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you can connect from local and configure your server using SQL commands.
did you try TELNET to your server's 3306 port?

No, never used TELNET. tried to open a connection to the host. Timed 
out.

Agree with Maxim in the SDK discussion. The app itself was no problem 
but realising the connection to the external database to be managed 
by it is sending me back to TELNET. :)

r3 chat  is anti productive  and give me head hach i like spartiate 
interface but R3/chat is yerk and as I told you I have particed spartiate 
interface for a long long time (ok you want name ? Vi BitchX telnet 
etc..)

it's kind of sad to see its standard firmware version only have the 
possibility to load stats up slowly on a webpage. I did something 
that could poll it through telnet for signal strength in realtime. 
Way more useful.

telnet 173.236.30.114 25
answers?

working in a telnet/ssh session for example, I can (in theory at 
least) use rebol remotely.

Hi, is anyone familiar with Frank Sievertsen Telnet protocol scheme 
please?

I am trying to use it at a really basic level at first, just issueing 
the commands manually, but I think I am missing a trick or two.
this is what I am doing
port: open telnet://192.168.2.2/
t: copy port
print t


This shows me that I connected ok & got a password prompt, however 
I cant seem to work out how to send a string to the session & read 
the response. Any suggestions much appreciated. Thanks.

Hi, is anyone familiar with Frank Sievertsen Telnet protocol scheme 
please?

I am trying to use it at a really basic level at first, just issueing 
the commands manually, but I think I am missing a trick or two.
this is what I am doing
port: open telnet://192.168.2.2/
t: copy port
print t


This shows me that I connected ok & got a password prompt, however 
I cant seem to work out how to send a string to the session & read 
the response. Any suggestions much appreciated. Thanks.

I was confused by the insert function in the telnet scheme vs the 
use of INSERT in rebol but I have discovered that
insert port "username" 

does what I was trying to do, looks like I need to sort out the crlf 
issues but I think I am getting somewhere with it now.   

I am also unable to identify the method to disconnect, the telnet 
RFC mentions an "Interrupt Process" code 244, bit I dont see that 
implimented in the code..   Thanks.

Sounds like you're getting started Mike. Read the Core docs on ports, 
though I don't know how the telnet scheme maps certain things. Basically 
know that you can use READ and WRITE as high level ops on HTTP ports, 
but you may need to use lower level calls like INSERT and COPY to 
write and read data, and UPDATE may be needed as well in some cases.

Thanks Greg.   I didnt realise the Telnet scheme "port" concept was 
a Rebol generic thing, I mistakenly thought it was specific to the 
undocumented telnet scheme.   Looks like I need to do a close port

This is great, I am now getting somewhere.  Thanks again for your 
help.  

Will R3 impliment telnet as a native? Or is it too soon to ask?

I'm using REBOL to control a test by using the Parse dialect to check 
information returned from the test environment. From other looking 
around, it seems that the best approach would be to implement a Telnet 
scheme to handle the input/response give and take with the test environment, 
but I can't find an implementation I've been able to tweak. So.....my 
question is, has anyone had success with loading a Telnet client 
as a dll/shared library and getting Telnet functionality that way?

Check rebol.org - I recall the existence of a telnet scheme. But 
isn't telnet mostly just unadorned TCP?

http://www.rebol.org/view-script.r?script=telnet-client.r

Apparently the actual scheme is here (bad form on the script submission): 
http://www.reboltech.com/library/scripts/telnet.r

I found out, that my Sendmail is probably compiled with SASL support:

[[root-:-linux] mail]# sendmail -d0.1 -bv root | grep SASL

                NETUNIX NEWDB NIS PIPELINING SASLv2 SCANF STARTTLS TCPWRAPPERS
[[root-:-linux] mail]# telnet localhost 25
Trying 127.0.0.1...
Connected to localhost.
Escape character is '^]'.

