Re: Embedded XP telnet server programming

Oop, sorry "can use" missed , should be :

So you can use there getpeername()

Arkady


"Arkady Frenkel" <arkadyf@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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So you there getpeername()
Arkady

"Andrea Rimicci" <nobody@xxxxxx> wrote in message
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Use gethostbyname()
Arkady

"Andrea Rimicci" <nobody@xxxxxx> wrote in message
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Is there some API around to let an application deal with telnet server
embedded in WinXP?

I mean, for example, an application launched in one session will ask
server some data about the session itself, like client IP and so on.

Hi, to use gethostbyname() I need to know the client hostname.
How can an application running into a telnet session know it?

The application is running on server machine, the other endpoint is
just a telnet client.

For example, a commercial telnet server I used in the past will
provide the client IP into a new environment variable avalaible to the
telnet session.

I just wonder if the integrated telnet server in Windows XP has
something like that (tried to check, it will add just TERM=ansi ), or
just where I can deal with it to get the info.

TIA, Andrea
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Andrea Rimicci




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