I am trying to do the following:
I have a Debian Linux server and a remote terminal concentrator. I need to setup rtelnet to dial out on ttyS4 on server, that tty will then open a socket to the IP and port assignment on the TC. If you telnet to the TC IP and port UUCP should be able to run AT commands to the modem.
I have searched high and low and only found kibble.
example: rtelnet -Xx 10.252.1.4 5000 /dev/modem
Xx is unknown. It is supposed to create the /dev/modem as a psuedo tty, but how does it know about ttyS4?
I have a Debian Linux server and a remote terminal concentrator. I need to setup rtelnet to dial out on ttyS4 on server, that tty will then open a socket to the IP and port assignment on the TC. If you telnet to the TC IP and port UUCP should be able to run AT commands to the modem.
I have searched high and low and only found kibble.
example: rtelnet -Xx 10.252.1.4 5000 /dev/modem
Xx is unknown. It is supposed to create the /dev/modem as a psuedo tty, but how does it know about ttyS4?