I'm trying to forward a TCP port on localhost to a TCP port on a
remote machine, but to do that I have to go through a telnet gateway.
This involves a little chat script:
expect "tn-gw-> "
send "c %s %s\n" % (remotehost, remoteport)
expect "Connected to %s." % (remotehost)
Next line might begin with \r\n - if so this needs stripping out.
No output before this can be displayed to the user, but everything
afterwards can.
I've written a basic version using sockets, but the telnet gateway
sends various telnet protocol characters which confuses the end
application.
I've tried to use twisted.protoco ls.portforward but can't work out how
to go about this.
All help greatly appreciated!
-- Neil
remote machine, but to do that I have to go through a telnet gateway.
This involves a little chat script:
expect "tn-gw-> "
send "c %s %s\n" % (remotehost, remoteport)
expect "Connected to %s." % (remotehost)
Next line might begin with \r\n - if so this needs stripping out.
No output before this can be displayed to the user, but everything
afterwards can.
I've written a basic version using sockets, but the telnet gateway
sends various telnet protocol characters which confuses the end
application.
I've tried to use twisted.protoco ls.portforward but can't work out how
to go about this.
All help greatly appreciated!
-- Neil