You may be able to make tn5250 work with Putty as a terminal. You'll
need to:
1) Make sure that Putty sends unique escape sequences for each
key code that you want to use.
2) Make sure your termcap/terminfo (err.. probably terminfo if you're
running Linux) maps each key sequence to the correct function
key.
I've never done it myself, so all I can really say is "good luck."
A better way to do this would be to use the Windows version of TN5250
directly from the machine where you are running putty.
1) In Putty's configuration, under Connection -> SSH -> Tunnels
set your "source port" to something like "8023" and your
destination port to "as400:23", make sure "Local" selected
and then click "Add".
2) Now connect to your Linux computer with Putty. You should now
have a "tunnel" that connects port 8023 of your home Windows
computer to port 23 of your AS400.
3) From a command-prompt under Windows on your home PC, run the
Windows version of TN5250 with:
tn5250 localhost:8023
TN5250 will use Putty's tunnel (which is encrypted and secure, just as
the SSH window is) to communicate with your iSeries.
Alternately, you could set up SSL on your iSeries, and use the Windows
TN5250 with SSL to protect your session...
On Thu, 23 Jan 2003, Emmanuel RIZZI wrote:
>
> Now stronger and stronger: do you know a way to have F13-F24 working on a
> putty session?
>
> I explain, I have a linux box reachable by internet and connected to my
> private Lan.
>
> When i'm out of office, I open a session on my linux box with putty (SSH)
> and then i launch tn5250.
>
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