command = _Command ;
cmsg->Subcommand = _Subcommand ;
cmsg->Messagenumber = _Messagenumber;
cmsg->adr.adrController = _Controller ;
return 0;
}
/*-------------------------------------------------------*/
unsigned capi_put_cmsg (_cmsg *cmsg)
{
static unsigned char msg[2048];
capi_cmsg2message(cmsg, (CAPI_MESSAGE)msg);
return capi20_put_message((CAPI_MESSAGE)msg, cmsg->ApplId);
}
/*-------------------------------------------------------*/
unsigned capi_get_cmsg (_cmsg *cmsg, unsigned applid)
{
MESSAGE_EXCHANGE_ERROR rtn;
CAPI_MESSAGE msg;
rtn = capi20_get_message(applid, &msg);
if (rtn == 0x0000)
capi_message2cmsg(cmsg, msg);
return rtn;
}

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exit 0

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##
## $Id$
##
AUTOMAKE_OPTIONS = foreign
CLEANFILES = *~
MAINTAINERCLEANFILES = configure aclocal.m4 Makefile.in config.h.in \
stamp-h.in
INCLUDES = -I../capi20 $(all_includes)
CFLAGS = -Wall -O2
LDFLAGS = -L../capi20 $(all_libraries)
LDADD = -lcapi20
bin_PROGRAMS = capifax capifaxrcvd
common = c20msg.c capi.c connect.c contr.c data.c id.c init.c fax.c
capifax_SOURCES = $(common) capifax.c
capifaxrcvd_SOURCES = $(common) capifaxrcvd.c

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all:
@echo "Use make devel for development, make dist for distribution"
devel:
aclocal
autoheader
automake
autoconf
touch stamp-h.in
dist:
aclocal
autoheader
automake --foreign --include-deps
autoconf
touch stamp-h.in

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# Makefile.in generated automatically by automake 1.3 from Makefile.am
# Copyright (C) 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998 Free Software Foundation, Inc.
# This Makefile.in is free software; the Free Software Foundation
# gives unlimited permission to copy and/or distribute it,
# with or without modifications, as long as this notice is preserved.
# This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
# but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY, to the extent permitted by law; without
# even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A
# PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
SHELL = /bin/sh
srcdir = @srcdir@
top_srcdir = @top_srcdir@
VPATH = @srcdir@
prefix = @prefix@
exec_prefix = @exec_prefix@
bindir = @bindir@
sbindir = @sbindir@
libexecdir = @libexecdir@
datadir = @datadir@
sysconfdir = @sysconfdir@
sharedstatedir = @sharedstatedir@
localstatedir = @localstatedir@
libdir = @libdir@
infodir = @infodir@
mandir = @mandir@
includedir = @includedir@
oldincludedir = /usr/include
DISTDIR =
pkgdatadir = $(datadir)/@PACKAGE@
pkglibdir = $(libdir)/@PACKAGE@
pkgincludedir = $(includedir)/@PACKAGE@
top_builddir = .
ACLOCAL = @ACLOCAL@
AUTOCONF = @AUTOCONF@
AUTOMAKE = @AUTOMAKE@
AUTOHEADER = @AUTOHEADER@
INSTALL = @INSTALL@
INSTALL_PROGRAM = @INSTALL_PROGRAM@
INSTALL_DATA = @INSTALL_DATA@
INSTALL_SCRIPT = @INSTALL_SCRIPT@
transform = @program_transform_name@
NORMAL_INSTALL = :
PRE_INSTALL = :
POST_INSTALL = :
NORMAL_UNINSTALL = :
PRE_UNINSTALL = :
POST_UNINSTALL = :
CC = @CC@
CONFIG_KERNELDIR = @CONFIG_KERNELDIR@
CONFIG_MANDIR = @CONFIG_MANDIR@
CONFIG_SBINDIR = @CONFIG_SBINDIR@
DBMLIB = @DBMLIB@
I4LCONFDIR = @I4LCONFDIR@
I4LVERSION = @I4LVERSION@
INSTALL = @INSTALL@
MAKEINFO = @MAKEINFO@
MANDATE = @MANDATE@
PACKAGE = @PACKAGE@
VERSION = @VERSION@
AUTOMAKE_OPTIONS = foreign
CLEANFILES = *~
MAINTAINERCLEANFILES = configure aclocal.m4 Makefile.in config.h.in \
stamp-h.in
INCLUDES = -I../capi20 $(all_includes)
CFLAGS = -Wall -O2
LDFLAGS = -L../capi20 $(all_libraries)
LDADD = -lcapi20
bin_PROGRAMS = capifax capifaxrcvd
common = c20msg.c capi.c connect.c contr.c data.c id.c init.c fax.c
capifax_SOURCES = $(common) capifax.c
capifaxrcvd_SOURCES = $(common) capifaxrcvd.c
ACLOCAL_M4 = $(top_srcdir)/aclocal.m4
mkinstalldirs = $(SHELL) $(top_srcdir)/mkinstalldirs
CONFIG_HEADER = config.h
CONFIG_CLEAN_FILES =
PROGRAMS = $(bin_PROGRAMS)
DEFS = @DEFS@ -I. -I$(srcdir) -I.
CPPFLAGS = @CPPFLAGS@
LIBS = @LIBS@
capifax_OBJECTS = c20msg.o capi.o connect.o contr.o data.o id.o init.o \
fax.o capifax.o
capifax_LDADD = $(LDADD)
capifax_DEPENDENCIES =
capifax_LDFLAGS =
capifaxrcvd_OBJECTS = c20msg.o capi.o connect.o contr.o data.o id.o \
init.o fax.o capifaxrcvd.o
capifaxrcvd_LDADD = $(LDADD)
capifaxrcvd_DEPENDENCIES =
capifaxrcvd_LDFLAGS =
COMPILE = $(CC) $(DEFS) $(INCLUDES) $(CPPFLAGS) $(CFLAGS)
LINK = $(CC) $(CFLAGS) $(LDFLAGS) -o $@
DIST_COMMON = Makefile.am Makefile.in acconfig.h aclocal.m4 config.h.in \
configure configure.in install-sh missing mkinstalldirs stamp-h.in
DISTFILES = $(DIST_COMMON) $(SOURCES) $(HEADERS) $(TEXINFOS) $(EXTRA_DIST)
TAR = tar
GZIP = --best
SOURCES = $(capifax_SOURCES) $(capifaxrcvd_SOURCES)
OBJECTS = $(capifax_OBJECTS) $(capifaxrcvd_OBJECTS)
all: Makefile $(PROGRAMS) config.h
.SUFFIXES:
.SUFFIXES: .S .c .o .s
$(srcdir)/Makefile.in: Makefile.am $(top_srcdir)/configure.in $(ACLOCAL_M4)
cd $(top_srcdir) && $(AUTOMAKE) --foreign --include-deps Makefile
Makefile: $(srcdir)/Makefile.in $(top_builddir)/config.status
cd $(top_builddir) \
&& CONFIG_FILES=$@ CONFIG_HEADERS= $(SHELL) ./config.status
$(ACLOCAL_M4): configure.in
cd $(srcdir) && $(ACLOCAL)
config.status: $(srcdir)/configure
$(SHELL) ./config.status --recheck
$(srcdir)/configure: $(srcdir)/configure.in $(ACLOCAL_M4) $(CONFIGURE_DEPENDENCIES)
cd $(srcdir) && $(AUTOCONF)
config.h: stamp-h
@:
stamp-h: $(srcdir)/config.h.in $(top_builddir)/config.status
cd $(top_builddir) \
&& CONFIG_FILES= CONFIG_HEADERS=config.h \
$(SHELL) ./config.status
@echo timestamp > stamp-h
$(srcdir)/config.h.in: $(srcdir)/stamp-h.in
$(srcdir)/stamp-h.in: $(top_srcdir)/configure.in $(ACLOCAL_M4) acconfig.h
cd $(top_srcdir) && $(AUTOHEADER)
@echo timestamp > $(srcdir)/stamp-h.in
mostlyclean-hdr:
clean-hdr:
distclean-hdr:
-rm -f config.h
maintainer-clean-hdr:
mostlyclean-binPROGRAMS:
clean-binPROGRAMS:
-test -z "$(bin_PROGRAMS)" || rm -f $(bin_PROGRAMS)
distclean-binPROGRAMS:
maintainer-clean-binPROGRAMS:
install-binPROGRAMS: $(bin_PROGRAMS)
@$(NORMAL_INSTALL)
$(mkinstalldirs) $(DESTDIR)$(bindir)
@list='$(bin_PROGRAMS)'; for p in $$list; do \
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list='$(bin_PROGRAMS)'; for p in $$list; do \
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.c.o:
$(COMPILE) -c $<
.s.o:
$(COMPILE) -c $<
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$(COMPILE) -c $<
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-rm -f *.o core *.core
clean-compile:
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-rm -f *.tab.c
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capifax: $(capifax_OBJECTS) $(capifax_DEPENDENCIES)
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tags=; \
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awk ' { files[$$0] = 1; } \
END { for (i in files) print i; }'`; \
test -z "$(ETAGS_ARGS)config.h.in$$unique$(LISP)$$tags" \
|| (cd $(srcdir) && etags $(ETAGS_ARGS) $$tags config.h.in $$unique $(LISP) -o $$here/TAGS)
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-rm -rf $(distdir)
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#undef VERSION
#undef PACKAGE
#undef CONFIG_SBINDIR
#undef CONFIG_MANDIR

