Alexey Raga | 23 Nov 2007 19:07
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[users-en 123] Terminal Automation

Hi all,
 
I am starting using Poderosa.Terminal and my task is to automate user's behavior.
It means that I have to provide user with a "usual" terminal console and "record" all his commands and terminal answers to be able to "play" these commands after and compare results. Looks like test tool, you know...
 
So, my problem is: how to recognize the command and its answer?
I can create my own logger (ITerminalTextLogger) and catch all the data, but how can I know where is the command and where is the answer?
 
Also I have to implement a "play" feature, so I need domethink like "string output = terminal.SendCommand(command), which means that I have to send a command, wait for the response, analyse it, send next command, etc.
 
Is there any solution to follow ths way?
 
Thank you!

--
Best Regards,
Alexey Raga
<div>
<div>Hi all,</div>
<div>&nbsp;</div>
<div>I am starting using Poderosa.Terminal and my task is to automate user's behavior.</div>
<div>It means that I have to provide user with a "usual" terminal console and&nbsp;"record" all his commands and terminal answers to be able to "play" these commands after and compare results. Looks like test tool, you know...
</div>
<div>&nbsp;</div>
<div>So, my problem is: how to recognize the command and its answer?</div>
<div>I can create my own logger (ITerminalTextLogger) and catch all the data, but how can I know where is the command and where is the answer?</div>
<div>&nbsp;</div>
<div>Also I have to implement a "play" feature, so I need domethink like "string output = terminal.SendCommand(command), which means that I have to send a command, wait for the response, analyse it, send next command, etc.
</div>
<div>&nbsp;</div>
<div>Is there any solution to follow ths way?</div>
<div>&nbsp;</div>
<div>Thank you!<br clear="all"><br>-- <br>Best Regards,<br>Alexey Raga </div>
</div>
dobashi | 13 Nov 2007 06:51

[users-en 122] Fw: command pop-up problem

From:     "rory o'connor" <rory@...>
Reply-To: poderosa-users <users-en@...>
To:       users-en@...
Subject:  [users-en 95] command pop-up problem

Fri, 12 Jan 2007 09:26:43 -0600
I've been using ponderosa for several months and LOVE it.  There's nothing
else like it.  Only problem I'm having is with the command pop-up list.  It
seems to auto-select things I've typed previosuly, whenever I start typing
something similar.  For example if I'm in a directory and want to list the
contents I type:

ls

...and hit enter.  but ponderosa auto-completes AND auto-selects this, which
I typed it previously:

ls -al /home/rory/docs/20061204/

...which is not what I want.  I end up having to backspace over it all the
way back to just after "ls".  It seems there should be a way to see what
ponderosa is suggesting but not necessarily have to choose it.  OR a way to
turn off the command pop-up.  OR a way to only see that feature with a
shortcut.

I see that I can delete accumulated commands in the command list, but
there's no option to clear them all at once so I end up having to highlight
blocks and manually delete.

Am I just using it wrong or is this happening to other people?

any help appreciated!

thanks,
rory

dobashi | 13 Nov 2007 06:51

[users-en 121] Fw: Serial comms support

From:     Richard Tierney <rt-cgen@...>
Reply-To: rt-cgen@..., poderosa-users <users-en@...>
To:       users-en@...
Subject:  [users-en 95] Serial comms support

Tue, 16 Jan 2007 12:51:41 +0000
Hi -

very nice software; I've just downloaded 4.1.0 to try it out for serial 
comms use. I basically just need a VT100 terminal emulator on Windows, 
to talk to several Unix boxes. I've noticed a couple of issues:

1 - The VT100 support seems to be poor. however, there's no way to set 
up the emulation for serial connections; you can select VT100 for SSH 
connections, but not for serial connections. Have I missed something?

2 - Saving a shortcut doesn't seem to work for serial connections; it 
looks like there's an error in the generated XML.

3 - One of the list archive messages says that the software will only 
build on Japanese systems - is this still true?

4 - There are only 6 COM ports supported - can this be expanded?

Thanks -

Richard

dobashi | 13 Nov 2007 06:52

[users-en 120] Fw: Hi everyone

From:     "Alexander Holmberg Deriziotis" <deriziotis@...>
Reply-To: poderosa-users <users-en@...>
To:       users-en@...
Subject:  [users-en 95] Hi everyone

Tue, 30 Jan 2007 09:59:09 +0000
Hi everyone,

I'd like to introduce myself. I'm a computer programmer who has experience 
in C/C++, Java and Perl and would like to contribute to Poderosa 
development.

What info is there to get me started?

