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modemu2k is a fork of modemu, a telnet client with a modem-like user interface
https://theimpossibleastronaut.com/modemu2k
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Unable to connect with modemu2k-0.0.5 #25

Closed aianson closed 5 years ago

aianson commented 5 years ago

modeumk2k-0.0.5 doesn't seem to work for me here.

I saw your slackbuild for modemu2k so I grabbed it and installed it here on a fresh slackware64 install. It built and installed fine. It runs fine along with minicom but doesn't connect to the remote host.

I uninstalled 0.0.5 and used the slackbuild script (just editing the version) to build 0.0.4 and that does work for me.

I have a dual stack here, IPv4 and IPv6.

Sorry for the vague report, I'm not sure what's happening.

andy5995 commented 5 years ago

My first guess would be you'll need to change the format for specifying the port... note the ReleaseNotes...

Are you using host[:port] or host [port]. If you're not using any port, then it should default to 23 and work; if it doesn't, I did something wrong. :)

Changing the way the port is specified was needed to allow IPv6 hosts to be specified. At least, I knew of no other way to do it.

I have a dual stack here, IPv4 and IPv6.

I tested with ipv4 and ipv6 but separately. If the port isn't the problem, I may need to add some code to "force" one or the other. Like telnet has an option to force one or the other.

aianson commented 5 years ago

My first guess would be you'll need to change the format for specifying the port... note the ReleaseNotes...

Are you using host[:port] or host [port]. If you're not using any port, then it should default to 23 and work; if it doesn't, I did something wrong. :)

Changing the way the port is specified was needed to allow IPv6 hosts to be specified. At least, I knew of no other way to do it.

Oh.. I missed that detail.. :)

I have installed 0.0.5 now and updated my dialing directory. My own BBS is on port 2030 so I needed to change it. Working fine now.. thanks!

andy5995 commented 5 years ago

You're welcome! Very glad it was an issue easy to solve ;)

Thanks for reaching out.

I've "pinned" the issue to make it more visible in case that affects anyone else.

You're welcome to make a pull request to add your BBS to the README, there's a short section at the bottom reserved for that.

aianson commented 5 years ago

On Thu, 29 Aug 2019 16:06:23 -0700 Andy Alt notifications@github.com wrote:

I've "pinned" the issue to make it more visible in case that affects anyone else.

Yep, likely a good idea.. :)

You're welcome to make a pull request to add your BBS to the README, there's a short section at the bottom reserved for that.

I get a fair bit of source from github but I have never used anything other than git clone so I don't know what a pull request is or how to go about it. I wouldn't mind adding my BBS to the README but I fear the unknown. My BBS is called The Rusty MailBox and is available 24/7/365 (except for maintenance times) at trmb.ca on port 2030 if you would like to add it.. :)

andy5995 commented 5 years ago

No problem. Done. :)