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dnl aclocal.m4 generated automatically by aclocal 1.3
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dnl gives unlimited permission to copy and/or distribute it,
dnl with or without modifications, as long as this notice is preserved.
dnl This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
dnl but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY, to the extent permitted by law; without
dnl even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A
dnl PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
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[AC_REQUIRE([AM_PROG_INSTALL])
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AC_SUBST(PACKAGE)
VERSION=[$2]
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if test "`cd $srcdir && pwd`" != "`pwd`" && test -f $srcdir/config.status; then
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fi
ifelse([$3],,
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)
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AC_OUTPUT_COMMANDS(changequote(<<,>>)dnl
ifelse(patsubst(<<$1>>, <<[^ ]>>, <<>>), <<>>,
<<test -z "<<$>>CONFIG_HEADERS" || echo timestamp > patsubst(<<$1>>, <<^\([^:]*/\)?.*>>, <<\1>>)stamp-h<<>>dnl>>,
<<am_indx=1
for am_file in <<$1>>; do
case " <<$>>CONFIG_HEADERS " in
*" <<$>>am_file "*<<)>>
echo timestamp > `echo <<$>>am_file | sed -e 's%:.*%%' -e 's%[^/]*$%%'`stamp-h$am_indx
;;
esac
am_indx=`expr "<<$>>am_indx" + 1`
done<<>>dnl>>)
changequote([,]))])

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/* $Id$
*
* This stuff is based heavily on AVM's CAPI-adk for linux.
*
* This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify * it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by * the Free Software Foundation; either version 2, or (at your option)
* any later version.
* * This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
* but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
* MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
* GNU General Public License for more details.
*
* You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
* along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software
* Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA.
*
* Decode_Info: Returns a string with an error description
* Note: infos with values of 0x00xx are only warnings and the corresponding
* messages have been processed.
* The description for all info values but 0x34xx is taken from the CAPI 2.0
* specification february 1994.
* The description for the 0x34xx values is taken from ETS 300 102-1/Q.931
*
* $Log$
*/
char *Decode_Info (unsigned int Info) {
switch (Info) {
/* informative values (corresponding message was processed) */
case 0x0001:
return "NCPI not supported by current protocol, NCPI ignored";
case 0x0002:
return "Flags not supported by current protocol, flags ignored";
case 0x0003:
return "Alert already sent by another application";
/* error information concerning CAPI_REGISTER */
case 0x1001:
return "Too many applications";
case 0x1002:
return "Logical block size to small, must be at least 128 Bytes";
case 0x1003:
return "Buffer exceeds 64 kByte";
case 0x1004:
return "Message buffer size too small, must be at least 1024 Bytes";
case 0x1005:
return "Max. number of logical connections not supported";
case 0x1006:
return "Reserved";
case 0x1007:
return "The message could not be accepted because of an internal busy condition";
case 0x1008:
return "OS resource error (no memory ?)";
case 0x1009:
return "CAPI not installed";
case 0x100A:
return "Controller does not support external equipment";
case 0x100B:
return "Controller does only support external equipment";
/* error information concerning message exchange functions */
case 0x1101:
return "Illegal application number";
case 0x1102:
return "Illegal command or subcommand or message length less than 12 bytes";
case 0x1103:
return "The message could not be accepted because of a queue full condition !! The error code does not imply that CAPI cannot receive messages directed to another controller, PLCI or NCCI";
case 0x1104:
return "Queue is empty";
case 0x1105:
return "Queue overflow, a message was lost !! This indicates a configuration error. The only recovery from this error is to perform a CAPI_RELEASE";
case 0x1106:
return "Unknown notification parameter";
case 0x1107:
return "The Message could not be accepted because of an internal busy condition";
case 0x1108:
return "OS Resource error (no memory ?)";
case 0x1109:
return "CAPI not installed";
case 0x110A:
return "Controller does not support external equipment";
case 0x110B:
return "Controller does only support external equipment";
/* error information concerning resource / coding problems */
case 0x2001:
return "Message not supported in current state";
case 0x2002:
return "Illegal Controller / PLCI / NCCI";
case 0x2003:
return "Out of PLCIs";
case 0x2004:
return "Out of NCCIs";
case 0x2005:
return "Out of LISTEN requests";
case 0x2006:
return "Out of FAX resources (protocol T.30)";
case 0x2007:
return "Illegal message parameter coding";
/* error information concerning requested services */
case 0x3001:
return "B1 protocol not supported";
case 0x3002:
return "B2 protocol not supported";
case 0x3003:
return "B3 protocol not supported";
case 0x3004:
return "B1 protocol parameter not supported";
case 0x3005:
return "B2 protocol parameter not supported";
case 0x3006:
return "B3 protocol parameter not supported";
case 0x3007:
return "B protocol combination not supported";
case 0x3008:
return "NCPI not supported";
case 0x3009:
return "CIP Value unknown";
case 0x300A:
return "Flags not supported (reserved bits)";
case 0x300B:
return "Facility not supported";
case 0x300C:
return "Data length not supported by current protocol";
case 0x300D:
return "Reset procedure not supported by current protocol";
/* informations about the clearing of a physical connection */
case 0x3301:
return "Protocol error layer 1 (broken line or B-channel removed by signalling protocol)";
case 0x3302:
return "Protocol error layer 2";
case 0x3303:
return "Protocol error layer 3";
case 0x3304:
return "Another application got that call";
/* T.30 specific reasons */
case 0x3311:
return "Connecting not successful (remote station is no FAX G3 machine)";
case 0x3312:
return "Connecting not successful (training error)";
case 0x3313:
return "Disconnected before transfer (remote station does not support transfer mode, e.g. resolution)";
case 0x3314:
return "Disconnected during transfer (remote abort)";
case 0x3315:
return "Disconnected during transfer (remote procedure error, e.g. unsuccessful repetition of T.30 commands)";
case 0x3316:
return "Disconnected during transfer (local tx data underrun)";
case 0x3317:
return "Disconnected during transfer (local rx data overflow)";
case 0x3318:
return "Disconnected during transfer (local abort)";
case 0x3319:
return "Illegal parameter coding (e.g. SFF coding error)";
/* disconnect causes from the network according to ETS 300 102-1/Q.931 */
case 0x3481:
return "Unallocated (unassigned) number";
case 0x3482:
return "No route to specified transit network";
case 0x3483:
return "No route to destination";
case 0x3486:
return "Channel unacceptable";
case 0x3487:
return "Call awarded and being delivered in an established channel";
case 0x3490:
return "Normal call clearing";
case 0x3491:
return "User busy";
case 0x3492:
return "No user responding";
case 0x3493:
return "No answer from user (user alerted)";
case 0x3495:
return "Call rejected";
case 0x3496:
return "Number changed";
case 0x349A:
return "Non-selected user clearing";
case 0x349B:
return "Destination out of order";
case 0x349C:
return "Invalid number format";
case 0x349D:
return "Facility rejected";
case 0x349E:
return "Response to STATUS ENQUIRY";
case 0x349F:
return "Normal, unspecified";
case 0x34A2:
return "No circuit / channel available";
case 0x34A6:
return "Network out of order";
case 0x34A9:
return "Temporary failure";
case 0x34AA:
return "Switching equipment congestion";
case 0x34AB:
return "Access information discarded";
case 0x34AC:
return "Requested circuit / channel not available";
case 0x34AF:
return "Resources unavailable, unspecified";
case 0x34B1:
return "Quality of service unavailable";
case 0x34B2:
return "Requested facility not subscribed";
case 0x34B9:
return "Bearer capability not authorized";
case 0x34BA:
return "Bearer capability not presently available";
case 0x34BF:
return "Service or option not available, unspecified";
case 0x34C1:
return "Bearer capability not implemented";
case 0x34C2:
return "Channel type not implemented";
case 0x34C5:
return "Requested facility not implemented";
case 0x34C6:
return "Only restricted digital information bearer capability is available";
case 0x34CF:
return "Service or option not implemented, unspecified";
case 0x34D1:
return "Invalid call reference value";
case 0x34D2:
return "Identified channel does not exist";
case 0x34D3:
return "A suspended call exists, but this call identity does not";
case 0x34D4:
return "Call identity in use";
case 0x34D5:
return "No call suspended";
case 0x34D6:
return "Call having the requested call identity has been cleared";
case 0x34D8:
return "Incompatible destination";
case 0x34DB:
return "Invalid transit network selection";
case 0x34DF:
return "Invalid message, unspecified";
case 0x34E0:
return "Mandatory information element is missing";
case 0x34E1:
return "Message type non-existent or not implemented";
case 0x34E2:
return "Message not compatible with call state or message type non-existent or not implemented";
case 0x34E3:
return "Information element non-existent or not implemented";
case 0x34E4:
return "Invalid information element contents";
case 0x34E5:
return "Message not compatible with call state";
case 0x34E6:
return "Recovery on timer expiry";
case 0x34EF:
return "Protocol error, unspecified";
case 0x34FF:
return "Interworking, unspecified";
default:
return "No additional information";
}
}
/*
* Decode_Command: Returns a textstring with the CAPI-commandname
*/
char *Decode_Command (unsigned char Command) {
switch (Command) {
case 0x01:
return "ALERT";
case 0x02:
return "CONNECT";
case 0x03:
return "CONNECT_ACTIVE";
case 0x04:
return "DISCONNECT";
case 0x05:
return "LISTEN";
case 0x08:
return "INFO";
case 0x41:
return "SELECT_B_PROTOCOL";
case 0x80:
return "FACILITY";
case 0x82:
return "CONNECT_B3";
case 0x83:
return "CONNECT_B3_ACTIVE";
case 0x84:
return "DISCONNECT_B3";
case 0x86:
return "DATA_B3";
case 0x87:
return "RESET_B3";
case 0x88:
return "CONNECT_B3_T90_ACTIVE";
case 0xff:
return "MANUFACTURER";
}
return "Error: Command undefined in function Decode_Command";
}
/*
* Decode_Sub: Returns a textstring with the CAPI-subcommandname
*/
char *Decode_Sub (unsigned char Sub) {
switch (Sub) {
case 0x80:
/* Request */
return "REQ";
case 0x81:
/* Confirmation */
return "CONF";
case 0x82:
/* Indication */
return "IND";
case 0x83:
/* Response */
return "RESP";
}
return "Error: Subcommand undefined in function Decode_Sub";
}

