Johnny Eriksson mentioned on 18-4-2010 16:59: >> So I have a really nicely-running PDP-11 now with remote access via telnet >> through a DZ-11 device fully working. I can log in remotely on up to 8 >> simultaneous connections (only one DZ-11 set up for now) and have everybody >> working at the same time without a problem. There is, however, the problem >> of hanging up. >> >> I've attached the DZ-11 with the following command: >> >> attach -am dz 6870 >> >> >> Then I connect via: >> >> telnet localhost 6870 >> >> >> I then log in and kill my telnet connection entirely. Just for good measure >> I kill the shell that spawned the telnet connection and double-check with ps >> that I've got no telnet sessions of any kind running. When I switch over to >> the console and check, the logged-in user is still logged-in. The missing >> telnet connection hasn't translated into any kind of hangup it seems. >> Further, when I telnet back in I go straight into the logged-in user >> account. I think the undesirability of this is understandable. I've also >> tried attach plain, with -a, with -m as well as with -am as above without >> any changes in behaviour. The system never seems to figure out that the >> connection has gone away. >> > Perhaps this is a stupid question, but does your RSTS treat these lines > as modem lines, or hardwired? If the latter, RSTS will just ignore the > carrier drop that supposedly happens when you terminate your connection. > > --Johnny > _______________________________________________ > Simh mailing list > [email protected] > http://mailman.trailing-edge.com/mailman/listinfo/simh > > The RSTS monitor needs dataset support for the DZ11 built into it. There is a question in the INSTAL dialog that reads:
Dataset support for DZ11/DZV11/DZQ11's ? [N] with "No" being the default, I suspect it then just ignores all modem signals and treats the ports as hardwired as you say. The OP needs to recreate his monitor. /Wilm _______________________________________________ Simh mailing list [email protected] http://mailman.trailing-edge.com/mailman/listinfo/simh
