Hi Peter,
I think this is a new problem to me at least. I do not run TNT and
the tcp/ip in Linux runs with both the internet and ham radio tcp/ip over
the ax25 network just fine. I have sent binary files to a ham 90 miles
away by ftp through a x1j-4 node. This same Ham uses telnet through my
Linux to the gateway and over 1000 miles to another gateway in Iowa.
So I think your problem is one with TNT. I tried to use TNT about
3 years ago and had similar problems. I suggest you get the Xfbb packet
bbs from http://www.f6fbb.org and delete TNT.
And do not appologize for using a Baycom modem. Getting that to
work properly in Linux is a good job!
On Mon, 1 Feb 1999, Peter Buschhorn wrote:
} Dear readers,
}
} I really don't know wether my problem has been discussed here in the past or
} not. If so I apologize for this.
}
} What I would like to do is : running a terminal program for normal ax25 connects
} to my mailbox and connect to a tcp/ip server with the standard unix tools like
} telnet / ftp ... from another xterm or another console.
}
} In my particular case there is tnt running as a demon in the background.
} When I try to connect a tcp/ip station it gets connected with my tnt and receives
} a friendly login message and a cookie :-) . Obviously I have to setup another
} port for tcp/ip connections but I really have no clues howto manage it.
}
} The packet equipment is really simple:
} Baycom 1k2 (urgh...... I know but better than nothing) visible as interface bc0
} TNT 1.1
} the ax25 modules as required for kernel 2.0.36 (slackware 3.5)
}
} If tnt is not running TCP/IP works ok. tnt alone works ok. Together
} I have the problems mentioned.
}
} Any pointers and clues are very appreciated
}
} vy 73s de Peter
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} Peter Buschhorn
} FernUni Hagen
} Technische Informatik I
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