The IJU utility sets up a file called "remote.cmd" in your chosen directory.
You need to link this up with your freesshd setup so that it is run as
the shell command - I have a suspicion that it may need renaming as
remote.bat rather than cmd.
I also think I found that freesshd doesn't necessarily drop you into the
directory that the remote.cmd/bat file is in so I had to add a cd
/mydatadirectory into the batch file.
Apart from that it works fine, except I've always had an issue with
freesshd's handling of the "del" key, and also CTRL+C for breaking a
program doesn't seem to do as it should - I'm sure both of these issues
are solveable, I've just never tried!
Regards
Simon
On 29/09/2011 00:21, Charlie Noah wrote:
Hi Simon,
I installed freesshd and it let me connect with Jbase. Yippee! I set
up a user to test with using iju. I then set a password using
password. When I tried to log in it said "Login incorrect". I'm sure I
did something wrong or didn't do something. I've never set up a Jbase
user on Windows, having previously been in the AIX world. So close...
Charlie
On 09-28-2011 3:25 PM, Simon wrote:
Does freesshd run on XP home ?
If so you could create a local ssh connection from securecrt - this
will spawn a dos session on the PC, and you can launch jbase from a
batch file there...
Simon
On 28/09/2011 21:20, Charlie Noah wrote:
Hi Bob,
I'm running XP Home. The Jbase docs say it doesn't support jtelnetd
in Home, only in Pro. I don't understand why they would limit it
like that. D3 handles it just fine, from their telnet, PuTTY and
SecureCRT. Oh well, if I can't get it working, I'll just keep using
the console. I really don't think I want to spend $150 for another
emulator. I already have a SecureCRT license, and they have made
quite a few enhancements at my request.
Thanks,
Charlie
On 09-28-2011 9:39 AM, Bob Rasmussen wrote:
The first thing I would check would be any software firewall running on
the machine. Even when you're connecting to localhost, firewalls can block
the client and/or the server side.
You don't state what version of Windows you're running. That might be
helpful. In 2008 Server, I have seen that "localhost" won't always
resolve. I suspect some kind of security clampdown is responsible, but I
don't know for sure.
By the way, you might try our Anzio product in a similar configuration.
On Wed, 28 Sep 2011, Charlie Noah wrote:
I am trying to connect via SecureCRT telnet to Jbase 3.4.7 on my local XP
machine using
localhost. I can't use port 23 because I'm using that for D3 local. No matter
what port I've
tried, I get this message:
SecureCRT - Version 6.7.1 (build 188)
[LOCAL] : Stream has closed [CLOSE_TYPE_NONSPECIFIC] :
The remote system refused the connection.
or nothing at all.
For D3 I had to use hostname 127.0.0.1 instead of localhost, otherwise I got
the above error.
My hosts file links 127.0.0.1 to localhost, so I'm not sure what's going on
there.
Per Jbase docs, I put this line in c:\windows\system32\drivers\etc\services:
jtelnet 2323/tcp #Jbase Telnet Service
Telnet is using port 23, as I'm sure is standard. Nothing else is set to use
port 2323 in
file services, and netstat /an says nothing is using it. I tried port 24 and
got the same
result.
According to Control Panel> Administrative Tools> Services "jBASE Telnetd
Server" is set as
automatic, but it is stopped. In the Log On tab, "Log on as" is set to "Local
System
account". "Allow service to interact with desktop" is checked. I have tried
with it
unchecked, no joy.
When I tried to start the service I got this message:
Could not start the Jbase Telnetd server service on Local Computer.
Error 1067: The process terminated unexpectedly.
Does anyone know what I'm doing wrong, or not doing?
Thanks,
Charlie Noah
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