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    some telnet commands

    to get telnet on if using xp

    click on start run.. type in cmd and ok now type in or copy and paste

    telnet 192.168.#.# your ip and press enter

    username is normally root

    and you are in



    some telnet commands will be usefull im sure



    Heres a few commandlines that may help get the basic stuff right


    cd /

    cd var

    mkdir bin

    mkdir keys

    mkdir plugins

    how to make symlinks
    ln -s /var/keys ./scce

    cd tuxbox

    ln -s /var/keys ./scce

    cd /

    rmdir root

    ln -s var root

    cd /var/bin


    mkdir emu


    chmod 755 -r /var/bin/emu

    this will chmod 755 all files in that folder all together

    cant find a file try this again from the command line

    find / -name evocamd

    results

    /var/bin/emu/evocamd


    or using a wildcard

    find / -name *camd

    results

    /var/bin/emu/evocamd
    /var/bin/emu/newcamd
    /var/bin/emu/mgcamd



    if you want to see what the camd is doing

    try /var/bin/emu/newcamd -d
    for newcamd

    try /var/bin/emu/evocamd -d
    for evocamd

    try /var/bin/emu/mgwcamd -d
    for mgcamd


    and switch channel u will see the cam do its stuff or give a clue wot its looking for
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    Re: some telnet commands

    Just to save peeps from smashing their keyboard into their monitor screen with that linux ln command (like what I nearly did once, LOL!)- I'd just like to add to Gav's very useful post- this:

    ALL those commands are in lower case - so ln is really LN in lower case, not In (India November)and not 1n (One November).

    The one that really had me pulling my hair out in Terminal (Ubuntu) was trying to edit menu.lst - which I saw as 1st (as in, Hamilton came 1st). This is why I'm still a humble Tester, not a Dev, LOL!

    Cheers- AL

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