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/* $Id$
*
* This stuff is based heavily on AVM's CAPI-adk for linux.
*
* This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify * it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by * the Free Software Foundation; either version 2, or (at your option)
* any later version.
* * This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
* but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
* MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
* GNU General Public License for more details.
*
* You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
* along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software
* Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA.
*
* Decode_Info: Returns a string with an error description
* Note: infos with values of 0x00xx are only warnings and the corresponding
* messages have been processed.
* The description for all info values but 0x34xx is taken from the CAPI 2.0
* specification february 1994.
* The description for the 0x34xx values is taken from ETS 300 102-1/Q.931
*
* $Log$
*/
#ifndef _c20msg_h_
#define _c20msg_h_
char *Decode_Info(unsigned int Info);
/*
* Decode_Command: Returns a textstring with the CAPI-commandname
*/
char *Decode_Command(unsigned char Command);
/*
* Decode_Sub: Returns a textstring with the CAPI-subcommandname
*/
char *Decode_Sub (unsigned char Sub);
#endif /* _c20msg_h_ */

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/* $Id$
*
* Implementation of CAPI state machine
*
* Based heavily on
* CAPI.C Version 1.1 by AVM
*
* This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify * it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by * the Free Software Foundation; either version 2, or (at your option)
* any later version.
* * This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
* but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
* MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
* GNU General Public License for more details.
*
* You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
* along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software
* Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA.
*
* $Log$
*/
#include <stdio.h>
#include <sys/time.h>
#include <linux/capi.h>
#include <capi20.h>
#include "connect.h"
#include "data.h"
#include "init.h"
#include "capi.h"
#include "id.h"
#define zNCPI (_cstruct)NULL
static _cmsg CMESSAGE;
static _cmsg *CMSG = &CMESSAGE; /* used in all requests and responses */
/*
* SetState: Set the state internal and informs the user
*/
static void ChangeState (ConnectionID Con, ConnectionState State) {
SetState (Con, State);
/* signal the status change to the user */
StateChange (Con, State);
}
/*
* Handle_Indication: CAPI logic for all indications
*/
void Handle_Indication(void) {
ConnectionID Connection;
switch (CMSG->Command) {
case CAPI_CONNECT:
Connection = GetConnectionByPLCI (CONNECT_IND_PLCI(CMSG));
if (Connection == INVALID_CONNECTION_ID) {
/* incoming call */
Connection = AllocConnection();
if (Connection == INVALID_CONNECTION_ID) {
/* error no internal resources, reject call */
CONNECT_RESP(CMSG, Appl_Id, CMSG->Messagenumber,
CONNECT_IND_PLCI(CMSG), REJECT,
0, 0, 0, NULL, NULL, NULL,
NULL, NULL, NULL,
NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL);
return;
}
SetConnectionPLCI(Connection, CONNECT_IND_PLCI(CMSG));
}
SetCallingPartyNumberStruct (Connection, CONNECT_IND_CALLINGPARTYNUMBER(CMSG));
SetCalledPartyNumberStruct (Connection, CONNECT_IND_CALLEDPARTYNUMBER(CMSG));
/* The ALERT_REQuest tells the caller that someone is listening
* for incoming calls on the line. A new timeout of 2 minutes is set
* Without the ALERT_REQuest a disconnect would be sent after
* 4 seconds with the cause "no user responding" on the caller side
* (Assumed that no CONNECT_RESPonse is sent in this time)
* of the application
*/
ALERT_REQ (CMSG, Appl_Id, 0, CONNECT_IND_PLCI(CMSG),
NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL);
/* inform the user application */
SetState(Connection, D_ConnectPending);
IncomingCall(Connection, GetCallingPartyNumber (Connection));
ChangeState(Connection, D_ConnectPending);
/* signal incoming call to the user */
return;
case CAPI_CONNECT_ACTIVE:
Connection = GetConnectionByPLCI (CONNECT_ACTIVE_IND_PLCI(CMSG));
CONNECT_ACTIVE_RESP(CMSG, Appl_Id, CMSG->Messagenumber, CONNECT_ACTIVE_IND_PLCI(CMSG));
ChangeState(Connection, D_Connected);
if (GetConnectionInitiator (Connection))
CONNECT_B3_REQ(CMSG, Appl_Id, 0, CONNECT_ACTIVE_IND_PLCI(CMSG), zNCPI);
return;
case CAPI_CONNECT_B3:
Connection = GetConnectionByPLCI(CONNECT_B3_IND_NCCI(CMSG) & 0x0000FFFF);
SetConnectionNCCI(Connection, CONNECT_B3_IND_NCCI(CMSG));
CONNECT_B3_RESP(CMSG, Appl_Id, CMSG->Messagenumber, CONNECT_B3_IND_NCCI(CMSG), 0, zNCPI);
ChangeState(Connection, B_ConnectPending);
return;
case CAPI_CONNECT_B3_ACTIVE:
Connection = GetConnectionByNCCI(CONNECT_B3_ACTIVE_IND_NCCI(CMSG));
SetConnectionInitiator(Connection, FALSE);
CONNECT_B3_ACTIVE_RESP(CMSG, Appl_Id, CMSG->Messagenumber, CONNECT_B3_ACTIVE_IND_NCCI(CMSG));
ChangeState(Connection, Connected);
return;
case CAPI_DISCONNECT_B3:
Connection = GetConnectionByNCCI(DISCONNECT_B3_IND_NCCI(CMSG));
SetFaxNCPI(Connection, (faxNCPI_t *)DISCONNECT_B3_IND_NCPI(CMSG));
SetB3Reason(Connection, DISCONNECT_B3_IND_REASON_B3(CMSG));
SetConnectionNCCI (Connection, INVAL_NCCI);
DISCONNECT_B3_RESP(CMSG, Appl_Id, CMSG->Messagenumber, DISCONNECT_B3_IND_NCCI(CMSG));
ChangeState(Connection, D_Connected);
if (GetConnectionInitiator(Connection))
