Subj : Re: Windows Telnet...
To : KenDB3
From : Digital Man
Date : Wed Nov 05 2014 04:50 pm
Re: Re: Windows Telnet...
By: KenDB3 to Digital Man on Wed Nov 05 2014 10:56 am
> > >
> > > You can enable local echo with the telgate TG_ECHO option.
> > >
> > > digital man
> > >
> >
> > Thanks digital man! Is that done right on the command line that calls
> > the telgate, or is that in a config file somewhere?
> >
> > ~KenDB3
>
> I Found what I was looking for, but am still a bit confused.
>
http://www.synchro.net/docs/external_programs.html#InternalGateways
> So, from what the docs are telling me, it should be passed on the command
> line, but I'm unsure of formatting. Would it look like this?
>
> *telgate rainmaker.wunderground.com TG_ECHO
>
> Which I actually gave this formatting a go, and so far I haven't had luck.
> I even tried it with the brackets (which I was pretty sure wasn't the
> answer). I know echo works because I can use Ctrl-] to turn on Echo once I
> am already connected.
>
> Thanks for any help, dm! Its not a big priority for me, I just like
> learning how these things work. It is honestly just fun playing around with
> the system.
Until now, we've had diferent *versions* of telgate.js for different types of
hosts which required different combinations of TG_*
flags (e.g. mudgate.js, unixgate.js). However, with the flexibility of
command-line arguments, we don't really need those. If you
want to pass multiple flags to telgate.js (the latest version in CVS), you
specify them separate with a pipe-symbol, but no spaces:
"?telgate[.js] host[:port] [flag][|flag][|flag]..."
example:
"?telgate.js rainmaker.wunderground.com TG_PASSTHRU|TG_ECHO"
digital man
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