bryan at conserver
Feb 14, 2006, 9:05 AM
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Re: Sending BREAK to a Open Gear console server
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this is a semi-random guess, but you might want to try "~\db" as the
break sequence. suns, for example, require a bit of a delay in between
their character sequences to know that it's a human typing instead of a
computer sending data down the line (or, at least, they used to for
certain implementations) and opengear might be using a similar technique.
you can tweak the delays with the delay option in the break definition,
if the default of 250ms isn't enough. i can't imagine what else might
be going on.
Bryan
On Tue, Feb 14, 2006 at 10:59:53AM -0500, Mike Daigle wrote:
> I am having some trouble configuring conserver to send a BREAK to an
> Open Gear console server.
>
> The break sequence for this console server is ~b
> When I am connected through conserver I can use ~b directly from my
> keyboard and get the right results (the host halts - ok)
>
> In my conserver.cf file I have:
> break 4 { string "~b"; }
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> On the conserver console connection when I use ^Ecl4 it sends a '~b' but
> this is not seen as a break signal by the console server, it is sent to
> the port as text, (and I get a response from the host - not ok)
>
> What am I doing wrong?
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