DISCONNECT_REQ(CMSG, Appl_Id, 0, GetConnectionPLCI(Connection), NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL);
return;
case CAPI_DISCONNECT:
Connection = GetConnectionByPLCI(DISCONNECT_IND_PLCI(CMSG));
SetReason(Connection, DISCONNECT_IND_REASON(CMSG));
DISCONNECT_RESP(CMSG, Appl_Id, CMSG->Messagenumber, DISCONNECT_IND_PLCI(CMSG));
if (Connection != INVALID_CONNECTION_ID) {
ChangeState(Connection, Disconnected);
FreeConnection(Connection);
}
return;
case CAPI_DATA_B3:
Connection = GetConnectionByNCCI(DATA_B3_IND_NCCI(CMSG));
if (CMSG->DataLength > 0) {
int DiscardData = TRUE;
DataAvailable(Connection,
(void *)DATA_B3_IND_DATA(CMSG),
DATA_B3_IND_DATALENGTH(CMSG),
DATA_B3_IND_DATAHANDLE(CMSG),
&DiscardData);
if (DiscardData)
/* let CAPI free the data area immediately */
DATA_B3_RESP(CMSG, Appl_Id, CMSG->Messagenumber,
DATA_B3_IND_NCCI(CMSG), DATA_B3_IND_DATAHANDLE(CMSG));
}
return;
case CAPI_INFO:
INFO_RESP(CMSG, Appl_Id, CMSG->Messagenumber, INFO_IND_PLCI(CMSG));
return;
default:
fprintf(stderr, "Handle_Indication: Unsupported Indication 0x%02x.\n", CMSG->Command);
return;
}
}
/*
* Handle_Confirmation: CAPI logic for all confirmations
*/
static void Handle_Confirmation(void) {
ConnectionID Connection;
if (CMSG->Info > 0x00FF) {
/* Info's with value 0x00xx are only
* warnings, the corresponding requests
* have been processed
*/
fprintf(stderr, "Handle_Confirmation: Info value 0x%x indicates error.\n", CMSG->Info);
switch (CMSG->Command) {
case CAPI_CONNECT:
Connection = CMSG->Messagenumber;
ChangeState (Connection, D_ConnectPending);
ChangeState (Connection, Disconnected);
FreeConnection(Connection);
break;
case CAPI_DATA_B3:
/* return the error value */
Connection = GetConnectionByNCCI(DATA_B3_CONF_NCCI(CMSG));
DataConf(Connection, DATA_B3_CONF_DATAHANDLE(CMSG),
DATA_B3_CONF_INFO(CMSG));
break;
case CAPI_CONNECT_B3:
/* disconnect line */
Connection = GetConnectionByPLCI(CONNECT_B3_CONF_NCCI(CMSG) & 0x0000FFFF);
if (Connection == INVALID_CONNECTION_ID)
fprintf(stderr, "Handle_Confirmation: invalid PLCI in CONNECT_B3_CONF.\n");
else
DISCONNECT_REQ(CMSG, Appl_Id, 0, GetConnectionPLCI(Connection),
NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL);
break;
case CAPI_DISCONNECT:
Connection = GetConnectionByPLCI(DISCONNECT_CONF_PLCI(CMSG));
if (Connection == INVALID_CONNECTION_ID)
fprintf(stderr, "Handle_Confirmation: invalid PLCI in DISCONNECT_CONF.\n");
break;
case CAPI_DISCONNECT_B3:
Connection = GetConnectionByNCCI(DISCONNECT_B3_CONF_NCCI(CMSG));
if (Connection == INVALID_CONNECTION_ID)
fprintf(stderr, "Handle_Confirmation: invalid NCCI in DISCONNECT_B3_CONF.\n");
break;
case CAPI_LISTEN:
fprintf(stderr, "Handle_Confirmation: Info != 0 in LISTEN_CONF.\n");
break;
case CAPI_INFO:
fprintf(stderr, "Handle_Confirmation: Info != 0 in INFO_CONF.\n");
break;
case CAPI_ALERT:
fprintf(stderr, "Handle_Confirmation: Info != 0 in ALERT_CONF.\n");
break;
}
} else {
/* no error */
switch (CMSG->Command) {
case CAPI_CONNECT:
Connection = CMSG->Messagenumber;
SetConnectionPLCI(Connection, CONNECT_CONF_PLCI(CMSG));
SetConnectionInitiator(Connection, TRUE);
ChangeState(Connection, D_ConnectPending);
return;
case CAPI_CONNECT_B3:
Connection = GetConnectionByPLCI(CONNECT_B3_CONF_NCCI(CMSG) & 0x0000FFFF);
SetConnectionNCCI(Connection, CONNECT_B3_CONF_NCCI(CMSG));
ChangeState(Connection, B_ConnectPending);
return;
case CAPI_DISCONNECT:
Connection = GetConnectionByPLCI(DISCONNECT_CONF_PLCI(CMSG));
if (Connection != INVALID_CONNECTION_ID)
ChangeState(Connection, D_DisconnectPending);
return;
case CAPI_DISCONNECT_B3:
Connection = GetConnectionByNCCI(DISCONNECT_B3_CONF_NCCI(CMSG));
SetConnectionInitiator(Connection, TRUE);
ChangeState(Connection, B_DisconnectPending);
return;
case CAPI_DATA_B3:
Connection = GetConnectionByNCCI(DATA_B3_CONF_NCCI(CMSG));
DataConf(Connection, DATA_B3_CONF_DATAHANDLE(CMSG),
DATA_B3_CONF_INFO(CMSG));
return;
case CAPI_LISTEN:
case CAPI_INFO:
case CAPI_ALERT:
return;
default:
fprintf(stderr, "Handle_Confirmation: Invalid Command 0x%02x.\n", CMSG->Command);
return;
}
}
}
/*
* Handle_CAPI_Msg: the main routine, checks for messages and handles them
*/
void Handle_CAPI_Msg(void) {
MESSAGE_EXCHANGE_ERROR Info;
struct timeval tv;
tv.tv_sec = 1;
tv.tv_usec = 0;
CAPI20_WaitforMessage(Appl_Id, &tv); /* This does a select() */
switch (Info = CAPI_GET_CMSG(CMSG, Appl_Id)) {
case 0x0000:
/* a message has been read */
switch (CMSG->Subcommand) {
case CAPI_CONF:
Handle_Confirmation();
break;
case CAPI_IND:
Handle_Indication();
break;
default:
/* neither indication nor confirmation ???? */
fprintf(stderr, "Handle_CAPI_Msg: Unknown subcommand 0x%02x.\n", CMSG->Subcommand);
return;
}
break;
case 0x1104:
/* messagequeue is empty */
return;
default:
fprintf(stderr, "Handle_CAPI_Msg: CAPI_GET_CMSG returns Info != 0.\n");
return;
}
}

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/* $Id$
*
* This stuff is based heavily on AVM's CAPI-adk for linux.
*
* This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify * it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by * the Free Software Foundation; either version 2, or (at your option)
* any later version.
* * This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
* but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
* MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
* GNU General Public License for more details.
*
* You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
* along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software
* Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA.
*
* $Log$
*/
#ifndef _capi_h_
#define _capi_h_
extern void Handle_CAPI_Msg(void);
#endif /* _capi_h_ */

