• Re: Another problem Ftelnet

    From Ree@1:103/705 to Thomas Bampi on Tuesday, April 03, 2018 14:21:54
    client side says: "Disconnected from velenobbs.postabox.biz:1123"
    If I try to do a telnet on port 1123 does not answer anything even locally and counque
    counque on the firewall both port 23 and 123 are open.
    I hope in your feedback ....

    Sorry, not sure what's going on here. You've definitely got the ports open on the firewall correctly because I can connect to both 23 and 1123, so we can rule that out.

    If you open /sbbs/exec/websocketservice.js what version do you see on the top line? "websocketservice.js,v 1.11 2018/03/19" is what I see here, so if you see an older version you could try updating that file from CVS.

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  • From KK4QBN@1:103/705 to Ree on Tuesday, April 03, 2018 16:13:46
    Re: Re: Another problem Ftelnet
    By: Ree to Thomas Bampi on Tue Apr 03 2018 14:21:54

    If you open /sbbs/exec/websocketservice.js what version do you see on the top line? "websocketservice.js,v 1.11 2018/03/19" is what I see here, so if you see an older version you could try updating that file from CVS.

    I thought these were now depcrecated for the version he is using.

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  • From Ree@1:103/705 to KK4QBN on Tuesday, April 03, 2018 17:42:06
    If you open /sbbs/exec/websocketservice.js what version do you see on the top line? "websocketservice.js,v 1.11 2018/03/19" is what I see here, so if you see an older version you could try updating that file from CVS.

    I thought these were now depcrecated for the version he is using.

    No, websocket-telnet-service and websocket-rlogin-service are the old ones that were used by ecwebv4, websocketservice.js has always been the right one to use for the classic web interface. And I updated it quite a bit when updating the classic web interface to the latest version of fTelnet, so possibly an older version of that service could be causing the issue.

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  • From echicken@1:103/705 to Ree on Tuesday, April 03, 2018 19:05:37
    Re: Re: Another problem Ftelnet
    By: Ree to KK4QBN on Tue Apr 03 2018 17:42:06

    I thought these were now depcrecated for the version he is using.

    No, websocket-telnet-service and websocket-rlogin-service are the old ones that were used by ecwebv4, websocketservice.js has always been the right

    Correct, and I killed these in CVS. Newly installed versions of my web interface will use websocketservice.js as well. (Fewer similarly named files to choose from will hopefully alleviate confusion on this point.)

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  • From KK4QBN@1:103/705 to Ree on Tuesday, April 03, 2018 20:45:28
    Re: Re: Another problem Ftelnet
    By: Ree to KK4QBN on Tue Apr 03 2018 17:42:06

    I thought these were now depcrecated for the version he is using.

    No, websocket-telnet-service and websocket-rlogin-service are the old ones that were used by ecwebv4, websocketservice.js has always been the right one to use for the classic web interface. And I updated it quite a bit when updating the classic web interface to the latest version of fTelnet, so possibly an older version of that service could be causing the issue. [0m

    Gotcha bro!, I have'nt upgraded to the latest and greatest yet because I have some code of my own in the web interface, and right now everything works as I need it to, Plus I really don't jump too quick at upgrades unless I notice in the synchronet devel area that it is of release qualitly.. So sooner or later I may change things around a bit.

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  • From KK4QBN@1:103/705 to echicken on Tuesday, April 03, 2018 20:47:02
    Re: Re: Another problem Ftelnet
    By: echicken to Ree on Tue Apr 03 2018 19:05:37

    No, websocket-telnet-service and websocket-rlogin-service are the
    old ones that were used by ecwebv4, websocketservice.js has always
    been the right

    Correct, and I killed these in CVS. Newly installed versions of my web interface will use websocketservice.js as well. (Fewer similarly named files to choose from will hopefully alleviate confusion on this point.)

    The install was'nt confusing for me, but when I had some issues pop up, thats where the confustion came in, little too much to much with :)

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  • From Thomas Bampi@2:333/808 to Ree on Wednesday, April 04, 2018 07:55:20

    If you open /sbbs/exec/websocketservice.js what version do you see on the top line? "websocketservice.js,v 1.11 2018/03/19" is what I see here, so if you see an older version you could try updating that file from CVS.

    Yes of course but not works... :-( :-(

    // $Id: websocketservice.js,v 1.11 2018/03/19 23:56:02 ree Exp $

    // websocketservice.js

    // Synchronet Service for redirecting incoming WebSocket connections to the Telnet and/or RLogin server
    // Mainly to be used in conjunction with fTelnet

    // Example configuration (in ctrl/services.ini)
    //
    // ; WebSocket to RLogin
    // [WebSocket-RLogin]
    // Port=11513
    // Options=NO_HOST_LOOKUP
    // Command=websocketservice.js localhost 513
    //
    // ; WebSocket to Telnet
    // [WebSocket-Telnet]
    // Port=1123
    // Options=NO_HOST_LOOKUP
    // Command=websocketservice.js localhost 23
    ....
    .....

    Why don't works? where i wrong?

    Bye
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  • From Thomas Bampi@2:333/808 to Ree on Wednesday, April 04, 2018 12:51:51

    No, websocket-telnet-service and websocket-rlogin-service are the old ones that were used by ecwebv4, websocketservice.js has always been the right one to use for the classic web interface. And I updated it quite a bit when updating the classic web interface to the latest version of fTelnet, so possibly an older version of that service could be causing the issue.

    Hi Ree, Where can I find the latest version of ftelnet at which address?

    Bye
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  • From Thomas Bampi@2:333/808 to Ree on Tuesday, April 10, 2018 20:14:23

    I'm not sure -- I haven't been able to duplicate it here with the latest dev build.

    Could you try setting up a new installation in a new directory using the latest sbbs_dev.zip and sbbs_run.zip to see if the problem occurs for you there? Depending on whether it works / doesn't work that'll help narrow things down a little bit.


    Hi Ree! I did some testing and modifying the ftelnet.inc file in this way the system works:

    <div id = "fTelnetContainer" class = "fTelnetContainer"> </ div>
    <script> document.write ('<script src = "// embed-v2.ftelnet.ca/js/ftelnet- loader.norip.xfer.js?v=' + (new Date ()). getTime () + ' "> <\ / script>'); </ script>
    <Script>
            var WSS = (location.protocol.toLowerCase () == 'https:');
    var Options = new fTelnetOptions ();
    Options.BareLFtoCRLF = false;
    Options.BitsPerSecond = 57600;
    Options.ConnectionType = 'telnet';
    Options.Emulation = 'ansi-bbs';
    Options.Enter = '\ r';
    Options.Font = 'CP437';
    Options.ForceWss = false;
    Options.Hostname = '@@ HostName @@';
    Options.LocalEcho = false;
    //Options.Port = (WSS? @@ WSSPort @@: @@ WSPort @@);
    Options.Port = 23;
    Options.ProxyHostname = 'proxy-nl.ftelnet.ca';
    Options.ScreenColumns = 80;
    Options.ScreenRows = 25;
                    Options.WebSocketUrlPath = '/? Port = @@ TelnetPort @@';
    var fTelnet = new fTelnetClient ('fTelnetContainer', Options);
    </ Script>

    As you can see I modified the "Options.Port" variable and I have the
    value "23" and I added a new call "Options.ProxyHostname", with these changes it works.
    It seems that the Synchronet part that handles port "1123" and "11235" does
    not work and actually started not to go since I updated the system .exe files. I also have to give proof that you told me and in the next few days I'll let you know how it went.

    Bye
    Thomas Bampi

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