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From: skeeve@mhuxu.UUCP (Chris Riley)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.ibm.pc
Subject: Re: Telix
Message-ID: <9013@mhuxu.UUCP>
Date: 23 Jan 89 17:32:39 GMT
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In article <8979@pasteur.Berkeley.EDU> woan@cory.Berkeley.EDU.UUCP (Ronald S. Woan) writes:
>             I have just downloaded TELIX and started to look at it.  What
>strikes me immediately is that there are no apparent host modes and a script
>learn mode.
>
>Ronald Woan, woan@cory.berkeley.edu

Telix does indeed have a host mode.  The binaries archive should have two
files called host.slc and hconfig.slc.  Hconfig asks you what passwords you
want to use in host mode, and host.slc is what you run to start host mode. 
If you look in the docuentation archives, you will find the source code for
these scripts.  That's what I really like.  I don't like the host mode they
send you, but am writing my own based on it that is more like procomm's. 
The script language is very powerful, and has pretty good documentation. 
The documentation archives are called tlx310-2.arc for the main telix
rogram, and tlx310-3.arc for the salt script language.  The reason they
aren't named tlx311-?.arc is that the documentation hasn't changed from
version 3.10 to 3.11.

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