Re: lyntin control

You can also use screen if you're running lyntin on a *nix box of some
sort.  Much easier than redirecting stdin/out solutions.  Adding an http
gateway to pass on commands would be the only way to web enable what
you've got.  The hard part of that is if you want to add authentication of
some sort so not everyone on the planet can fuck with your session.  (I
know i probably would given the chance.)

- Josh

On Sun, 18 Jul 2004, will guaraldi wrote:

> On Sun, 18 Jul 2004, Bartosz wrote:
> 
> > > It's definitely possible--Lyntin textui just uses stdin and stdout.
> > > It's the same sort of solution that you'd use for any other program
> > > that uses stdout and stdin.
> >
> > can u give some exemples how it works and how to do it?
> 
> Uh...  without writing the code myself, I can't give examples.  It's just
> like sending stdin and grabbing stdout like you would do with any other
> application, except you have to keep a daemon running so it can keep
> lyntin running.  I don't really have time to walk you through that.
> 
> I would highly encourage you to use the other solution involving the http
> plugin because that'd be a _lot_ easier to implement.
> 
> 
> > ps. why i got two copies of emails with your reply?
> 
> Because you're subscribed to the mailing list (something I didn't know),
> so you get the direct reply and the copy from the mailing list.
> 
> /will
> 
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