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#!/bin/bash
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# IPFire.org - A linux based firewall                                         #
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LOG_FACILITY=$(basename ${0})

# Do not print any log messages because these may be sent to the modem.
LOG_DISABLE_STDOUT="true"

. /usr/lib/network/functions

log DEBUG "dialer called with arguments: $@"

# The zone is an optional argument.
ZONE=${1}
assert isset ZONE

# If we have the zone information, we will
# load the zone configuration.
if zone_exists ${ZONE}; then
	zone_config_read ${ZONE}
fi

# The default speaker settings is on.
at_speaker=${AT_SPEAKER_ON}

# The default dial method is tone dial.
at_dial=${AT_TONE_DIAL}

# Initalize the commandline
commandline=""

# If we are running in debug mode, we start chat with the
# verbose flag as well.
if enabled DEBUG; then
	commandline="${commandline} -v"
fi

# Create a temporary chat script file.
file=$(mktemp)
commandline="${commandline} -f ${file}"

# Helper function to write beatiful lines to
# the chat scripts.
function println() {
	printf "%-30s %s\n" "$@" >> ${file}
}

### Write the connect script.

# Set the timeout value for the configuration commands to
# 3 seconds. This will be increased later.
println "TIMEOUT" 3

# Let's log everything until we are properly connected.
println "REPORT" "CONNECT"

# End the connection, when one of the following conditions
# happens:
for condition in "BUSY" "NO ANSWER" "NO CARRIER" "NO DIALTONE"; do
	println "ABORT" "'${condition}'"
done

# Now, we get to the exciting stuff.
# Initalize the modem.
println "''" "${AT_INITIALIZE}"
println "''" "AT"
println "''" "${AT_INITIALIZE}"

# End all left over connections by hanging up.
println "OK" "${AT_HANGUP}"

# Apply the speaker setting.
println "OK" "${at_speaker}"

# Set the APN if any.
if isset APN; then
	println "''" "'AT+CGDCONT=1,\"IP\",\"${APN}\"'"
fi

# Enter a 5 seconds break so the modem can setup itself
# to the settings we just transmitted to it.
for i in $(seq 0 5); do
	println "''" "\\d"
done

# Reset the timeout value to 30 seconds.
println "TIMEOUT" 30

# Actually dial the number.
println "OK" "${at_dial}${PHONE_NUMBER}"

# Wait for the CONNECT string.
println "CONNECT" "\\c"

# If login credentials were set, we send them.
if isset USERNAME && isset PASSWORD; then
	println "ogin:--ogin:" "${USERNAME}"
	println "assword:" "${PASSWORD}"
fi

# Exec the chat command which will start talking to the modem.
log DEBUG "Exec'ing chat with command line: ${commandline}"
exec chat ${commandline}

error "Could not execute chat. Exiting."
exit ${EXIT_ERROR}