Kaiji
Comment on September 19th, 2011.
I just tried to get this working with the first two IP’s on this page:
http://www.topmudsites.com/forums/mudlist.html
It recognizes my AP fine, then I hit the A button and get a bunch of dots, then after a while it says Connected and shows ip/gateway/mask/dns1/dns2 all as 0.0.0.0.
then after a few seconds I get a keyboard and nothing else.
Hope this feedback is useful. This could be a really cool way to play MUDs on telnet.
DSTelnet #1 fan
Comment on September 20th, 2011.
Not sure if I’m doin something wrong here, it appears to see my network, takes a while to acquire dhcp, then it shows the dns and gateway addresses as all 0.0.0.0, does it not like WEP or can I set it manually somehow?
After it shows that list for a minute or two it brings up a keyboard with a black screen. I don’t have any errors spitting at me anywhere that I can see and it will just sit there forever if I let it. It doesn’t appear froze as I can touch the keyboard keys and they animate but thats all that happens.
Lastly a question, will it take the standard http://www.whatever.com:port and 255.255.255.255:port syntax in the config.cfg? I’ve tried both and have the same results so far without any differences.
ILOVEPIE
Comment on September 20th, 2011.
I just tried to get this working with the first two IP’s on this page:
http://www.topmudsites.com/forums/mudlist.html
It recognizes my AP fine, then I hit the A button and get a bunch of dots, then after a while it says Connected and shows ip/gateway/mask/dns1/dns2 all as 0.0.0.0.
then after a few seconds I get a keyboard and nothing else.
Hope this feedback is useful. This could be a really cool way to play MUDs on telnet.”
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this means you are getting low wifi connectivity or your router is set to not use dhcp.
ILOVEPIE
Comment on September 20th, 2011.
http:// is used to show a browser that you are using HTTP protocol, as we are using telnet http://www.whatever.com is not supported but [code]www.whatever.com[/code] should be… as for port setting that is specifically defined as port 23 (the telnet port) in the code (no email spoofing for u port 25 users)
DSTelnet #1 fan
Comment on September 27th, 2011.
mm well if the port setting is stactic at 23 theres not much I can do with it then, thanks for all your work so far
ILOVEPIE
Comment on September 28th, 2011.
I can make it so ports other than 23 can be selected but i will blacklist port 25. The only problem is the cord to the computor on which i am developing this application is broken and the computor is out of battery.
DSTelnet #1 fan
Comment on November 3rd, 2011.
That is unfortunate to hear, I would love a user definable port and server, I dont think many who would really use this would bother with mail spoofing ona ds but please put up a new version when you can.
meepo64
Comment on March 13th, 2012.
I recently downloaded your program dstelnet. I created a folder in the root of my ds card and called it DSTELNET, and created a text file in it called “config.cfg” and put in it the address for a mud. When I launch the program I keep getting what all the other people here were getting…ip/gateway/mask/dns1/dns2 all as 0.0.0.0, with a keyboard showing up a bit later. I would love to get this to work. Exactly how do you require the mud address to be written? The mud I want has a port 6000…is it possible to run this mud?
ILOVEPIE
Comment on March 14th, 2012.
You cannot currently set the port but the format of the ip address is the following:
127.0.0.1
and nothing else
WARNING DO NOT PRESS ENTER AFTERWARDS OR IT WILL NOT WORK!
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