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/* $Id$
*
* A FAX send application for CAPI.
* This stuff is based heavily on AVM's CAPI-adk for linux.
*
* This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify * it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by * the Free Software Foundation; either version 2, or (at your option)
* any later version.
* * This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
* but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
* MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
* GNU General Public License for more details.
*
* You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
* along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software
* Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA.
*
* $Log$
*/
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <signal.h>
#include <assert.h>
#include <errno.h>
#include <unistd.h>
#include <linux/capi.h>
#include <capi20.h>
#include "c20msg.h"
#include "capi.h"
#include "connect.h"
#include "contr.h"
#include "data.h"
#include "id.h"
#include "init.h"
#include "fax.h"
extern char *stationID;
extern char *headLine;
static char *CallingPartyNumber = NULL;
static char *CalledPartyNumber = NULL;
static ConnectionID Slot;
#define B1PROTOCOL 4
#define B2PROTOCOL 4
#define B3PROTOCOL 4
#define QueueSize 8
typedef struct __DataElement {
char DATA[SendBlockSize];
unsigned short DATA_LENGTH;
unsigned SENT;
} _DataElement;
typedef struct __DataQueue {
_DataElement Element[QueueSize];
unsigned Head;
unsigned Tail;
unsigned Fill;
} _DataQueue;
_DataQueue Queue;
static unsigned FileTransfer = FALSE; /* signals if transfer is in progress */
static int verbose;
static int reason;
static int reason_b3;
/*--------------------------------------------------------------------------*\
* MainDataConf: signals the successful sending of a datablock
* This function is called after receiving a DATA_B3_CONFirmation. CAPI signals
* that the datablock identified by DataHandle has been sent and the memory
* area may be freed. The DataHandle is the same as specified in SendBlock.
\*--------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
void MainDataConf(ConnectionID Connection,
unsigned short DataHandle,
unsigned short Info) {
assert (Connection != INVALID_CONNECTION_ID);
if (Info != 0)
return;
if (FileTransfer) {
assert (DataHandle == (unsigned short)Queue.Tail);
Queue.Element[Queue.Tail].SENT = FALSE;
if (++Queue.Tail >= QueueSize)
Queue.Tail = 0;
Queue.Fill--;
}
}
/*--------------------------------------------------------------------------*\
* MainStateChange: signals a state change on both B-channels (connected,
* disconnected). Whenever a channel changes his state this function is called
\*--------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
void MainStateChange(ConnectionID Connection, ConnectionState State) {
faxNCPI_t *faxNCPI;
assert (Connection != INVALID_CONNECTION_ID);
if (State == Disconnected) {
unsigned short r3 = GetB3Reason(Connection);
unsigned short r = GetReason(Connection);
Slot = INVALID_CONNECTION_ID;
reason_b3 = r3;
reason = r;
if (!verbose)
return;
printf("Disconnected.\n");
printf(" Reason : %04x %s\n", r, Decode_Info(r));
printf(" Reason-B3 : %04x %s\n", r3, Decode_Info(r3));
if ((faxNCPI = GetFaxNCPI(Connection))) {
printf(" Remote Station ID : %s\n", faxNCPI->id);
printf(" Transfer-Rate : %d bps\n", faxNCPI->rate);
printf(" Resolution : %s\n", faxNCPI->resolution ? "high" : "low");
printf(" Number of Pages : %d\n", faxNCPI->pages);
}
}
}
/*--------------------------------------------------------------------------*\
* Disconnect_h: high level Disconnect
\*--------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
unsigned Disconnect_h(ConnectionID Connection) {
ConnectionState State;
if (Connection == INVALID_CONNECTION_ID) {
fprintf(stderr, "Disconnect_h: ConnectionID is invalid\n");
return 0xFFFF;
}
State = GetState(Connection);
if ((State == Disconnected) || (State == D_DisconnectPending))
return 0xFFFF;
return Disconnect(Connection);
}
void InitQueue(void) {
unsigned x;
for (x=0; x<QueueSize; x++)
Queue.Element[x].SENT = FALSE;
Queue.Head = 0;
Queue.Tail = 0;
Queue.Fill = 0;
}
void TransferData() {
MESSAGE_EXCHANGE_ERROR error;
unsigned t;
if (Queue.Fill > 0) {
t = Queue.Tail;
do {
if (Queue.Element[t].SENT == FALSE) {
error = SendData(0,
(void *)Queue.Element[t].DATA,
Queue.Element[t].DATA_LENGTH,
(unsigned short)t);
if (error != 0) {
fprintf(stderr, "Error during transfer: 0x%04X !!!\n",error);
break;
}
Queue.Element[t].SENT = TRUE;
}
if (++t >= QueueSize)
t = 0;
} while (t != Queue.Head);
}
}
unsigned SendFax(char *name) {
int first;
char mbuf[4];
unsigned count;
B3_PROTO_FAXG3 B3conf;
FILE *f;
first = 1;
reason = reason_b3 = 0;
if (!strcmp(name, "-"))
f = stdin;
else
f = fopen(name, "rb");
if (!f) {
perror(name);
exit(errno);
}
fread(mbuf, 4, 1, f);
InitQueue();
SetupB3Config(&B3conf,
(strncmp(mbuf, "Sfff", 4)) ? FAX_ASCII_FORMAT:FAX_SFF_FORMAT);
if (Slot != INVALID_CONNECTION_ID) {
fprintf(stderr, "Connection is already in use\n");
fclose(f);
return 0xFFFF;
}
Connect(&Slot, CalledPartyNumber, CallingPartyNumber, SPEECH,
B1PROTOCOL, B2PROTOCOL, B3PROTOCOL, (unsigned char *)&B3conf);
do {
Handle_CAPI_Msg();
if (Slot == INVALID_CONNECTION_ID) {
fclose(f);
return 2;
}
} while (GetState(Slot) != Connected);
FileTransfer = TRUE;
while (!feof(f)) {
if (Queue.Fill < 7) {
/* max. 7 outstanding blocks supported by CAPI */
if (first) {
memcpy(&(Queue.Element[Queue.Head].DATA[0]), mbuf, 4);
count = fread(&(Queue.Element[Queue.Head].DATA[4]), 1,
SendBlockSize - 4, f);
} else
count = fread(&(Queue.Element[Queue.Head].DATA[0]), 1,
SendBlockSize, f);
if (count > 0) {
if (first)
count += 4;
Queue.Element[Queue.Head].DATA_LENGTH = (unsigned short)count;
if (++Queue.Head >= QueueSize)
Queue.Head = 0;
Queue.Fill++;
}
first = 0;
}
if (GetState(Slot) != Connected)
break;
TransferData();
Handle_CAPI_Msg();
}
Disconnect_h(Slot);
while ((Slot != INVALID_CONNECTION_ID) &&
(GetState(Slot) != Disconnected))
Handle_CAPI_Msg();
FileTransfer = FALSE;
fclose(f);
switch (reason) {
case 0x3490: /* Normal call clearing */
case 0x349f: /* Normal, unspecified */
return reason_b3;
default:
return reason;
}
return 0;
}
void usage(void) {
fprintf(stderr, "usage: capifax [-v] [-i stationID] [-h header] [-c callerNumber] phone file\n");
exit(1);
}
int main(int argc, char **argv) {
int numController;
int BChannels, Contr;
int c;
int ret;
verbose = 0;
while ((c = getopt(argc, argv, "vc:i:h:")) != EOF) {
switch (c) {
case 'v':
verbose++;
break;
case 'c':
CallingPartyNumber = strdup(optarg);
break;
case 'i':
stationID = strdup(optarg);
break;
case 'h':
headLine = strdup(optarg);
break;
case '?':
usage();
}
}
if (argc < optind + 2)
usage();
CalledPartyNumber = argv[optind++];
Slot = INVALID_CONNECTION_ID;
MainDataConf_p = MainDataConf;
MainStateChange_p = MainStateChange;
if (!RegisterCAPI())
return -1;
atexit (ReleaseCAPI);
InitConnectionIDHandling();
if (!(numController = GetNumController())) {
fprintf(stderr, "No CAPI controllers available\n");
return -2;
}
BChannels = 0;
for (Contr=1; Contr<=numController; Contr++)
BChannels += GetNumOfSupportedBChannels(Contr);
if (!BChannels) {
fprintf(stderr, "No B-Channels available\n");
return -3;
}
ret = SendFax(argv[optind]);
if ((Slot != INVALID_CONNECTION_ID) &&
(GetState(Slot) != Disconnected) &&
(GetState(Slot) != D_DisconnectPending))
Disconnect(Slot);
return ret;
}

