Open larsbrinkhoff opened 7 years ago
These are the ones we use. The first two work for both TCP and Chaosnet.
"U T - Telnet Reference Manual"
http://bitsavers.org/pdf/mit/ai/aim/AIM-292.pdf
@ecoquant wrote:
TN6 IS FOR COMMUNICATING OVER THE NET
WITH LINE AT A TIME SYSTEMS SUCH AS MULTICS.
IT IS LIKE TELNET, WITH THE FOLLOWING CHANGES:
INPUT IS NOT SENT TO THE FOREIGN HOST UNTIL YOU HIT RETURN.
LINEFEED SENDS THE INPUT OFF WITHOUT A NEW-LINE SEQUENCE AT THE
END.
RUBOUT IS DONE LOCALLY, AND ON DISPLAY TERMINALS THE LINE IMAGE
IS CORRECTLY MAINTAINED.
CONTROL/V RETYPES THE LINE IN CASE YOU'RE NOT SURE WHAT YOU'VE
RUBBED OUT.
↑P ERASES THE SCREEN. (ON A DATAPOINT, USE CONTROL/ZERO.)
↑K KILLS THE CURRENT LINE.
↑U AND ↑L ARE USED FOR CASE SHIFTING INSTEAD OF \.
TN6 got its own issue: #1269.
UT got its own issue: #1306.
We already have working servers and clients for TELNET and SUPDUP using TCP and Chaosnet. So what would we need these for?