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specific files you posted about. I'll have to check the LMOS I have access to
and see if those particular files you posted about exist. You also might want
to look at the CRSAB RSA's help files for asyncronous terminal connections in
the help directories. You are probably already good at unix, but try this to
locate those help dirs:
$ cd /
$ du *>/dev/du.txt&
Then in a few minutes, do
$ cd /dev
$ cat du.txt
That will give you a listing of all the directories on that system, and if
you see any that resemble help files then go there and cat everything...
Phantom
25/70: Payphones (again)
Name: Icarus 15
Date: 3:08 am Mon May 04, 1987
If the wires are exposed leading up to the payphone, and you hooked up handset
to the appropriate wires, can you make direct calls? If the case is that you
can, there are many phones I know of that do not have the metal encasing
around the wires. I have to try it. I am pretty sure that bypassing the
simple hardware of the payphone console itself does not grant open access to
all outside lines. Or does it?
26/70: LMOS/Unix
Name: Evil Jay 26
Date: 4:18 am Mon May 04, 1987
Could someone print out some commands to do on LMOS? What exactly can
be done on the system. Please explain. Also, how do you turn off the log
when logging into a Unix, and if possible, could someone leave me a C prg
to give my account root priveledges. Terminus was playing around, and
letting me check out one of these prgs but I never got a chance to save/copy
it. Thanks/...
-Jay
27/70: Payphone Wires.....
Name: The Disk Jockey 13
Date: 7:33 am Mon May 04, 1987
At the school in Indiana that I went to, there were tunnels that connected
every building in the school together and dated back to the early 1900's, so
we would get drunk and cruise down there and check out old crap that you find
laying around in the basements that some of these tunnels went to.
ANYWAYS, in one of these tunnels there was a HUGE phone block with hundreds
of cable pair. I brought the dandy test-set one night and started trying
different connectors to get a dialtone. When I did get a dialtone, I tried to
dial a local number, only to get a "please deposit 20 cents" recording, so my
guess from that experiance would be that the phone doesn't make much of a
difference, and that you would NOT be able to dial direct calls on it.
I have a driver's license that says I'm like 24, and I look it, so I too can
buy for any who need it. Michigan licenses are the easiest to change, just as
(ask) any Michigan person who was born in 1967.
-The Disk Jockey
28/70: Fortresses/LMOS commands
Name: Phantom Phreaker 46
Date: 7:22 pm Mon May 04, 1987
Come to think of it, it is the actual line and not the phone in most cases,
take a look at the Class of Service or Universal Service Order Code in an ISVH
(ISH) or an INQ from COSMOS or get it via an Basic Output Report (BOR). Now,
if you really wanted to go out of your way to 'fix' a payphone to where you
could dial out normally, you might be able to accomplish this via RC-MAC, or
maybe an SCC. But if you did do this it would almost certainly die when the
bill came.
Phantom
PS-I will post up pertinent data from an ISH upon various payphones next time
I log on, if anyone would like to see it.
29/70: Payphone ISH