[Twisted-Python] Telnet server using Twisted and AuthenticatingTelnetProtocol

Hello, I have created a telnet server in python. Maybe you wonder why to create a telnet server while Windows has one? Because the windows telnet server does not allow to interract with the desktop. If you try to start a GUI app, it will start and run but will not be displayed on the server deskt

[Twisted-Python] Re : Telnet server using Twisted and AuthenticatingTelnetProtocol

Thank you Jean-Paul for replying, I still have some things that I don't understand: If I put your piece of code in my factory's protocol, I can connect to the server but as soon as I enter the username, I got the an error message telling that Server doesn't support "will" ('Server' object has n

[Twisted-Python] Re : Re : Telnet server using Twisted and AuthenticatingTelnetProtocol

Hello, Thanks to your help, the server now requests a username and password for the authentication. Once the password has been enterred, nothing happened on the client side. I'm even not able to escape from the client. I have to ctrl-c in the server console. If I well understood the doc, for eac

[Twisted-Python] Re : Re : Re : Telnet server using Twisted and AuthenticatingTelnetProtocol

Hello, >It's hard to say what's going wrong without being able to see all of the >code. A short, self contained, correct example () >would help a lot. Hereafter is the simplest code that generates the problem. If you run it, you will see that after entering the password noth

[Twisted-Python] Telnet server: localecho "ON" for linux client but not for windows client

Hello, Some month ago, exarkun helped me in the development of a very simplified telnet server. I observed that when I connect from a windows client, the LOCALECHO is set to "OFF" after the authentication. I cannot set it "ON" afterwards. Everything typed in the client console is hidden. When I u