just a little telnet client i made for DOS. you might find it useful!

[Mike Chambers]

it was to test out my new TCP/IP routines for NTCPDRV in quickbasic 4.5.

i included the source code too, in case anybody wants to see it. you have to load QB.EXE with the QB.QLB quicklibrary file if you try looking at the source, which can be done by typing QB.EXE /L QB.QLB

if you want to be able to see ANSI color, you'll have to copy the file NANSI.SYS that i've included in this download to C:\NANSI.SYS

then, all this line to your C:\CONFIG.SYS file:
DEVICE=C:\NANSI.SYS

 

[DoctorPepper]

it was to test out my new TCP/IP routines for NTCPDRV in quickbasic 4.5.

Thanks Mike, I'll try to mess around with it later this afternoon. Or maybe tomorrow. Depends on the size of the "honey-do" list ;-)

 

[Mike Chambers]

Thanks Mike, I'll try to mess around with it later this afternoon. Or maybe tomorrow. Depends on the size of the "honey-do" list ;-)

hehe, i'm glad i don't have one of those lists yet.

hopefully the routines that open a port for listening work. haven't even tested them yet though.

 

[PhotoJim]

Good job! Now we need an ssh client.

Seriously, it should be possible. Your work might make a good starting point.

 

[Mike Chambers]

Good job! Now we need an ssh client.

Seriously, it should be possible. Your work might make a good starting point.

thanks! glad you likey..

lol yeah actually i was thinking about that. i want to get my IRC client finished first though. SSH is pretty complex as far as the encryption goes i think. i'll have to get the protocol docs for it and see what it looks like.