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module:rlogin [2021/01/24 21:23] – [RLogin] new title digital manmodule:rlogin [2021/10/29 19:16] – [Command-line] Updated to match current rlogin.js syntax digital man
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 ==== Command-line ==== ==== Command-line ====
 The RLogin module accepts command-line arguments to control its behavior when invoked. The command-line syntax is: The RLogin module accepts command-line arguments to control its behavior when invoked. The command-line syntax is:
-  ?rlogin <address>[:port] [mode]+  ?rlogin <address>[:port] [mode] [client-name] [server-name] [terminal-type]
  
 Where: Where:
   * ''<address>'' is the IPv4 address or host name to connect to   * ''<address>'' is the IPv4 address or host name to connect to
-  * ''[:port]'' is the TCP port number to connect to (default is 513) +  * ''[:port]'' is the TCP port number to connect to (default is ''513''
-  * ''[mode]'' is an optional set of one or more [[:module:telgate#mode|telgate mode flags]] (''TG_*'') separated by pipe (''|'') symbols +  * ''[mode]'' is an optional set of one or more [[:module:telgate#mode|telgate mode flags]] (''TG_*'') separated by pipe (''|'') symbols (default is ''0'') 
- +  * ''[client-name]'' is an optional client-side username to include in the RLogin negotiation (default is current user's alias) 
 +  * ''[server-name]'' is an optional server-side username to include in the RLogin negotiation (default is current user's real name) 
 +  * ''[terminal-type]'' is an optional terminal type to include in the RLogin negotiation (default is current detected terminal type)
 ===== Connection ===== ===== Connection =====
 The RLogin protocol allows the client to pass 3 strings to the server during connection establishment. These 3 strings defined by the protocol specification are, in order: The RLogin protocol allows the client to pass 3 strings to the server during connection establishment. These 3 strings defined by the protocol specification are, in order: