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| File Info |
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Ini file and script to start builtin telnet daemon
Thanks to joyrider for the info about the builtin telnetd ;) |
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telnet.zip |
| Date: |
05/09/2010 |
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4.8 KB |
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| Author: |
Glezmen |
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298 |
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Freeware |
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Caanoo
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0.9 secs |
| 128k ISDN |
0.4 secs |
| 256k Cable/DSL |
0.2 secs |
| 512k Cable/DSL |
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0.0 secs |
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| The current script starts the menu after launching telnetd, so you can use the console after it as usual
it has a sideeffect though, when you log in to telnet, an other instance of the menu is started.
to avoid this, comment out (or remove) the last to lines in telnet_starter.gpe |
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| I removed the last two lines of telnet_start.gpe, but it still starts the menu. How do I get a console prompt? Thanks. |
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| Erk, never mind, found out it was Ctrl/C! Thanks. |
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| Thanks for the update and quick reply. I'll be sure to keep an eye on this thread. word search |
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