On Aug 22 13:46, Clayton Evans wrote:
I am in the process of upgrading to a new machine. This machine is
used as a compute server, where users telnet to the machine, start up
a Korn shell and run compute intensive programs from the Korn shell.
The current machine is running Cygwin 1.5 and
I am in the process of upgrading to a new machine. This machine is used as a
compute server, where users telnet to the machine, start up a Korn shell and
run compute intensive programs from the Korn shell. The current machine is
running Cygwin 1.5 and Windows XP 64 bit. This process has
I need to write a program similar to a telnet server. A telnet server
asynchronously reads data from a socket and writes it to a
sub-process, and asynchronously reads data from the subprocess and
writes to a socket. My program needs to replace the subprocess with a
serial port.
The telnet server
Siegfried Heintze wrote:
I need to write a program similar to a telnet server. A telnet server
asynchronously reads data from a socket and writes it to a
sub-process, and asynchronously reads data from the subprocess and
writes to a socket. My program needs to replace the subprocess
Hi,
i'm a glad user with inetd cygwin 1.3.22
soon i'll be upgrading 1.5
thanks for all knowledge
Petch...
Faylor...
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i was wondering if there is a port
of
telnet server but with -mno-cygwin
thanks
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On Fri, Sep 26, 2003 at 01:36:08PM -0700, Eduardo Osorio Armenta wrote:
i was wondering if there is a port of telnet server but with
-mno-cygwin
I'd check the no-cygwin mailing list for an answer to that question.
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/ Harold L Hunt II [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
| Did I miss something? What is going on here?
He wants to serve a bumch of X-terminals from a NT-machine.. (running
X-server on the NT machine, and show NT-sessions on the terminals)
msg, sorry, I don't think NT's telnetdeamon does mount drives and
I gave up on using 'cmd.exe' and set the shell spawned by the
native Win2k telnetd to bash (using a wrapper to setup the
environment and prime the file descriptors as per the stdout/stderr
bug). This works well and is adequate for the X-terminal session
establishment.
I have got word however that
Greetings:
X-terminals will need to connect to the Win2k box using something
other than XDM (until it works) so one must consider telnet or
rsh. The native windows telnet daemon is supposed to set
environment vars HOMEDRIVE and HOMEPATH which can then be used
by the system login script
Did I miss something? What is going on here?
Harold
msg wrote:
Greetings:
X-terminals will need to connect to the Win2k box using something
other than XDM (until it works) so one must consider telnet or
rsh. The native windows telnet daemon is supposed to set
environment vars HOMEDRIVE and
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