Re: Re: New User Script
By: Lab Rat to Digital Man on Thu Mar 06 2014 01:16 pm
> > Yeah, that would be a better approach. If you're using the current
> > development build (v3.16), then you can pass the username and password
> > to the JavaScript bbs.rlogin_gate method (as the 2nd and 3rd arguments).
> > Like this:
> >
> > bbs.rlogin_gate(host, name, pass);
> >
> > If you use that instead of bbs.telnet_gate() in the remote systems's
> > rlogin.js, that'll allow you to pass whatever name/pass combination you
> > wish via RLogin.
> >
> > digital man
>
> I'm afraid I just cannot get rlogin_gate to do anything. When I run it in
> JavaScript, absolutely nothing happens:
>
> load("sbbsdefs.js");
>
> var host="192.168.0.172";
> var name="Bbs Client";
> var pass="password";
>
> bbs.rlogin_gate(host, name, pass);
>
> console.writeln("Finished");
> console.pause();
>
> I don't even get to see the 'Finished' text. If I connect to the system
> 192.168.0.172 from SyncTERM using RLogin and those same credentials, it
> connects just fine.
>
> If I substitute the rlogin_gate with telnet_gate and use this line:
>
> bbs.telnet_gate(host, TG_RLOGIN);
>
> This connects fine, but of course it's passing the logged in user's
> credentials, not the specific ones I want to pass.
>
> Any ideas appreciated!
I tested it and noticed that it was throwing an exception (in a Win32 debug
build) due to a variable being used without being initialized. Are you building
the code yourself? Anyway, I made substatial changes to this over the past 1-2
days and suggest you get the latest development build and use that (or get
latest source from CVS) - it's working fine for me.
You'll need to reverse the order of the 'name' and 'pass' arguments however.
RLogin doesn't actually have a 'password' as part of the protocol, but
Synchronet does support it if it's in the *first* string passed upon RLogin
connection (which correlates with the *first* argument to bbs.rlogin_gate).
digital man
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