Regards,
Alex

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dobashi | 13 Nov 2007 06:52

[users-en 119] Fw: Configure tab name

From:     Sebastien Pennec <sebastien@...>
Reply-To: poderosa-users <users-en@...>
To:       users-en@...
Subject:  [users-en 95] Configure tab name

Wed, 07 Feb 2007 11:52:25 +0100
Hello all,

I've just downloaded and installed Poderosa and I must admit that it's just what I've 
been looking for! :)

I've removed the toolbar, and added a shortcut to create a new Cygwin connection, in 
a new tab. What I'd like to do now is have each tab name to display the directory 
that is shown in the term. Is that possible? It would be great to have tabs like:

|/usr/bin| |/dev/logging|

Is that possible?

Thanks,

Sebastien

dobashi | 13 Nov 2007 06:52

[users-en 118] Fw: Simple fix for cygwin support

From:     "Fabio Corneti" <info@...>
Reply-To: poderosa-users <users-en@...>
To:       <users-en@...>
Subject:  [users-en 95] Simple fix for cygwin support

Sat, 17 Feb 2007 19:17:22 +0100
Hello,
first of all I would like to thank you for such a useful application.

I have experienced an error openinig cygwin when the system PATH variable is
longer than 1024 characters;
the problem can be solved by increasing the dimension of the buf array
declared at line 143 of Protocols/LocalShell.cs;
I could made a patch, but I don't know how easily it would apply because of
the Japanese characters in the source.

I also would like to know what is the correct place of the source code on
the CVS at Sourceforge; it
seems to be the "lagarto" folder, but I've not had the time to compare it to
the zipped source code.

Kind regards,
Fabio Corneti
info@...

dobashi | 13 Nov 2007 06:52

[users-en 117] Fw: Hotkey request

From:     "Uri Moszkowicz" <uri@...>
Reply-To: poderosa-users <users-en@...>
To:       users-en@...
Subject:  [users-en 95] Hotkey request

Wed, 21 Feb 2007 01:23:03 -0500
Hi,
I recently downloaded this program and it looks very good but I have a
request. While the program defines many hotkeys, it surprisingly lacks
a few common ones. In particular, I would like to be able to remap the
next and previous tabs to something other than the windows default of
ctrl-shift-tab and ctrl-tab (those can't be changed). What do you
think? I tried out Windows Console2 from source forge and it has these
mappings.

Thanks,
Uri

dobashi | 13 Nov 2007 06:52

[users-en 116] Fw: SSH2 connection error

From:     "Daniel Rosenzweig" <danielzr@...>
Reply-To: danielzr@..., poderosa-users <users-en@...>
To:       users-en@...
Subject:  [users-en 95] SSH2 connection error

Sun, 25 Feb 2007 11:01:58 -0500
Someone I know, gets this error with Poderosa, when making an SSH2 connection. Telnet is ok:

 Connection error
 Input string was not in a correct format

 I can connect with the same server, with no problem

 Ideas?

 Thanks

dobashi | 13 Nov 2007 06:52

[users-en 115] Fw: Does Poderosa have these features...

From:     Jack <jlist9@...>
Reply-To: Jack <jlist9@...>, 
          poderosa-users <users-en@...>
To:       users-en@...
Subject:  [users-en 95] Does Poderosa have these features...

Thu, 1 Mar 2007 23:01:56 -0800
Hi,

I'm a new list member and a relatively new Poderosa user.
I've been enjoying using Poderosa's tab features since I first
time used it. I'd like to know if Poderosa has these features,
if not, has plan to implement them (in the order of importance
to me):

- SCP (like winscp)
- The option to remember password
- X11 forwarding
- Port Tunneling

Thanks,

Jack

dobashi | 13 Nov 2007 06:52

[users-en 114] Fw: serial port

From:     "Picher, Michael" <mpicher@...>
Reply-To: poderosa-users <users-en@...>
To:       <users-en@...>
Subject:  [users-en 95] serial port

Thu, 8 Mar 2007 07:11:50 -0500
Hi all,

Ok, so how do I get the serial port to work in Windows?

I downloaded the .gz plugin and gunzipped it to \program
files\poderosa\SerialPort

What am I missing?

Mike

dobashi | 13 Nov 2007 06:52

[users-en 113] Fw: Unix style Copy Paste supported on Poderosa??

From:     "B, Aravind Rao (STSD)" <aravindrao@...>
Reply-To: poderosa-users <users-en@...>
To:       <users-en@...>
Subject:  [users-en 95] Unix style Copy Paste supported on Poderosa??

Wed, 14 Mar 2007 11:04:49 +0530
Hi all,

I have recently started using Poderosa. Its SSH connection support, tabs
and split features are really cool. But I miss my putty console when I
try to copy paste Unix style. Is this supported on Poderosa?

Thanks,

Aravind


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