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AMIGA/FTERM
AMIGA/BBSTERM
FTERM [-Nnet] [port#] [-c#] [-wcapturefile]
FTERM opens a standard intuition window and connects to a CSH running on
the remote UNIX machine. If the remote machine is another Amiga, it
connects to the terminal-window server (STERM).
UNIX: The csh runs on a PTY and is NOT named, which means you don't show
up in WHO or FINGER, and cannot TALK other people (nor can they talk you).
To get a named shell, you must 'rlogin localhost'. This adds another process
to the character-loop.
The default port# is 8195. You can also specify another port # to
connect to.
The -N option specifies the network (default = 0). This is the same
network as was specified when you ran DNET (if was not specified, is 0)
The -c# option (-c7 for example) sets the 'cooked' mode. Bits are
defined as follows:
bit
0 turn keyboard CR's into LFs when sent to remote
1 Local Echo (half duplex)
2 cause received LFs to generate a CR+LF (i.e. CSI20h)
-wcapturefile Specify name of capture file, else "ram:capture".
Menus: (partially implemented): Capture -capture into ram:capture
Paste -pastes from ram:paste
Flush -get rid of buffered data
on remote end (that would
otherwise take a long time
to display)
BBSTERM is simply FTERM renamed, and uses PORT_BBS (8200) instead of
PORT_IALPHATERM (8195).
RELEASE INFO:
V1.10 DNET 1.10 release
-Implements auto window resize and auto-remote-resize
-Implements local echo (cooked mode) and buffering
Remote STERM implements equivalent options and now has the
same resize/echo/remote-resize capabilities as FTERM.
V1.00 Initial Release