Re: When did Remote Access Commands get depreciated?
Re: When did Remote Access Commands get depreciated?
- Subject: Re: When did Remote Access Commands get depreciated?
- From: Devon and Cornwall <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 4 Apr 2001 17:56:18 -0700
At 9:57 PM -0500 4/3/01, Christopher C. Stone wrote:
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On my dial-up system I can look to see if there's an IP address to
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determine if I'm connected:
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with timeout of 2 seconds
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tell application "Network Setup Scripting"
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try
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open database
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set tcpConfig to name of item 1 of every TCPIP v4
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configuration whose active is true
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set ipAddress to IP address of TCPIP v4 configuration tcpConfig
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end try
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close database
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end tell
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end timeout
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if ipAddress is not "0.0.0.0" then
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beep 2
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end if
Hi Christopher,
On my system (also a dial up) I get "0.0.0.0" unless a client
application such as Eudora has already connected once. If I simply
log on and try it I get the zeros. However, if I log on and get mail
(connect with Explorer etc.), I then get my current IP address. Is
your experience different from this?
Devon and Cornwall
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