Hi Charlie, sorry I thought that the point is just to use jBASE. If SecureCRT is mandatory - I'd join the other people above in suggestion to use a different port for Telnet or to use opensshd.
BR VK On Sep 29, 4:39 pm, Charlie Noah <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi VK, > The whole point of this is to be able to use SecureCRT. Wouldn't what you're > suggesting bypass that? > Thanks, > Charlie > On 09-29-2011 1:57 AM, VK wrote:Hi, my 2 cents. Is it really necessary to > connect to a localhost with jBASE? Just run cmd.exe, go to your home > directory, run remote.cmd and you're there. (Might have screen a bit > corrupted though.) It works under XP. VK On Sep 29, 8:46 am, > Simon<[email protected]>wrote:The IJU utility sets up a file called > "remote.cmd" in your chosen directory. You need to link this up with your > freesshd setup so that it is run as the shell command - I have a suspicion > that it may need renaming as remote.bat rather than cmd. I also think I found > that freesshd doesn't necessarily drop you into the directory that the > remote.cmd/bat file is in so I had to add a cd /mydatadirectory into the > batch file. Apart from that it works fine, except I've always had an issue > with freesshd's handling of the "del" key, and also CTRL+C for breaking a > program doesn't seem to do as it should - I'm sure both of these issues are > solveable, I've just never tried! Regards Simon On 29/09/2011 00:21, Charlie > Noah wrote:Hi Simon,I installed freesshd and it let me connect with Jbase. > Yippee! I set up a user to test with using iju. I then set a password using > password. When I tried to log in it said "Login incorrect". I'm sure I did > something wrong or didn't do something. I've never set up a Jbase user on > Windows, having previously been in the AIX world. So close...CharlieOn > 09-28-2011 3:25 PM, Simon wrote:Does freesshd run on XP home ?If so you could > create a local ssh connection from securecrt - this will spawn a dos session > on the PC, and you can launch jbase from a batch file there...SimonOn > 28/09/2011 21:20, Charlie Noah wrote:Hi Bob,I'm running XP Home. The Jbase > docs say it doesn't support jtelnetd in Home, only in Pro. I don't understand > why they would limit it like that. D3 handles it just fine, from their > telnet, PuTTY and SecureCRT. Oh well, if I can't get it working, I'll just > keep using the console. I really don't think I want to spend $150 for another > emulator. I already have a SecureCRT license, and they have made quite a few > enhancements at my request.Thanks, CharlieOn 09-28-2011 9:39 AM, Bob > Rasmussen wrote:The first thing I would check would be any software firewall > running on the machine. Even when you're connecting to localhost, firewalls > can block the client and/or the server side.You don't state what version of > Windows you're running. That might be helpful. In 2008 Server, I have seen > that "localhost" won't always resolve. I suspect some kind of security > clampdown is responsible, but I don't know for sure.By the way, you might try > our Anzio product in a similar configuration.On Wed, 28 Sep 2011, Charlie > Noah wrote:I am trying to connect via SecureCRT telnet to Jbase 3.4.7 on my > local XP machine using localhost. I can't use port 23 because I'm using that > for D3 local. No matter what port I've tried, I get this message:SecureCRT - > Version 6.7.1 (build 188) [LOCAL] : Stream has closed > [CLOSE_TYPE_NONSPECIFIC] : The remote system refused the connection.or > nothing at all.For D3 I had to use hostname 127.0.0.1 instead of localhost, > otherwise I got the above error. My hosts file links 127.0.0.1 to localhost, > so I'm not sure what's going on there.Per Jbase docs, I put this line in > c:\windows\system32\drivers\etc\services: jtelnet 2323/tcp > #Jbase Telnet Service Telnet is using port 23, as I'm sure is > standard. Nothing else is set to use port 2323 in file services, and netstat > /an says nothing is using it. I tried port 24 and got the same > result.According to Control Panel> Administrative Tools> Services "jBASE > Telnetd Server" is set as automatic, but it is stopped. In the Log On tab, > "Log on as" is set to "Local System account". "Allow service to interact with > desktop" is checked. I have tried with it unchecked, no joy.... > > read more » -- Please read the posting guidelines at: http://groups.google.com/group/jBASE/web/Posting%20Guidelines IMPORTANT: Type T24: at the start of the subject line for questions specific to Globus/T24 To post, send email to [email protected] To unsubscribe, send email to [email protected] For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/jBASE?hl=en
