CVS updates/Terminal Server support added - 11/21/2008

[iWar (wardialer for Unix) mailing list.]

JFalcon got my off my lazy ass last night and I uploaded the latest
CVS updates to iWar. Actually, there's been quite a few changes (see the
ChangeLog for full details). The big things are the conversion to
getopt_long_only() for flags. The old flags where getting to be a pain, so
it's been converted to this. For example:

iwar --npa 904 --nxx 555 --range 1000-2000

Also, I've added "terminal server/remote modem" support. This is
for using network (TCP/IP) connect modem/system. For example, the Cisco
AS5200 which I tested it with. This unit has 48 modems, all of which can be
controlled by iWar. See the --ts flags for more information. I made a
screen shot while testing these new features. For anyone interested, it's
at:

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All those screens are a bit insane, do the --daemon option might be
useful for "real world" applications :)

banners.txt has been updates and several updates to the iwar.conf
have happened.

I heard a complaint that iWar was "to complicated to use". Hopefully
soon I'll be able to put together a "examples" page and update the man page
to reflect the updates.

See http://www.softwink.com/iwar for information on how to download
via CVS.

Let me know if you have any questions.



--[Snip/Latest iWar usage]-------------------------------


iWar [Intelligent Wardialer] Version 0.08-CVS-11-21-2008 - By Da Beave (beave-pQ/1BH0zb2ZWk0Htik3J/***@public.gmane.org)

usage: iwar [parameters] --range [dial range]

--help : Prints this screen
--examples : Examples of how to use iWar
--speed : Speed/Baud rate. [Serial default: 1200]
--stopbit : Stop bits [Serial Default: 1]
--parity : Parity (None/Even/Odd) [Serial default 'N'one]
--databits : Data bits [Serial default: 8]
--noinit : Don't initialize the modem
--device : TTY to use (modem) [Serial default /dev/ttyS0]
--xonxoff : Use software handshaking (XON/XOFF)
[Serial default is hardware flow control]
--logfile : Output log file [Default: iwar.log]
--predial : Pre-dial string/NPA to scan [Optional]
--postdial : Post-dial string [Optional]
--tonedetect : Tone Location (Toneloc W; method)
[Serial default: disabled]
--npa : NPA (Area Code - ie 212)
--nxx : NXX (Exchange - ie - 555)
--nonpa : Log NPA, but don't dial it (Useful for local calls)
--range : Range to scan (ie - 5551212-5551313)
--sequential : Sequential dialing [Default: Random]
--fulllog : Full logging (BUSY, NO CARRIER, Timeouts, Skipped, etc)
--nobannercheck : Disable banners check [Serial Default: enabled]
--norecording : Disable recording banner data [Serial default: enabled]
--loadfile : Load numbers to dial from file.
--statefile : Load 'saved state' file (previously dialed numbers)
--httplog : Log data via HTTP to a web server
--httpdebug : Log HTTP traffic for CGI debugging
--config : Configuration file to use [Default: iwar.conf]
--random-time : Random time between dialing
--daemon : Execute iWar in the background
--cnam : CNAM lookup via Internet database (See iwar.conf)
--cnamdebug : CNAM lookup via debugging to a file
--tsconnect : Connect to remote modem/terminal server using iwar.conf
options.
--tsaddr : Network address of remote modem/terminal server
--tsport : Network port of remote modem/terminal server
--tsuserprompt : Terminal server/remote modem 'username' prompt
--tspassprompt : Terminal server/remote modem 'password' prompt
--tsusername : Username to send to terminal server/remote modem
--tsnoauth : Don't send/worry about authentication to remote modem/
terminal server
--tspassword : Password to send to terminal server/remote modem
--version : Prints the version number of iWar
--mysql : Log to MySQL database [Optional]
--postgresql : Log to PostgreSQL database [Optional]
--iax2 : Enabled VoIP/IAX2 for dialing without debugging
(See iwar.conf)
--iax2withdebug : Enabled VoIP/IAX2 for dialing with debugging
(--iax2withdebug <filename>)