220 linux.pekr.dom ESMTP Sendmail 8.12.10/8.12.10; Wed, 2 Sep 2009 
15:37:31 +0200
ehlo localhost

250-linux.pekr.dom Hello localhost.localdomain [127.0.0.1], pleased 
to meet you
250-ENHANCEDSTATUSCODES
250-PIPELINING
250-8BITMIME
250-SIZE
250-DSN
250-ETRN
250-AUTH DIGEST-MD5 CRAM-MD5   <---- This means SASL is allowed
250-DELIVERBY
250 HELP

... now just how to further instruct sendmail to use it?

Check your DNS config and test your accesses with telnet.

When I use telnet localhost 44000 on the system the VM runs I get 
a connection but the listening server doesn't recognizses it as a 
connection.

When I use telnet localhost 44000 from my_vm_server.com than, the 
connection is done and the listen server recognizes it.

When I use telnet localhost 44000 from the remote machine, which 
should tunnel through the SSH channel and forward to 192.168.22.1:44000 
on my_vm_server.com, I get a connection but the listen server doesn't 
recognize it...

I mean - let's say I don't have telnet available - just ftp to upload 
my site ...

curl is a command line tool for transferring files with URL syntax, 
supporting FTP, FTPS, HTTP, HTTPS, GOPHER, TELNET, DICT, FILE and 
LDAP. Curl supports HTTPS certificates, HTTP POST, HTTP PUT, FTP 
uploading, HTTP form based upload, proxies, cookies, user+password 
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This is my first pass at writing a smtp server ...  works from telnet 
but not from a mail client so far.

ashley, do they have a telnet/SSH interface?

question: I own a Linksys WAP54G access point which runs on a MIPS 
processor with a small Linux server on it. I tried loading REBOL/Core 
for MIPS onto it, but it couldn't run.


The thing is, there is quite a lot of embedded hardware that runs 
such small linux servers. It would be easy to make control software 
via REBOL, connected to a PC running an encapped REBOL/View application. 
This would allow for rich realtime control software, rather than 
using the normal (slow and non-realtime) built-in webserver. I already 
managed to get realtime readouts on signal strength, by polling the 
access point through telnet and displaying a simple meter in a REBOL/View 
script, something not normally possible. But  you could do much, 
much more, if you could run /Core on it directly. I think there is 
a lot of unused potential here.


Would RT consider such ports of REBOL/Core to various embedded hardware 
products and provide a list of embedded hardware products that can 
run /Core?

It's easy. I made some tools for my Linksys access point, which could 
only read out signal strength about once every 30 seconds with reloading 
the webpage on its internal webserver. By using REBOL and telnet 
access on it, I could get a real time graph for the same thing. It's 
even less stressful and requires less bandwidth for the access point. 
There must be many other things that can be improved like that.

graham, requires a specific model of linksys access point with a 
modified firmware to get telnet access...

hi, i try to explore tcp on R3 with an telnet scheme !!!!   i try 
 ;-)

i try to have "ls -lisa echo" from telnet but a obtain only {} !!! 
why

try with a telnet localhost 9999 after launching php to see if you 
can connect.

but I can't telnet to it by putty .... strange .... After 3 months, 
I am still not used to Vista - that system is total garbage ....

I once used the telnet scheme from F. Sievertsen to script and query 
automatically a host system. Maybe this can help too.

If your app runs under linux, you can use the telnet scheme to command 
the app.

to keep the cli open, using telnet into localhost ?

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what do you get if you simply telnet to the server?

http redirection for the root domain looks good:

$ telnet red-lang.org 80
Trying 216.239.34.21...
Connected to red-lang.org.
Escape character is '^]'.
GET / HTTP/1.1
Host: red-lang.org

HTTP/1.1 302 Found
Location: http://www.red-lang.org/

Didn't PuTTY also do telnet/ssl?

What if World is used through a telnet on a server? Ctrl-A is SOH 
(Start of Heading). Could that give problems?