Hello everybody!
I'm trying to add a pots line to my telnet bbs using a raspberry pi.
First, I tried using system tools like agetty and mgetty, but was finally suggested to use sexpots.
It compiled just fine from the cvs repository and it's almost working perfectly, but after half a page, it stops transmitting. It doesn't disconnect, though, but acts like it has transferred everything.
For example: Half of my login screen is displayed, then I can enter my credentials. After logging in, half of the next screen is displayed and so on...
Small pages are okay, longer pages aren't and it doesn't always stop at the exact same position, but almost the same..
Sometimes, it continues with the lower part of the screen, omitting the middle part, sometimes it doesn't.
I've tried many reasonable and unreasonable configurations, all with the same result. (See link below...)
When sniffing the tcp traffic, I see that sexpots is actually receiving the complete pages. It just doesn't relay then completely to the pots line...
Today, I tried the windows version and it worked with the (almost) same configuration (ports were different, of course..). Well I had a different problem then, but I guess that was related to the terminal client I was using... (A not very well configured minicom via ssh in a not very well configured putty...)
Hardware:
- Modem 1: USRobotics 56k FaxModem, connected via usb2serial adapter
- Modem 2: Cheapo USB Softmodem
- SEXPOTS host system: Raspberry Pi
Software:
- Host OS: Raspbian buster
- SEXPOTS version: v1.32-Linux (from CVS) / v1.30-Win32
- BBS: Mystic on Linux on a remote system
Log: https://chop.at/2n59l3
INI: https://chop.at/ghvjl0
I just saw the different versions for windows and linux and off course, I'll try compiling a v1.30 for linux, but looking at the diffs from v1.30 to 1.32, I doubt it'll help...
Thank you very much for taking your time and reading into my problem and thank you in advance for any help! :)
My first guess would be a problem on the COM (UART/MODEM) side rather
than the TCP/IP (Telnet) side (your sniffing results seem to support
that theory). Is hardware flow control (RTS/CTS) enabled for the modem
and serial port driver?
My first guess would be a problem on the COM (UART/MODEM) side rather
than the TCP/IP (Telnet) side (your sniffing results seem to support
that theory). Is hardware flow control (RTS/CTS) enabled for the modem
and serial port driver?
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