I need one that runs under windows 10 64bit other than the default. It doesn't support ANSI well enough. I tried plink.exe, but that didn't either It needs to be CLI, GUI won't work for me. This is for doing ssh > telnet > bbs. Right now I'm using a Linux VM to use the Linux CLI telnet client, which works, but it uses a lot of resources. It's something that would need to run from a ForceCommand statement inside sshd_config using OpenSSL.
On 30 Jan 24 16:28:00, Shurato said the following to All:
I need one that runs under windows 10 64bit other than the default. It doesn't support ANSI well enough. I tried plink.exe, but that didn't e It needs to be CLI, GUI won't work for me. This is for doing ssh > tel bbs. Right now I'm using a Linux VM to use the Linux CLI telnet client which works, but it uses a lot of resources. It's something that would to run from a ForceCommand statement inside sshd_config using OpenSSL.
I'm still using Mtelnet / Mt32 for decades.
I'm still using Mtelnet / Mt32 for decades.
How?
I'm still using Mtelnet / Mt32 for decades.
How?
I need one that runs under windows 10 64bit other than the default. It doesn't support ANSI well enough. I tried plink.exe, but that didn't either It needs to be CLI, GUI won't work for me. This is for doing ssh > telnet > bbs. Right now I'm using a Linux VM to use the Linux CLI telnet client, which works, but it uses a lot of resources. It's something that would need to run from a ForceCommand statement inside sshd_config using OpenSSL.
I need one that runs under windows 10 64bit other than the default. It doesn't support ANSI well enough. I tried plink.exe, but that didn't either. It needs to be CLI, GUI won't work for me. This is for doing
ssh > telnet > bbs. Right now I'm using a Linux VM to use the Linux CLI telnet client, which works, but it uses a lot of resources. It's something that would need to run from a ForceCommand statement inside sshd_config using OpenSSL.
Maybe someone that has done it can jump in. I believe there is a fake driver that pretends to be a modem. Then you can use the old Terminate or Telex dialup programs. you just put the address instead of a phone number. like this ATD or ATDT noverdu.com
On Tuesday January 30 2024, niter3 said the following...
I'm still using Mtelnet / Mt32 for decades.
On Tuesday January 30 2024, niter3 said the following...
I'm still using Mtelnet / Mt32 for decades.
How?
You can download it here:
https://mt32.bbses.info/
Just tested on Windows 10 64bit and it still works:
mt32 bbs.darkrealms.ca
Sounds like you're referring to the Synchronet Virtual DOS Modem (SVDM): https://wiki.synchro.net/util:svdm
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I used to like this little program. Windows 10 hates it. :-)
Mick Manning
Nice i will test it out.
How do you add entries into the address book?
On 30 Jan 2024, Warpslide said the following...
On Tuesday January 30 2024, niter3 said the following...
I'm still using Mtelnet / Mt32 for decades.
I used to like this little program. Windows 10 hates it. :-)
I used to like this little program. Windows 10 hates it. :-)
Mick Manning
Did you try Netrunner?
On 01 Feb 2024, claw said the following...
I used to like this little program. Windows 10 hates it. :-) Mick Manning
Did you try Netrunner?
Yup, that's what I'm using. :-)
On 01 Feb 2024, claw said the following...
I used to like this little program. Windows 10 hates it. :-) Manning
Did you try Netrunner?
Yup, that's what I'm using. :-)
Ok, I'm missing half of the posts from this thread... I hope I didn't miss something essential to my original question. I didn't see the
posts from claw or warpslide.
On 02 Feb 2024, Shurato said the following...
On 01 Feb 2024, claw said the following...
it. :-)I used to like this little program. Windows 10 hates
Manning
Did you try Netrunner?
Yup, that's what I'm using. :-)
Ok, I'm missing half of the posts from this thread... I hope Ididn't
miss something essential to my original question. I didn't see the posts from claw or warpslide.
That was the rest on the convo right there. You said your using
netrunner. So job accomplished. Still getting issues?
No, I need a CLI solution for ForceCommand in openssh. I need a solution still. GUI or mtelnet won't work.
No, I need a CLI solution for ForceCommand in openssh. I need asolution
still. GUI or mtelnet won't work.
You know CMD has "telnet" built into it in Windows. (7 anywaysm should be
10 as well)
... just type telnet from the dos prompt. See if that will work
for
you.
* In a message originally to Shurato, claw said:
On 02 Feb 2024, Shurato said the following...
On 01 Feb 2024, claw said the following...
it. :-)I used to like this little program. Windows 10 hates
Manning
Did you try Netrunner?
Yup, that's what I'm using. :-)
Ok, I'm missing half of the posts from this thread... I hope Ididn't
miss something essential to my original question. I didn't see th posts from claw or warpslide.
That was the rest on the convo right there. You said your using netrunner. So job accomplished. Still getting issues?
No, I need a CLI solution for ForceCommand in openssh. I need a solution still. GUI or mtelnet won't work.
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understand why none of the windows CLI options (Microsoft telnet, cygwin telnet and plink.exe) work as well as the linux one. I'm using a Debian
https://shsbbs.net/lintel.png for the linux telnet output in syncterm
and: https://shsbbs.net/wintel.png for the windows telnet output in syncterm. You can see why one is much better than the other, but I don't understand why none of the windows CLI options (Microsoft telnet, cygwin telnet and plink.exe) work as well as the linux one. I'm using a Debian
https://shsbbs.net/lintel.png for the linux telnet output in syncterm and: https://shsbbs.net/wintel.png for the windows telnet output in syncterm. You can see why one is much better than the other, but I don't understand why none of the windows CLI options (Microsoft telnet, cygwin telnet
and plink.exe) work as well as the linux one. I'm using a Debian
12 VM with ssh telneting internally to my BBS to allow an SSH tunnel
to the BBS. I'd love to be able to do this within windows the same
way, but it doesn't look likely. I'll just live with a Linux VM that
only has a few purposes taking up 3Gb of RAM and 2 cores... :(.
You know CMD has "telnet" built into it in Windows. (7 anywaysm should
be 10 as well) ... just type telnet from the dos prompt.
That's what I was thinking. If you use Windows, just type "telnet" and
the IP address into a terminal and you have telnet. It's not pretty
and it doesn't display things very well, but it works.
On 13 Mar 2024, Alonzo said the following...
That's what I was thinking. If you use Windows, just type "telnet"and
the IP address into a terminal and you have telnet. It's not pretty and it doesn't display things very well, but it works.
the telnet program hasn't been installed by default on Windows since Windows 7. with the (though minimal) effort to install it, you might
as well grab a copy of almost anything else.
Ok, my original question still wasn't answered. I need a command line telnet client that doesn't parse ansi (like the linux one) for sshd's ForceCommand to telnet to the bbs and allow the user's telnet client to interpret the ansi. I tried PLINK.EXE from putty and telnet.exe from cygwin, but they don't display like the linux telnet client from a linux VM does. I was hoping for a windows solution, but it doesn't look like there is one. I'll stick with my Linux solution, I guess. It's just a waste of resources.
the telnet program hasn't been installed by default on Windows since Windows 7. with the (though minimal) effort to install it, you might
as well grab a copy of almost anything else.
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