Hi Rob, Steve. Could you find another solution so far? I'm experimenting the same. Best regards, Jonathan.
I expected to do something similar as SSH. With this syntax in URL Override cmd://"c:\program files (x86)\mobatek\mobaxterm\mobaxterm.exe" -newtab "sshpass -p '{PASSWORD}' ssh {USERNAME}@{S:IP}" I only click on URL and the sessión started. I think the process is something like this: *cmd://"c:\program files (x86)\mobatek\mobaxterm\mobaxterm.exe" -newtab. Open mobaxterm and a new tab. "sshpass -p '{PASSWORD}' ssh {USERNAME}@{S:IP}". I think that this part initialize SSH session with values saved in...
I use Bash (64 bits) Local terminal environment in mobaxterm. The prompt is like this: [2024-10-08 09:31.07] ~ [USERJON.USERJON] ⮞ I tried different ways and I could do it in two steps: In URL Override I add this syntaxis: cmd://"c:\program files (x86)\mobatek\mobaxterm\mobaxterm.exe" -newtab "telnet {S:IP}". And I get the prompt Connected to 10.93.6.136. Entering character mode Escape character is '^]'. Entering line mode Escape character is '^C'. HP-UX HIOYAN B.11.11 U 9000/800 (ta) login: I return...
I use Bash (64 bits) Local terminal environment in mobaxterm. The prompt is like this: [2024-10-08 09:31.07] ~ [USERJON.USERJON] ⮞ I tried different ways and I could do it in two steps. In URL Override I add this syntaxis: cmd://"c:\program files (x86)\mobatek\mobaxterm\mobaxterm.exe" -newtab "telnet {S:IP}". And I get the prompt Connected to 10.93.6.136. Entering character mode Escape character is '^]'. Entering line mode Escape character is '^C'. HP-UX HIOYAN B.11.11 U 9000/800 (ta) login: I return...
Hi Paul! Is there a way of using url override? I use this syntaxis for SSH sessions, but I don´t know how to use somenthing similar to Telnet sessions. cmd://"c:\program files (x86)\mobatek\mobaxterm\mobaxterm.exe" -newtab "sshpass -p '{PASSWORD}' ssh {USERNAME}@{S:IP}" I hope you could help me. Cheers, Jonathan
Thanks to everyone. This helped me a lot. I only have a question. Is there a way of viewing the text instead of reference. I see like this:
Hi! Could you tell us what happened?
Thanks. I found it!