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Help setting up PropTCP + telnet?

TheEEinGeekTheEEinGeek Posts: 3
edited 2010-10-16 06:23 in Propeller 1
Hi all,
I'm fairly new to the propeller, although not new to programming in general. I have a Ybox2, and I would really like to get DongleBasic running over telnet on it. My ultimate goal is to use it as a little 'front-end' computer that can give me a command-line like interface to control another computer I built.

Unfortunately, I don't know how to create a telnet-connection, and the proptcp object doesn't seem to come with any kind of documentation. Can anyone that's used it help explain how to initiate a connection with a desktop running PuTTY?

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  • $WMc%$WMc% Posts: 1,884
    edited 2010-10-14 18:29
    Hi all,
    I'm fairly new to the propeller, although not new to programming in general. I have a Ybox2, and I would really like to get DongleBasic running over telnet on it. My ultimate goal is to use it as a little 'front-end' computer that can give me a command-line like interface to control another computer I built.

    Unfortunately, I don't know how to create a telnet-connection, and the proptcp object doesn't seem to come with any kind of documentation. Can anyone that's used it help explain how to initiate a connection with a desktop running PuTTY?
    '
    Can you communicate using just the TCP/IP and http settings with out telnet?
    '
    Do you have everything running in the same workgroup? "The first 3 stacks of the IP address"??
  • TheEEinGeekTheEEinGeek Posts: 3
    edited 2010-10-14 18:39
    I can successfully run the "example_httpserver" demo that comes with PropTCP on my Ybox2, so I know the hardware setup can work. I need help with actually establishing the telnet connection, as I just don't really understand what is going on in the example_httpserver demo.

    I assume it is some combination of the .start(), .listen(), .isconnected(), etc. functions in the "api_telnet_serial" object, but it's not immediately obvious to me.
  • TheEEinGeekTheEEinGeek Posts: 3
    edited 2010-10-16 06:23
    *Bump* . . . Anyone??
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