Originally created by: el...@rapsphere.com
What steps will reproduce the problem?
Entering any of the following, is treated as bad usage, even though the usage itself statetes it's valid
./itnl --iport 5900 --lport 9900 dheh23rou2hfkwjnf209updjwldnhsie84kf9d0s
./itnl 5900 9900 dheh23rou2hfkwjnf209updjwldnhsie84kf9d0s
./itnl iphone-tunnel --tunnel --iport 5900 --lport 9900 dheh23rou2hfkwjnf209updjwldnhsie84kf9d0s
What is the expected output? What do you see instead?
I expect an ssh tunnel session to open with a specific device - the one identified by the 40 digit device id. I also expect to be able to connect to 2 devices using this technique, as long as the --lport is different for each instance
What version of the product are you using? On what operating system?
I am using itnl_rev8. I am connecting an iPad to MacBookPro Lion (10.7.5) and also connecting iPhone to the same MacBook Pro simultaneously.
Connecting just one device works beautifully, but there doesn't seem to be a way to connect 2 or more devices.
I looked at the code, and the if-elseif-else chunk of code does not seem be capable of processing a device id, even though the script usage sates the device id can be passed in as an argument.
Please help!!!!
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Originally posted by: alvaro.g...@gmail.com
Hi:
I can't make this work in anyway!
./itnl --iport 5900 --lport 9900 dheh23rou2hfkwjnf209updjwldnhsie84kf9d0s
./itnl 5900 9900 dheh23rou2hfkwjnf209updjwldnhsie84kf9d0s
./itnl iphone-tunnel --tunnel --iport 5900 --lport 9900 dheh23rou2hfkwjnf209updjwldnhsie84kf9d0s
none of those statements works in anyway... always same output ..
any help welcomed