Re: [OT] openbsd + terminal server usage
On 2007/02/26 22:22, Julien TOUCHE wrote: > > >>> ftp://ftp.opengear.com/opengear-serial-client-2.0.9p0.tar.gz > >>> might work to let you connect to another terminal server as > >>> if it were a local port, I don't know whether it works on > >>> OpenBSD or not though. > > seems configure has never been used on any bsd ... > took linux compiler flags but it seems there is system dependant file. > linux one fails on termio.h ah, so there is. No ports to netbsd/freebsd either (and despite the addition of a GPL COPYING file to the tarball, all the source code is copyright Cyclades all rights reserved, so I don't think there will be an OpenBSD port either looking like that). > no more advices to handle multiple serial device through terminal server > while using basic tools like nut, cu, ... ? not from me, sorry.
Re: [OT] openbsd + terminal server usage
>>> ports/comms/sredird to run a terminal server on OpenBSD, >>> i've installed sredird and it seems to be only telnet to local openbsd serial port. what i want is local openbsd serial to remote/telnet serial port ... :( >>> ftp://ftp.opengear.com/opengear-serial-client-2.0.9p0.tar.gz >>> might work to let you connect to another terminal server as >>> if it were a local port, I don't know whether it works on >>> OpenBSD or not though. seems configure has never been used on any bsd ... took linux compiler flags but it seems there is system dependant file. linux one fails on termio.h > > There is also 'cyclades-serial-client' to try if you have problems > with the opengear one; these use the rfc2217 modem control protocol > supported by most terminal servers which lets you change port speed, > access control lines, etc. without reconfiguring the term server. seems based on the same old and bsd-unfriendly configure and base code ... > >> there is also conserver in ports, but it seems more about managing than >> redirection. > > Yes, that's correct. It connects to terminal server ports, logs the > output from the devices and can multiplex access to them (many users > read-only, one user read-write). > so it doesn't solve my problem here. no more advices to handle multiple serial device through terminal server while using basic tools like nut, cu, ... ? thanks Regards Julien note: i'm on list, no need to cc
Re: [OT] openbsd + terminal server usage
On 2007/02/26 07:17, Julien TOUCHE wrote: > Stuart Henderson wrote on 25/02/07 22:55: > > ports/comms/sredird to run a terminal server on OpenBSD, > > > > ftp://ftp.opengear.com/opengear-serial-client-2.0.9p0.tar.gz > > might work to let you connect to another terminal server as > > if it were a local port, I don't know whether it works on > > OpenBSD or not though. > > thanks a lot, exactly this. There is also 'cyclades-serial-client' to try if you have problems with the opengear one; these use the rfc2217 modem control protocol supported by most terminal servers which lets you change port speed, access control lines, etc. without reconfiguring the term server. > there is also conserver in ports, but it seems more about managing than > redirection. Yes, that's correct. It connects to terminal server ports, logs the output from the devices and can multiplex access to them (many users read-only, one user read-write).
Re: [OT] openbsd + terminal server usage
Stuart Henderson wrote on 25/02/07 22:55: > ports/comms/sredird to run a terminal server on OpenBSD, > > ftp://ftp.opengear.com/opengear-serial-client-2.0.9p0.tar.gz > might work to let you connect to another terminal server as > if it were a local port, I don't know whether it works on > OpenBSD or not though. > thanks a lot, exactly this. there is also conserver in ports, but it seems more about managing than redirection. Regards Julien
Re: [OT] openbsd + terminal server usage
On 2007/02/25 16:08, Julien TOUCHE wrote: > is there an easy way to handle terminal server usage on openbsd, like > equinox/advocent ones ? > for example to connect an application like nut to /dev/tty01 or > /dev/cua01, how do you handle it to telnet or tap terminal server port ? ports/comms/sredird to run a terminal server on OpenBSD, ftp://ftp.opengear.com/opengear-serial-client-2.0.9p0.tar.gz might work to let you connect to another terminal server as if it were a local port, I don't know whether it works on OpenBSD or not though.
[OT] openbsd + terminal server usage
is there an easy way to handle terminal server usage on openbsd, like equinox/advocent ones ? for example to connect an application like nut to /dev/tty01 or /dev/cua01, how do you handle it to telnet or tap terminal server port ? thanks Regards Julien note: i've checked on some user guide, but not really clear until some tests.
