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Supporting Server module in Tera Term(Forwarding the whole send/receive via Telnet) - Tera Term Ticket #31014 on SourceForge.JP

Thu, 21 Mar 2013 21:47:49 +0900

Supporting Server module in Tera Term(Forwarding the whole send/receive via Telnet)

Open Date: 2013-03-21 21:45

Last Update: 2013-03-21 21:47

Reporter:	ararunprasad	Owner:	(None)
Priority:	9 - Highest	MileStone:	(None)
Type:	Feature Requests	Severity:	9 - Highest
Component:	Tera Term	Status:	Open
Resolution	None

Details

I need a option to configure the Tera Term as a Server, so that I can access the Tera Term using Telnet.

Simply this feature enables the communication between two Tera Term applications using Client/Server architecture.

Useful Scenarios

1. We can forward the COM/UART connections across PC. That means, we can configure the Tera Term connected to COM/UART port as a server and allow access to this server via TCP connection, so any client can connect to the server tera term & access it. Useful while working with embedded systems where Tera Term used to view debug prints via serial port, one can access it from remote.

Last Update of this Ticket

2013-03-21 21:47 Update by: ararunprasad

Status Update from Closed to Open.

Comment

I'm new to tera term, if you guys agree then I will implement this feature and provide the patch.

Terminal out of sync when wider than 80 columns - Tera Term Ticket #25482 on SourceForge.JP

Fri, 24 Jun 2011 16:35:24 +0900

Terminal out of sync when wider than 80 columns

Open Date: 2011-06-24 16:35

Last Update: 2011-06-24 16:35

Reporter:	(Anonymous)	Owner:	(None)
Priority:	7	MileStone:	(None)
Type:	Bugs	Severity:	5 - Medium
Component:	Tera Term	Status:	Open
Resolution	None

Details

Teraterm 4.69

Terminal goes out of sync when wider than 80 columns, requiring a reset. (Separate issue. Doing 'reset' from the console, resets terminal width to 80 chars, but a 'Reset Terminal' from the Control menu does not do this)

Steps to reproduce: * SSH to Linux machine using bash console. * Resize window to wider than 80 columns. * Run a command e.g. 'ls' * redo the command using 'CTRL-R ls' * You may notice a 'Bell' chime * The terminal is now out-of-sync

Example: type 'example' on the bash prompt, then press BACKSPACE a few times.

You should see: $ example $ exampl $ examp $ exam

But behavior is: $ example $ exampl e $ examp l e $ exam p l e

Last Update of this Ticket

2011-07-22 08:21 Update by: None

Comment

Confirmed this is not specific to window width, I've reproduced at 80 colums as well. Various factors such as the length of the command prompt play a role in reproducing this. It does not always trigger.