telnet

问题 I know git supports SSH. But my 13-year old server does not support SSH. Only telnet is supported. Is it possible to push to a git repository over telnet? How to setup such environment? 回答1: No, it isn't possible. Even 13 years ago telnet wasn't an acceptable protocol to use, and ssh was already supported by any server worth using. That's even more the case now. You may be able to set up support for doing git over http, including pushes. But you should really see about getting something that

问题 I have been playing around with Node's REPL. I thought it would be pretty cool to make it available via a Socket, connect to it via Telnet/puTTY/whatever, and debug my server on-the-fly. I used the example found here: http://nodejs.org/docs/latest/api/repl.html, which basically looks like this... net.createServer(function (socket) { var cmd = repl.start(">", socket); //... some other stuff here.... not important }).listen(5001); OK, great! Now I can connect to port 5001 with Telnet and

问题 Using the Perl module Net::Telnet, how do you send an arrow key to a telnet session so that it would be the same thing as a user pressing the down key on the keyboard? use Net::Telnet; my $t = new Net::Telnet(); my $down_key=?; #How do you send a down key in a telnet session? t->print($down_key); This list of VT102 codes says that cursor keycodes are the following: Up: Esc [ A 033 133 101 Down: Esc [ B 033 133 102 Right: Esc [ C 033 133 103 Left: Esc [ D 033 133 104 How would I send these in

问题 I have to send F2 key to telnet host. How do I send it using python...using getch() I found that the character < used for the F2 key but when sending > , its not working. I think there is a way to send special function keys but I am not able to find it. If somebody knows please help me. Thanks in advance 回答1: Extended keys (non-alphanumeric or symbol) are composed of a sequence of single characters, with the sequence depending on the terminal you have told the telnet server you are using. You

问题 I am writing a little Telnet client on Arduino. How do I reactivate the Telnet client linemode after I deactivate it with the following code? client.write(255); // IAC client.write(251); // WILL client.write(1); // ECHO client.write(255); // IAC client.write(251); // WILL client.write(3); // suppress go ahead client.write(255); // IAC client.write(252); // WONT client.write(34); // LINEMODE for password typing. I tried the reverse commands, but they don't work. 回答1: Using the BSD telnet

问题 I need to make a large set of tests in telnet. I am working on some ways to auto detect dictionary attacks on our email server, and then throttle them back, or blacklist them etc. I am now ready to run some tests and see if my work pays off. I figured I would just download some script kiddy app to run the tests. I can not find any and those I can are bad or binary and non configurable. I will have a list of addresses I generate in a loop. I want to take $address as an argument and do this:

问题 I am trying to make a way to telnet to an unrooted Droid. I have the INTERNET permission active, I have my device connected on the same network as my Mac OS X box via WiFi, and I am able to ping the port I opened. In initial experiments, I got it to work on a rooted test device, but I had the socket handlers run on the UI Thread rather than a separate thread. Now that I have the network modules on a separate thread, I can't get ServerSocket.accept () to return. It works on Google's version of

问题 I've been playing around with some ANSI stuff (like colors etc.) in java and php (from scratch) and I'm trying to find a way to basically wait for a key press. I'd like to have something like the following pseudo code at the end of my main event loop: If (KeyPressed) Begin var event = new KeyboardEvent(); event.Key = ReadKey(); this.BubbleEvent(event); End But everything I've been trying over the last couple days fails because the key presses only become available on STDIN after the user has