On Tue, 2002-04-30 at 17:11, Scott wrote:
Does anyone know how to make a script to telnet to an IP, authenticate
(login / pass) and then reconnect every 8 hours or whenever the connection
is lost.
Its rather important because its the only thing stopping me from fully using
OSX. I had
On Tuesday, April 30, 2002, at 05:11 PM, Scott wrote:
Does anyone know how to make a script to telnet to an IP, authenticate
(login / pass) and then reconnect every 8 hours or whenever the
connection
is lost.
I don't know about the reconnection or authentication stuff, but here's
On Tue, 2002-04-30 at 17:11, Scott wrote:
Does anyone know how to make a script to telnet to an IP, authenticate
(login / pass) and then reconnect every 8 hours or whenever the connection
is lost.
Its rather important because its the only thing stopping me from fully using
OSX. I had
Just a comment about all this telnetting going on - telnet transmits
information unencrypted. That includes your user name and password.
ssh is a much more secure alternative. Food for thought.
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Andrew Nielsen mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Starfish Technologies Pty Ltd http://www.starfish.net.au
Just a comment about all this telnetting going on - telnet transmits
information unencrypted. That includes your user name and password.
ssh is a much more secure alternative. Food for thought.
Of course, so does POP, but that doesn't seem to worry most of the world
Have fun,
Shay (Bitter
Of course, so does POP, but that doesn't seem to worry most of the world
Mmm, and I'd be inclined to think that POP was less secure than telnet,
because the password will (usually) live inside one packet, prepended with
the keyword 'PASS', and is incredibly to sniff off the wire. Or off un
WEP'd
At 9:32 +0800 1/5/02, Geoff Watts wrote:
Of course, so does POP, but that doesn't seem to worry most of the world
Mmm, and I'd be inclined to think that POP was less secure than telnet,
because the password will (usually) live inside one packet, prepended with
the keyword 'PASS
Does anyone know how to make a script to telnet to an IP, authenticate
(login / pass) and then reconnect every 8 hours or whenever the connection
is lost.
Its rather important because its the only thing stopping me from fully using
OSX. I had an applescript that did this with ³MacTelnet² in OS9
On Friday, February 8, 2002, at 02:26 PM, Scott wrote:
Is terminal scriptable?
Looking at Terminal's AppleScript dictionary it's pretty meagre for what
you want to do. However, it does have doscript which allows you to run
a UNIX shell script from within Terminal.
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Peter Hinchliffe
Apwin
Hi all,
Wondering if anyone knows how to automate telnet in OSX?
I made this apple script for 9. And then used chronotask to Reload it every
8 hours.
I need something that will log me in every 8 hours. And if the previous
session is active to logout first.
This is my old script
property
At 14:26 8/02/02 +0800, Scott wrote:
Wondering if anyone knows how to automate telnet in OSX?
[Applescript solution deleted]
You're now running a computer with a real operating system, so you can use
real tools - things like shell scripts :-)
You could do something *like* this in a shell
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