When I first noticed this tnz repo, I had no idea how to use it.
Readme might as well have been written in ones and zeros.
Only after I saw a post on medium (someone mentioned the link in this thread
earlier) on tnz, did I know how to connect to a specific host:port.
Open sourcing without doco is irritating.
Or worse when it assumes loads of other things to be already in place, because
that's how it is in the author's test/dev env.
It's like, "Yo, it works for us... do you even read the source code?"
- KB
------- Original Message -------
On Saturday, November 19th, 2022 at 3:53 AM, Neil Johnson <najoh...@gmail.com>
wrote:
> Yes, you can use the tnz zti emulator without SSL.
>
> The following will force port 23 (the normal non-SSL tn3270 port) and zti
> will default to not use SSL:
>
> zti {hostname}:23
>
>
> You can also turn it off for any port:
>
> zti
> set SESSION_SSL 0
> goto {hostname}[:{port}]
>
>
> Create a ~/.ztirc file with the following to always turn it off:
>
> set SESSION_SSL 0
>
>
> This is a very common question and needs to be documented better.
>
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