ProxyTerm (pterm) is a simple tool to control console applications running on a remote machine. Unlike in telnet/ssh, applications are not terminated if the connection is shut down, but are kept running for subsequent connections from pterm clients.
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0.1.1: changes since 0.1 - after client closed connection, calling inet_ntoa on the client handle killed the server (in print instruction) - removed some unnecessary terminal settings which prevented for example ^C from being recognized. removed $pty->slave->set_raw, $pty->set_raw and and stty in child 0.2: changes since 0.1.1 - application output (server) and socket output (client) is now non-blocking. now, up to 1024 bytes can be transferred at a time. this speeds up output reasonably - added simple commands for pterm clients: entering ^:i shows a message that you are on a proxterm client ^:q quits the current pterm client note: if all clients have disconnect (even the one that was started with the server) the server will keep running waiting for new clients
changes since 0.1 - after client closed connection, calling inet_ntoa on the client handle killed server (in print instruction) - removed some unnecessary terminal settings which prevented for example ^C. removed $pty->slave->set_raw, $pty->set_raw and and stty in child
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