On Fri, 21 Jan 2000, Paul Lewis wrote about, ttylinkd:
> Hello All
>
>
> ttylinkd
>
> When I telnet from the linux_node-0.3.0 Prompt called by the node.conf
> alias op telnet "44.131.244.1 87"
>
> Control does not pass back to linux_node is there if no answer.
>
> I have checked the version of the code is the one I compiled in
> ax25-tools-0.0.5/tcpip
>
I am quite sure Tomi will reply as well, however, what you say is true,
BUT, the text says when you enter the alias command,
Type <RETURN> to abort
and returns the hostname defined in this instance it is localhost.
Connected to localhost:link (Escape: CTRL-T)
If i (the localhost) do not respond there is no prompt returned to the user
who issued the command, however if one types in the Escape char, then one
gets the prompt back.
I would say that this is quite normal, considering the text tells you what
to do.
> Example
> ###
> LinuxNode v0.3.0 (gb7cip.ampr.org)
>
> login: g4apl
> Password:
> CRCHAT:GB7CIP-5 Welcome to gb7cip.ampr.org network node
>
> Enter ? for command list.
> --
>
> op
> CRCHAT:GB7CIP-5 Trying 44.131.244.1:link... Type <RETURN> to abort
> CRCHAT:GB7CIP-5 Connected to 44.131.244.1:link (Escape: CTRL-T)
> ttylink daemon (Version 0.05, 9 March 1997) ready.
>
> Please enter your callsign: g4apl
> Paging sysop.
> Sysop not responding.
> ##
>
> If the 'sysop' does not respond with the talk command to reply or does
> not wish to reply to the incoming tty call
>
> the inbound link does not appear to time out and return back to the
> Linux_node. It will only return if the escape character from the linux
> node (in my case ctrl/t ) is issued.
>
> If I reply to the incoming ttylink call and close the link. Control is
> handed back to the Linux_node.
>
> Is there something I have missed.
>
>
> Slakware 7.0
> Kernel 2.2.13
> ax25-tools-0.0.5
> ax25-apps-0.0.4
> libax25-0.0.7
> node-0.3.0
> http-1.22
> xd7.01i
>
> de Paul g4apl
>
>
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Regards Richard
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