term
clients term
provides several default clients. They include trsh
, tmon
, tupload
, tredir
,
txconn
and in newer versions trdate
, trdated
and from version 2.0.0 tudpredir
. This section will deal with trsh
, tmon
, tupload
, trdate
and trdated
.
The others each have their own section. No term
client
will work until you have established a term
link.
tmon
is a simple utility to monitor the statistics of your
link. It prints a time histogram of characters transmitted and
received. It is invoked simply as tmon.
Since around
version 1.11, tmon
has had a bug that causes some
information to be garbled. Send me mail if you'd like a patch to fix
this.
trsh
is similar to rsh.
Without arguments, it spawns
an interactive shell on the remote system (i.e. it logs you
in). trsh
is one of the primary means of accessing the
remote end of the link via term
. If given an argument,
trsh
executes that argument as a command on the remote
system. For example trsh ls
would give you a listing of the
files in your home directory on the remote system.
tupload
is the term
's basic file transfer
program. It will transfer a file, given as its first argument, to the
opposite end of the link. By default, the files will be put in the
same directory that you invoked term
from on the other
side. To put files in another directory, give its name as a second
argument to tupload.
For example, if I want to put a copy
of the file term114.tar.gz
in /usr/tmp
on the
remote system, I would type tupload term114.tar.gz /usr/tmp.
There is no client to do a download - to download files, trsh
to the remote system and do a tupload.
trdate
is a time setting utility. it reads the time on the remote machine and sets the local clock to the remote time. It must be run as root.
trdated
is the daemon version of trdate. When it is started in rc.local
it is run as daemon in which case it updates the time every 5 minutes. Even when there is no term connection, this daemon will start up when set in the rc.local. Once a term connection is created it starts updating the time.
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