and do you know how actualy to draw the 6?
all simple.
from the other side.
we've been doing this 20 yeas ago ;-)
I can't seem to telnet here from an osx shell...it's a vm but i wonder if
i try another app for that build will i be able to connect here via the
vm?
vm?
I think on a Mac you have to do "telnet -k" to disable their broken kerberos
login. Or you can just use ssh ... ssh bbs@uncensored.citadel.org will
do it.
Nice to see you back online. Unfortunately I don't have much of anything saved from the formative years. We did have a "call log" command back then.
Nowadays it would just be a lot of noise if we did that, between people staying logged in all the time, and the folks who have IMAP clients checking for mail every couple of minutes, etc.
So whatcha been up to?
Nice to see you back online. Unfortunately I don't have much of anything saved from the formative years. We did have a "call log" command back then.
Nowadays it would just be a lot of noise if we did that, between people staying logged in all the time, and the folks who have IMAP clients checking for mail every couple of minutes, etc.
So whatcha been up to?
Sa Jun 08 2013 18:31:32 CEST von IGnatius T FoobarI think on a Mac you have to do "telnet -k" to disable their broken kerberos login. Or you can just use ssh ... ssh bbs@uncensored.citadel.org will do it.
You were almost correct:
-K Specifies no automatic login to the remote system.
So, for lazy copy&pasters, the correct command on a Mac is:
telnet -K uncensored.citadel.org
It still seems really odd and busted that Mac telnet tries to do Kerberos
by default and you have to turn it off for the 99.9% of telnet servers out
there that aren't Kerberized.