commands ended in \x0D\x0A (replicating telnet).
In Fiasco's case, the \x0D\x0A was in the wrong order (\x0A\x0D).
So to perform a login to any telnet system within iViewer, you can use
a startup command for the system set to:
username\x0D\x0Apassword\x0D\x0A (replacing username and password with
the correct details obviously)
Then you can send any command to the telnet session, ending them with
\x0D\x0A
Jarrod
On Mar 8, 3:16 pm, Fiasco <dgvoll...@gmail.com> wrote:
> RadioRa2 repeater 192.168.2.2 port 23, TCP, maintain connection,
> startup command login.
>
> Setup a text field and a feedback regexp (.*) to put whatever telnet
> kicks back into the text field. I also have a connection join button.
>
> login command
> username\x0A\x0Dpassword\x0A\x0D
>
> I have also tried just the login name (and variations of \x0A \x0D)
>
> username\x0A\x0D
>
> When I launch CF, the connection join button never illuminates/
> toggles.
>
> The text field shows the first thing the telnet session sends (the
> login: prompt)
>
> Nothing happens after this. I don't know if the connection dropped or
> if the login command is never sent but it doesn't move past the
> "login:" prompt.
>
> Any suggestions?
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