Re: MacGate Revival

[Miles Lott <miles.lott@gmail.com>]

Yes, telnet is running on the a2server install specifically for this ;)  I was able to connect to localhost and then from another linux vm, my primary file server.  iptables is disabled (policy ACCEPT with no further rules).

Casper is the web server that gets installed with Marinetti on the IIGS - at least I think that was the source.  So, I had expected it to be a good test to see if the the GS was listening on port 80 with that app running in the foreground.

I have done some code cleanup today, correcting types and includes and otherwise getting rid of additional warnings with -Wall still enabled.  I will be able to test within an hour or so to see if that helped.

On Thursday, May 16, 2013 3:42:21 PM UTC-5, Steven Hirsch wrote:
> I don't mean to belabor the obvious, but are you sure you have a telnet server 
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> running and that the port isn't blocked by a firewall?  Telnet is disabled by 
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> default on all contemporary Linux distributions I'm familiar with.
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> If Casper is an ftp client (not familiar with it), same comment applies.
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> In the larger scheme of things, it seems like netatalk would be the obvious 
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> place for a DDP to TCP gateway to live.  I'm actually surprised that no one 
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> ever added that feature.
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> Disclaimer:  I am an experienced C/C++ coder with Linux system-level 
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> programming experience.  But, I have not spent a lot of time in the network 
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> layer.  Just enough to be dangerous :-).
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> Steve