On Sun, 13 Aug 2000, Tim Seifert wrote:
> By: Fred Wright <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> On: Sunday, August 13, 2000 9:31 AM
>
> > Yes, there's no built-in remote disconnect feature. You could telnet
> > to the gateway and issue the command, or perhaps even rig an InetD
> > service to do this with less typing.
> How hard would it be to (properly) implement an ARexx listener on
> MiamiDx, so you could send connect to a certain port, send a password,
> then a Miami ARexx command? Rather than Telnet in, and have to develop
> something to listen to Telnet and relay commands. That way you properly
> remote control MiamiDx from any computer.
First of all, you're probably going to use Telnet on the client side,
unless you plan to develop a specialized client for every machine.
Secondly, anything you do with ARexx would have to be a permanently
running script listening with the TCP: device, which would have to be
started by some other script. It's a lot simpler just to have a program
or script activated from InetD. It might not even ned to have "commands",
since it could simply take action in response to the incoming connection.
Make sure you firewall this. :-)
Fred Wright
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