I haveselected an project for writing a Telnet server and Telnet client code in C. i am learning C programming.
I am using the Python module telnetlib to create a telnet session (with a chess server), and I\'m having an issue I really can\'t wrap my brain around. The following code works perfectly:
I\'m using perl with the Net::Telnet module. My problem is while sending a command that has an output of 1000 rows, the \"wait_for\" looks for a string in the middle.
We have a Unix application that is essentially a glorified telnet server. We have no access to the Unix server, yet we need to do load/stress testing.
I has a Library impelmented based on Python\'s telnetlib. And recently, i noticed that the performance in windows xp and Linux is so different.
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I have written a TCP server. Then I am trying to connect to my server used Telnet (telnet localhost 2200).
I am attempting to create a telnet client that I can use to transfer green screen RPGLE apps to fancier client applications. I am able to establish a sockets connection and I have sent in a default \"
Currently I\'m tring an telnet client sample written by C# to connet a data acquisition unit, I could connect the server and send the co开发者_StackOverflowmmands, but I always received the same data
The telnet host I am using does not have a prompt character, (it just goes into a blank newline when it is done), how then, should I use the Net::Telnetperl module?
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