Stefan Monnier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Windows to Solaris, within Emacs. Since plink has a different command
> > line syntax than telnet (in particular, it requires a host argument),
> > I've defined my own Emacs command copied from M-x telnet to call "plink
> > -telnet HOST" (see below).
>
> It won't answer your main question, but have you tried M-x rlogin to solve
> the arg-format problem?
I don't know why it works, since rlogin's doc string says
(rlogin INPUT-ARGS &optional BUFFER)
...
The variable `rlogin-explicit-args' is a list of arguments to give to
the rlogin when starting. They are added after any arguments given in
INPUT-ARGS.
and plink says
Usage: plink [options] [EMAIL PROTECTED] [command]
i.e. that plink's options have to precede the host, whereas rlogin passes
rlogin-explicit-args after it. But it does work (meaning my commands are
properly highlited in the *rlogin-HOST* buffer and M-p inserts the previous
command at the proper point in the buffer):
(let ((rlogin-program "c:/Program Files/PuTTY 0.58/PLINK.EXE")
(rlogin-explicit-args '("-telnet")))
(rlogin "solaris.example.com"))
Thank!
--
Kevin
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