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/* $Id$
*
* A FAX receive daemon for CAPI.
* This stuff is based heavily on AVM's CAPI-adk for linux.
*
* This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify * it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by * the Free Software Foundation; either version 2, or (at your option)
* any later version.
* * This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
* but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
* MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
* GNU General Public License for more details.
*
* You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
* along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software
* Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA.
*
* $Log$
*/
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <signal.h>
#include <assert.h>
#include <errno.h>
#include <unistd.h>
#include <syslog.h>
#include <sys/types.h>
#include <sys/stat.h>
#include <linux/capi.h>
#include <capi20.h>
#include "c20msg.h"
#include "capi.h"
#include "connect.h"
#include "contr.h"
#include "data.h"
#include "id.h"
#include "init.h"
#include "fax.h"
extern char *stationID;
extern char *headLine;
static char *CalledPartyNumber = NULL;
static char *RcvDir = NULL;
static char *notifyCmd = NULL;
static char RcvName[1024];
static ConnectionID Slot;
#define B1PROTOCOL 4
#define B2PROTOCOL 4
#define B3PROTOCOL 4
#define QueueSize 8
typedef struct __DataElement {
char DATA[SendBlockSize];
unsigned short DATA_LENGTH;
unsigned SENT;
} _DataElement;
typedef struct __DataQueue {
_DataElement Element[QueueSize];
unsigned Head;
unsigned Tail;
unsigned Fill;
} _DataQueue;
_DataQueue Queue;
static unsigned FileReceive = FALSE; /* signals if transfer is in progress */
static FILE *f;
static int reason;
static int reason_b3;
static int rres;
static int rpages;
static char rid[50];
/*
* MainDataAvailable: signals received data blocks
* This function is called after a DATA_B3_INDication is received. The flag
* DiscardData tells CAPI to free the memora area directly after the return
* of this function when set to TRUE (1) which is the preset. When the flag
* is set to FALSE (0) the data area MUST be freed later with ReleaseData.
* The datahandle identifies the memory area. When reaching 7 unconfirmed
* blocks, no more incoming data will be signaled until freeing at least
* one block.
*/
static void MainDataAvailable(ConnectionID Connection, void *Data, unsigned short DataLength,
unsigned short DataHandle, int *DiscardData) {
assert (Connection != INVALID_CONNECTION_ID);
if ((FileReceive) && (f != NULL))
fwrite(Data, 1, DataLength, f);
*DiscardData = TRUE;
}
/*
* MainStateChange: signals a state change on both B-channels (connected,
* disconnected). Whenever a channel changes his state this function is called
*/
static void MainStateChange(ConnectionID Connection, ConnectionState State) {
faxNCPI_t *faxNCPI;
assert (Connection != INVALID_CONNECTION_ID);
if (State == Disconnected) {
unsigned short r3 = GetB3Reason(Connection);
unsigned short r = GetReason(Connection);
Slot = INVALID_CONNECTION_ID;
reason = r;
reason_b3 = r3;
#if 0
printf("Disconnected.\n");
printf(" Reason : %04x %s\n", r, Decode_Info(r));
printf(" Reason-B3 : %04x %s\n", r3, Decode_Info(r3));
#endif
if ((faxNCPI = GetFaxNCPI(Connection))) {
strcpy(rid, faxNCPI->id);
rres = faxNCPI->resolution;
rpages = faxNCPI->pages;
#if 0
printf(" Remote Station ID : %s\n", faxNCPI->id);
printf(" Transfer-Rate : %d bps\n", faxNCPI->rate);
printf(" Resolution : %s\n", faxNCPI->resolution ? "high" : "low");
printf(" Number of Pages : %d\n", faxNCPI->pages);
#endif
}
}
}
/*
* MainIncomingCall: signals an incoming call
* This function will be executed if a CONNECT_INDication appears to
* inform the user.
*/
static void MainIncomingCall(ConnectionID Connection, char *CallingPartyNumber) {
B3_PROTO_FAXG3 B3conf;
assert (Connection != INVALID_CONNECTION_ID);
syslog(LOG_INFO, "Incoming Call from %s\n", CallingPartyNumber);
SetupB3Config(&B3conf, FAX_SFF_FORMAT);
if (CalledPartyNumber && strlen(CalledPartyNumber)) {
syslog(LOG_INFO, "Called #: %s\n", GetCalledPartyNumber(Connection));
if (strcmp(GetCalledPartyNumber(Connection), CalledPartyNumber)) {
AnswerCall(Connection, IGNORE, 4, 4, 4, (_cstruct)&B3conf);
syslog(LOG_INFO, "Call from %s ignored\n", CallingPartyNumber);
return;
}
}
if (Slot == INVALID_CONNECTION_ID) {
Slot = Connection;
sprintf(RcvName, "rc-%s-%08lx", CallingPartyNumber, time(NULL));
f = fopen(RcvName, "wb");
if (f != NULL) {
FileReceive = TRUE;
syslog(LOG_INFO, "Call from %s accepted\n", CallingPartyNumber);
AnswerCall(Connection, ACCEPT, 4, 4, 4, (_cstruct)&B3conf);
chmod(RcvName, 0600);
return;
}
}
AnswerCall(Connection, REJECT, 4, 4, 4, (_cstruct)&B3conf);
syslog(LOG_INFO, "Call from %s rejected\n", CallingPartyNumber);
}
void InitQueue(void) {
unsigned x;
for (x=0; x<QueueSize; x++)
Queue.Element[x].SENT = FALSE;
Queue.Head = 0;
Queue.Tail = 0;
Queue.Fill = 0;
}
unsigned ReceiveFax() {
int gotdata;
int ret = 0;
reason = reason_b3 = rpages = rres = 0;
rid[0] = '\0';
syslog(LOG_INFO, "Start listening\n");
InitQueue();
Listen(0x1FFF03FF);
while (Slot == INVALID_CONNECTION_ID)
Handle_CAPI_Msg();
while (Slot != INVALID_CONNECTION_ID)
Handle_CAPI_Msg();
FileReceive = FALSE;
gotdata = (ftell(f) != 0L);
fclose(f);
switch (reason) {
case 0:
case 0x3490: /* Normal call clearing */
case 0x349f: /* Normal, unspecified */
ret = reason_b3;
break;
default:
ret = reason;
}
if (gotdata && (!ret) && rpages) {
/* Rename fax to reflect resolution, pages and remote-id */
int i;
int l;
char newname[1024];
sprintf(newname, "f%c%03d%08lx", (rres)?'f':'n', rpages,
time(NULL));
l = strlen(newname);
for (i=0; rid[i]; i++) {
switch(rid[i]) {
case ' ':
newname[l++] = '_';
break;
case '/':
case '\\':
case '&':
case ';':
case '(':
case ')':
case '>':
case '<':
case '|':
case '?':
case '*':
case '\'':
case '"':
case '`':
if (newname[l-1] != '-' )
newname[l++] = '-';
break;
default:
newname[l++] = rid[i];
}
}
newname[l] = '\0';
rename(RcvName, newname);
chmod(newname, 0640);
syslog(LOG_INFO, "Received a FAX\n");
if (notifyCmd) {
sprintf(RcvName, "%s %s", notifyCmd, newname);
system(RcvName);
}
} else
remove(RcvName);
return ret;
}
void usage(void) {
fprintf(stderr, "usage: capifaxrcvd [-i stationID] [-h header] [-l listenNumber] [-n notifyCmd] rcvDirectory\n");
exit(1);
}
int main(int argc, char **argv) {
int numController;
int BChannels, Contr;
int c;
while ((c = getopt(argc, argv, "l:i:h:n:")) != EOF) {
switch (c) {
case 'l':
CalledPartyNumber = strdup(optarg);
break;
case 'i':
stationID = strdup(optarg);
break;
case 'h':
headLine = strdup(optarg);
break;
case 'n':
notifyCmd = strdup(optarg);
break;
case '?':
usage();
}
}
if (argc < optind + 1)
usage();
RcvDir = argv[optind];
if (chdir(RcvDir) != 0) {
perror(RcvDir);
return -1;
}
Slot = INVALID_CONNECTION_ID;
MainStateChange_p = MainStateChange;
MainDataAvailable_p = MainDataAvailable;
MainIncomingCall_p = MainIncomingCall;
if (!RegisterCAPI())
return -1;
atexit (ReleaseCAPI);
InitConnectionIDHandling();
if (!(numController = GetNumController())) {
fprintf(stderr, "No CAPI controllers available\n");
return -2;
}
BChannels = 0;
for (Contr=1; Contr<=numController; Contr++)
BChannels += GetNumOfSupportedBChannels(Contr);
if (!BChannels) {
fprintf(stderr, "No B-Channels available\n");
return -3;
}
switch (fork()) {
case 0:
openlog("capifaxrcvd", LOG_PID, LOG_DAEMON);
close(0);
close(1);
close(2);
while (1)
ReceiveFax();
if ((Slot != INVALID_CONNECTION_ID) &&
(GetState(Slot) != Disconnected) &&
(GetState(Slot) != D_DisconnectPending))
Disconnect(Slot);
break;
case -1:
perror("fork");
exit(errno);
break;
}
return 0;
}

