Re: terminal without telnet

Le 4/5/2019 à 10:45 PM, kerravon86-/[email protected] [hercules-390] a écrit :
> ---In [email protected], <gtaylor@...> wrote :
>
>>> Now I wish to use PDOS/386, running my simple "pdpser" application that
>>> writes to COM1, to be used as the ANSI terminal. But it failed to connect
>>> to Hercules, because no-one is doing the telnet negotiation. So I wish to
>>> switch off the telnet requirement and effectively have PDOS/390 driving
>>> a serial port that has an attached EBCDIC ANSI terminal.
>> What about a utility to listen to the serial port and gateway to a
>> telnet server? "socat" and some clients for remote serial ports come to
>> mind. Point Qemu at that logical serial port that has it's data sent to
>> a remote telnet server.
> That's a good idea. I didn't think of that. But I'm
> surprised that Hercules doesn't already have
> some sort of "raw tcp/ip" option so that I don't
> need a separate utility.
>
> BFN. Paul.

This makes less and less sense to me !

What does this relates to a S/370, S/390 or z/Architecture implementation ?

You are doing your own stuff.. do it - fine.. but this is NOT hercules !

--Ivan



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