telnet

问题 I am running the following simple telnet script which just logs into a machine and exits. The same script works fine (goes through 1000 iterations) from one Linux server but fails (consistently) from another Linux server (fails after say 200 attempts). In failure case, the number of iterations it takes to fail varies but failure is persistent. #!/usr/bin/perl use Net::Telnet; my $loop = 0; my $dumpfile = "dump.log"; my $inputfile = "input.log"; for ($loop =1; $loop <=1000; $loop++) { print "=

问题 I am programming a Java connection to a server using the Apache commons telnet library. I have modified the example code at http://www.java2s.com/Code/Java/Network-Protocol/ExampleofuseofTelnetClient.htm to connect to our server and preform tests. Everything seems to work fine but I cannot figure out how to send function key presses over telnet. After using a sniffer with our IBM 3151 emulator for the function key 'F9' I got the value: '/033i/r', but simply just typing this in does not work.

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问题 I'm writing a python script to automatically close an Android Emulator. I used to work on a Linux environments but I'm now migrating the code to Windows. Problem is, $ adb emu kill Doesn't work on Windows so I resort to making a python script that telnets to the emulator and kills the emulator. Here's the code: import telnetlib host = "localhost" port = "5554" tn = telnetlib.Telnet(host,port) tn.write("kill\n") tn.close() The problem that I encountered with this is that it doesn't work when I

问题 Adapting Apache WeatherTelnet code, I'm working towards a MUD client, but am struggling with concurrent input/output. It's not possible to read and write simultaneously, of course. For this application, out should have priority over in . If nothing is being written to java.lang.System.out then, and only then, should input from java.lang.System.in be read. I'm just not sure how to accomplish that because in and out are interwoven. run and memory dump: thufir@dur:~$ thufir@dur:~$ thufir@dur:~$

问题 preferably using python or shell. does not have to use telnet program but does need to use protocol since that is the simplest way in my case(no need to install stuff on "server" to transfer files over). Note this isn't directly connected to the outside world and security isn't a big deal. 回答1: If the telnet protocol is all you can use than about the only way I can suggest is to use uuencode on the source side to output the file as regular text to standard output. Then have your terminal

问题 I'm using localhost to testing python scripts and I need to test it via telnet, where I'm using PuTTY. I have this python script: @app.route('/add/', methods=['POST']) def add_entry(): db = get_db() db.execute('insert into entries (title, text) values (?, ?)', ("value_from_telnet", "another_value_from_telnet")) db.commit() print("Saved") return "Saved" And now I don't know how to connect to 127.0.0.1/add and how put values into POST method. I can't use connection like this: $ o 127.0.0.1/add

问题 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 commands, but I always received the same data (I cound't post images, the data is{255,253,3,255,254,1,255251,1}). I also do some research, seems this problem is related telnet protocol/negotiation, but I don’t have any more idea and experience on that what should I do, could anyboday please help to look at it? any suggestion & solution is appreciated. others, I

问题 I'm trying to figure out how to send SMS messages with custom sender ids from Python. So far, I'm able to send messages from a Gmail account by turning on support for "Less Secure Apps" and running: import smtplib import email.mime.multipart sender = 'douglas.duhaime.messenger@gmail.com' subject = 'here is the subject' message = 'cats are on wheels' recipient = 'MY_NUMBER@tmomail.net' # Establish a secure session with gmail's outgoing SMTP server using your gmail account server = smtplib.SMTP

问题 I am attempting to write a batch file to open a telnet session , connect to router ,enter username and password and finally send a command to the router, I have two different routers I am attempting this with . one of them a netgear i can successfully unlock telnet on the router (it is locked by default and once unlocked ,reverts after reboot) open telnet session and connect to the router.to unlock telnet i have a program telnetenable.exe which is stored in c:/ echo off echo c:/telnetenable