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/* config.h.in. Generated automatically from configure.in by autoheader. */
/* Define if you have the ANSI C header files. */
#undef STDC_HEADERS
#undef VERSION
#undef PACKAGE
#undef CONFIG_SBINDIR
#undef CONFIG_MANDIR
/* Define if you have the <sys/ioctl.h> header file. */
#undef HAVE_SYS_IOCTL_H
/* Define if you have the <unistd.h> header file. */
#undef HAVE_UNISTD_H

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dnl Process this file with autoconf to produce a configure script.
AC_INIT(capifax.c)
AM_INIT_AUTOMAKE(capifax, 1.0)
AC_PREFIX_DEFAULT(/usr)
I4LCONFDIR=`eval echo ${CONFIG_I4LCONFDIR:-"/etc/isdn"}`
I4LVERSION=${I4LVERSION:-"?.?"}
CONFIG_KERNELDIR=${CONFIG_KERNELDIR:-"/usr/src/linux"}
CONFIG_SBINDIR=${CONFIG_SBINDIR:-"/sbin"}
CONFIG_MANDIR=${CONFIG_MANDIR:-"/usr/man"}
#MANDATE=`grep CHECKIN isdnctrl.man.in | awk '{print $4}'`
dnl Checks for programs.
AC_PROG_INSTALL
AC_PROG_CC
dnl Checks for libraries.
dnl Checks for header files.
AC_HEADER_STDC
AC_CHECK_HEADERS(sys/ioctl.h unistd.h)
dnl Checks for typedefs, structures, and compiler characteristics.
dnl Optional sbin directory
AC_ARG_WITH(sbin,
[ --with-sbin=DIR Set dir where binary is istalled. [/sbin]],
CONFIG_SBINDIR="${withval}"
AC_DEFINE(CONFIG_SBINDIR,"${withval}"),
)
dnl Optional man directory
AC_ARG_WITH(man,
[ --with-man=DIR Set manpage dir. [/usr/man]],
CONFIG_MANDIR="${withval}"
AC_DEFINE(CONFIG_MANDIR,"${withval}"),
)
AC_SUBST(INSTALL)
AC_SUBST(DBMLIB)
AC_SUBST(MANDATE)
AC_SUBST(I4LCONFDIR)
AC_SUBST(I4LVERSION)
AC_SUBST(CONFIG_KERNELDIR)
AC_SUBST(CONFIG_SBINDIR)
AC_SUBST(CONFIG_MANDIR)
AM_CONFIG_HEADER(config.h)
AC_OUTPUT(Makefile)

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/* $Id$
*
* Functions concerning activation and deactivation of connections
* This stuff is based heavily on AVM's CAPI-adk for linux.
*
* This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify * it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by * the Free Software Foundation; either version 2, or (at your option)
* any later version.
* * This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
* but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
* MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
* GNU General Public License for more details.
*
* You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
* along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software
* Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA.
*
* $Log$
*/
#include <stdio.h>
#include <malloc.h>
#include <assert.h>
#include <sys/time.h>
#include <linux/capi.h>
#include <capi20.h>
#include "contr.h"
#include "init.h"
#include "connect.h"
/* Function Pointers for Callback-Functions */
MainStateChange_t MainStateChange_p = 0L;
MainIncomingCall_t MainIncomingCall_p = 0L;
/*
* Listen: send a LISTEN_REQ
* parameters: CIPmask (which services shall be accepted) (see CAPI 2.0 spec.)
* Listen will be sent to the number of controllers specified in InitISDN.
* Listen with CIPmask = 0 results in getting no incoming calls signaled
* by CAPI.
*/
unsigned Listen(unsigned long CIPmask) {
MESSAGE_EXCHANGE_ERROR error;
_cmsg CMSG;
unsigned Controller;
unsigned numController;
/* send listen to all controllers */
numController = GetNumController();
for (Controller=1; Controller<=numController; Controller++) {
LISTEN_REQ_HEADER(&CMSG, Appl_Id, 0, Controller);
LISTEN_REQ_CIPMASK(&CMSG) = CIPmask;
if ((error = CAPI_PUT_CMSG(&CMSG)) != 0)
return error;
}
return 0;
}
/*
* all capi functions can also be called with all possible parameters specified
* direct in the function, e.g.
*
* error = CONNECT_REQ(&CMSG, Appl_Id, 0,
* Controller, CIPValue,
* CalledPartyNumber, CallingPartyNumber,
* CalledPartySubaddress, CallingPartySubaddress,
* B1Protokoll, B2Protokoll, B3Protokoll,
* B1Configuration, B2Configuration, B3Configuration,
* BC, LLC, HLC,
* NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL);
*/
/*
* Connect: try's to connect to 'CalledPartyNumber'
* the return value of CAPI_PUT_CMSG is the same as CAPI_PUT_MESSAGE
* (defined in CAPI 2.0 spec. error class 0x11xx )
* If CallingPartyNumber is not needed, set to NULL.
* CallingPartyNumber & CalledPartyNumber have to be zero terminated strings.
* For datatransmission set the protocols to zero, B3Configuration to NULL
*/
unsigned Connect(ConnectionID *Connection, char *CalledPartyNumber, char *CallingPartyNumber,
unsigned long Service, unsigned short B1Protocol, unsigned short B2Protocol,
unsigned short B3Protocol, unsigned char *B3Configuration) {
_cmsg CMSG;
MESSAGE_EXCHANGE_ERROR error;
long Controller;
unsigned short CIPValue;
assert (*Connection == INVALID_CONNECTION_ID);
Controller = GetFreeController();
if (Controller == INVAL_CONTROLLER) {
/* if no available controller use the first one for correct
* error signaling
*/
Controller = 1;
}
*Connection = AllocConnection();
if (*Connection == INVALID_CONNECTION_ID) {
fprintf(stderr, "Connect: No available connection identifiers.\n");
/* no OS resources */
return 0x1108;
}
/* use ConnectionIdentifier as Messagenumber */
CONNECT_REQ_HEADER(&CMSG, Appl_Id, (unsigned short)*Connection, Controller);
/* build up service mask */
CIPValue = 0;
if (Service != 0) {
do {
if (Service & 1)
break;
Service >>= 1;
CIPValue++;
} while (CIPValue < 31);
}
CONNECT_REQ_CIPVALUE(&CMSG) = CIPValue;
SetCalledPartyNumber (*Connection, CalledPartyNumber);
SetCallingPartyNumber (*Connection, CallingPartyNumber);
CONNECT_REQ_CALLEDPARTYNUMBER(&CMSG) = GetCalledPartyNumberStruct(*Connection);
CONNECT_REQ_CALLINGPARTYNUMBER(&CMSG) = GetCallingPartyNumberStruct(*Connection);
CONNECT_REQ_B1PROTOCOL(&CMSG) = B1Protocol;
CONNECT_REQ_B2PROTOCOL(&CMSG) = B2Protocol;
CONNECT_REQ_B3PROTOCOL(&CMSG) = B3Protocol;
CONNECT_REQ_B3CONFIGURATION(&CMSG) = B3Configuration;
error = CAPI_PUT_CMSG(&CMSG);
if (error != 0) {
FreeConnection (*Connection);
*Connection = INVALID_CONNECTION_ID;
fprintf(stderr, "Connect: error in CAPI_PUT_MESSAGE\n");
}
return error;
}
/*
* Disconnect: disconnects one channel
* The ConnectionID must be valid
*/
unsigned Disconnect(ConnectionID Connection) {
_cmsg CMSG;
MESSAGE_EXCHANGE_ERROR error;
assert (Connection != INVALID_CONNECTION_ID);
switch (GetState(Connection)) {
case Connected:
case B_ConnectPending:
SetConnectionInitiator (Connection, TRUE);
DISCONNECT_B3_REQ_HEADER(&CMSG, Appl_Id, 0, GetConnectionNCCI (Connection));
error = CAPI_PUT_CMSG(&CMSG);
break;
case D_Connected:
case D_ConnectPending:
case B_DisconnectPending:
SetConnectionInitiator (Connection, TRUE);
DISCONNECT_REQ_HEADER(&CMSG, Appl_Id, 0, GetConnectionPLCI (Connection));
error = CAPI_PUT_CMSG(&CMSG);
break;
default:
error = 0;
break;
}
return error;
}
/*
* IncomingCall: signals an incoming call
* This function will be executed if a CONNECT_INDication appears to
* inform the user. This function is implemented in the main program
*/
void IncomingCall(ConnectionID Connection, char *CallingPartyNumber) {
if (MainIncomingCall_p)
MainIncomingCall_p(Connection, CallingPartyNumber);
}
/*
* AnswerCall: answers incoming call with the specified reject-value
* (some reject-values are defined in the req.h file)
* (for more see CAPI 2.0 spec.)
*/
unsigned AnswerCall(ConnectionID Connection, RejectValue Reject, unsigned short B1Protocol,
unsigned short B2Protocol, unsigned short B3Protocol, unsigned char *B3Configuration) {
_cmsg CMSG;
assert (Connection != INVALID_CONNECTION_ID);
CONNECT_RESP_HEADER(&CMSG, Appl_Id, 0, GetConnectionPLCI (Connection));
CONNECT_RESP_REJECT(&CMSG) = (unsigned short)Reject;
CONNECT_REQ_B1PROTOCOL(&CMSG) = B1Protocol;
CONNECT_REQ_B2PROTOCOL(&CMSG) = B2Protocol;
CONNECT_REQ_B3PROTOCOL(&CMSG) = B3Protocol;
CONNECT_REQ_B3CONFIGURATION(&CMSG) = B3Configuration;
return CAPI_PUT_CMSG(&CMSG);
}
/*
* StateChange: signals a state change on both B-channels (connected, disconnected)
* Whenever a channel changes his state this function is called
* This function is implemented in the main program
*/
void StateChange(ConnectionID Connection, ConnectionState State) {
if (MainStateChange_p)
MainStateChange_p(Connection, State);
}

