"Remote" for XENIX
Wayne Schlitt
wayne at dsndata.uucp
Mon Jan 15 13:57:36 AEST 1990
In article <124 at mnopltd.UUCP> neal at mnopltd.UUCP writes:
>
> ->Also, looking for a "Carbon Copy" or "Remote" like program for
> ->XENIX--y'know, like under DOS, so I can "eavesdrop" on what another user
>
> I have looked before and come up dry. Several notes come to mind:
the closest that i have come up with is to get a copy of script and
hack it to use unbuffered i/o. all you have to do is have the
person type "script file" and you type "tail -f file", or have the
other person do a "script /dev/ttyxx".
> 1. The link between terminals would likely have to be done in the tty device
> driver. There are only about 8 skillion of these for different vendor
> tty boards.
no problem here since you are just using the regular device drivers...
> 2. If the two terminals were different types, translation would be needed.
> Messy. Requiring Helper and Helpee to have identical terminals reduces
> potential market.
yuppers, this is a problem.
oh yeah... one other problem. i never did get it to work on xenix
since script is bsd based... (i didnt try to hard, but it didnt look
as easy as getting to work on hp-ux...)
i too would be interested in something that wasnt so much of a hack.
-wayne
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