Is there a command for

[Mark Galassi]

In article <869 at ddsw1.UUCP> dino at ddsw1.UUCP (Laura Watson) writes:
>Is there a shell(?) command on the Unix PC for switching the ph0 line
>from data to voice and vice versa without having to toggle it manually
>on the LINE SELECT button?
>Laura Watson             ...[ihnp4, moss, codas]!ddsw1!dino
     This question comes up periodically, so here is the periodic
answer.  Run the command "phtoggle", and it will do what you want.
If you are setting up a script to dial out on a mixed voice/data
line, you can have a file called "do_uucico", which looks
like
---
phtoggle
sleep 3
uucico $*
sleep 3
phtoggle
---
(the sleep is to give phtoggle time, the $* is so you can call
"do_uucico -r1 -ssystem", as if it were "uucico").

>Love is friendship set to music.
Nice line.  Is it yours?  Otherwise, where did you get it?

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						Mark Galassi
					...!icus!mozart!rosalia
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