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/* $Id$
*
* Functions concerning activation and deactivation of connections
* This stuff is based heavily on AVM's CAPI-adk for linux.
*
* This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify * it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by * the Free Software Foundation; either version 2, or (at your option)
* any later version.
* * This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
* but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
* MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
* GNU General Public License for more details.
*
* You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
* along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software
* Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA.
*
* $Log$
*/
#ifndef _connect_h_
#define _connect_h_
#include "id.h"
/*
* Listen: send a LISTEN_REQ
* parameters: CIPmask (which services shall be accepted) (see CAPI 2.0 spec.)
* Listen will be sent to the number of controllers specified in InitISDN.
* Listen with CIPmask = 0 results in getting no incoming calls signaled
* by CAPI.
*/
#define NO_SERVICES 0x00000000
#define ALL_SERVICES 0x1FFF03FF
#define SPEECH 0x00000002
#define DATA_TRANSFER 0x00000004
#define AUDIO3_1KHZ 0x00000010
#define TELEPHONY 0x00010000
#define FAX_GROUP2_3 0x00020000
unsigned Listen(unsigned long CIPmask);
/*
* Connect: try's to connect to 'CalledPartyNumber'
* the return value of CAPI_PUT_CMSG is the same as CAPI_PUT_MESSAGE
* (defined in CAPI 2.0 spec. error class 0x11xx )
* If CallingPartyNumber is not needed, set to NULL.
* CallingPartyNumber & CalledPartyNumber have to be zero terminated strings.
* For datatransmission set the protocols to zero, B3Configuration to NULL
*/
unsigned Connect(ConnectionID *Connection, char *CalledPartyNumber, char *CallingPartyNumber,
unsigned long Service, unsigned short B1Protocol, unsigned short B2Protocol,
unsigned short B3Protocol, unsigned char *B3Configuration);
/*
* Disconnect: disconnects one channel
* The ConnectionID must be valid
*/
unsigned Disconnect(ConnectionID Connection);
/*
* IncomingCall: signals an incoming call
* This function will be executed if a CONNECT_INDication appears to
* inform the user. This function has to be implemented in the main program
*/
void IncomingCall(ConnectionID Connection, char *CallingPartyNumber);
/*
* AnswerCall: answers incoming call with the specified reject-value
* (for more see CAPI 2.0 spec.)
*/
typedef enum _RejectValue {
ACCEPT,
IGNORE,
REJECT
} RejectValue;
unsigned AnswerCall(ConnectionID Connection, RejectValue Reject, unsigned short B1Protocol,
unsigned short B2Protocol, unsigned short B3Protocol, unsigned char *B3Configuration);
/*
* StateChange: signals a state change on both B-channels (connected, disconnected)
* Whenever a channel changes his state this function is called
* This function has to be implemented in the main program
*/
void StateChange(ConnectionID Connection, ConnectionState State);
typedef void (*MainStateChange_t)(ConnectionID, ConnectionState);
typedef void (*MainIncomingCall_t)(ConnectionID, char *);
extern MainStateChange_t MainStateChange_p;
extern MainIncomingCall_t MainIncomingCall_p;
#endif /*----- _connect_h_ -----*/

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/* $Id$
*
* Functions for dealing with controllers.
* This stuff is based heavily on AVM's CAPI-adk for linux.
*
* This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify * it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by * the Free Software Foundation; either version 2, or (at your option)
* any later version.
* * This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
* but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
* MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
* GNU General Public License for more details.
*
* You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
* along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software
* Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA.
*
* $Log$
*/
#include <assert.h>
#include <sys/time.h>
#include <linux/capi.h>
#include <capi20.h>
#include "contr.h"
#include "id.h"
/*
* GetNumController: Returns the number of controllers detected by CAPI
*/
unsigned GetNumController(void) {
unsigned short Buffer;
/* retrieve the number of installed controllers */
CAPI20_GET_PROFILE (0, (unsigned char *)&Buffer);
return Buffer;
}
/*
* GetNumOfSupportedBChannels: Returns the number of supported B-channels
* for the specified controller
*/
unsigned GetNumOfSupportedBChannels (long Controller) {
unsigned short Buffer[64 / sizeof (unsigned short)];
assert (Controller != INVAL_CONTROLLER);
/* retrieve controller specific information */
CAPI20_GET_PROFILE((unsigned)Controller, (unsigned char *)Buffer);
return (unsigned)Buffer[1];
}
/*
* GetFreeController: Returns the number of the first controller that has
* one free B-channel, or INVAL_CONTROLLER if none found.
*/
long GetFreeController(void) {
long Controller;
int numController;
numController = GetNumController ();
for (Controller = 1; Controller <= numController; Controller++) {
if (GetNumOfSupportedBChannels (Controller) > GetNumberOfConnections (Controller)) {
return Controller;
}
}
return INVAL_CONTROLLER;
}

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/* $Id$
*
* Functions for dealing with controllers.
* This stuff is based heavily on AVM's CAPI-adk for linux.
*
* This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify * it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by * the Free Software Foundation; either version 2, or (at your option)
* any later version.
* * This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
* but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
* MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
* GNU General Public License for more details.
*
* You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
* along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software
* Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA.
*
* $Log$
*/
#ifndef _contr_h_
#define _contr_h_
/*
* GetNumController: Returns the number of controllers detected by CAPI
*/
unsigned GetNumController (void);
/*
* GetNumOfSupportedBChannels: Returns the number of supported B-channels
* for the specified controller
*/
unsigned GetNumOfSupportedBChannels (long Controller);
/*
* GetFreeController: Returns the number of the first controller that has
* one free B-channel, or INVAL_CONTROLLER if none found.
*/
long GetFreeController (void);
#endif /* _contr_h_ */

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