telnet not working

Discussion in 'Optigold ISP' started by doctorj, Jul 13, 2004.

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    We have been configuring and testing optigold for several months with everything going fairly well. Now the telnet server events fail, after they had been working. I am still able to manually telnet to the same server from the same workstation(s) on which it fails through OptiGold.
    What could cause this to suddenly stop working?

    Stephen
     
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    #2
    Have you tried running the events with the debugger on?
     
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    Yes, I have debugger running on the event but the only windows I see:
    The first one:
    Connect: mail.iolbv.com (port 23) - Error: 0 - WSock: Success
    Then:
    Optigold ISP Telnet Session
    Then:
    Closing Socket Now

    Stephen
     
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    The window (you may have to maximize it) doesn't show anything?
     
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    OK, I was able to maximize the window and discovered it was a mail server user permissions issue ~:-o
    thanks!
    I am not able to maximize the debugger window though now. Why would that be?
     
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    #6
    Not sure, try killing it and restarting it... you always *should* be able to.
     
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    Kill what? I quit Filemaker Pro and restarted it. Do I need to stop the Filemaker Server?
     
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    No, I mean the telnet process (it runs as it's own app/process).
     
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    Umm, the telnet process isn't hung. It starts when a telnet event is triggered and stops when the Close debugger window comes up.
    ?
     
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    You would need to maximize the window while it was running to be able to see the contents of it.
     
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    Right, you were talking about killing the process though. ;-)
    As for maximizing the window, there seems to be a very limited time window to be able to maximize, between after clicking OK on the first window which pops up:
    Connect: mail.iolbv.com (port 23) - Error: 0 - WSock: Success
    but BEFORE the
    Optigold ISP Telnet Session window comes up.
    During this few seconds is when I am able to right click on the debugger app button and get the menu to maximize the window, so that I can see it.
     
    doctorj, Jul 15, 2004 IP