<janneke>for mes, i am using a copy of system/base/pmatch.scm but it appears i have a license problem: mes is gplv3+ and pmatch is MIT, re-licensed as LGPLv3+ with Guile-changes under LGPLv3+ <markx>hi! Is there a telnet lib for guile? <amz3>why would you use a library for telnet? <jlicht>amz3: assuming you want to use the actual telnet protocol and not just a simple raw pipe to a tcp socket, it makes sense to use a library for telnet ;) <dsmith-work>Hmm. telnet. ssh would be better. But maybe he wants to connect to some device that only has telnet. <amz3>jlicht: there is a telnet protocol? I was under the impression that telnet is text based with /r/n line ending <markx_>I'm just looking for a telnet client lib. <markx_>@amz3 Yes, I need a telnet client to connect to a server. <dsmith-work>markx_: And no, I've never seen a guile telnet library. <markx_>dsmith-work: Yes I want *telnet*, meaning a client that can encode/decode telnet commands. <markx_>dsmith-work: I'm looking to build a mud client, which uses telnet. <markx_>And what do you guys mostly use Guile for? ***R2D2 is now known as Guest26130
<sneek>Sneeky bot running on Guile version 2.0.11 using bobot++ 2.3.0-darcs <dsmith-work>There is a guile ssh library. Does ssh fall back to telnet? <cmaloney>I think it's pretty clear that markx_ is looking for telnet <cmaloney>probably for a historic mud of some sort that doesn't need security <amz3>markx_: I build a database <markx_>cmaloney: I can use node libs in guile? <cmaloney>No, I'm saying the code might give some hints on how to make one <dsmith-work>What about piping though netcat? It has a -t option for telnet. Or maybe even piping though telnet? <markx_>dsmith-work: how does that work? <dsmith-work>markx_: Not saying that would work. Just trying to kick out some ideas. <dsmith-work>markx_: Is your server open to anyone? Like for testing something? <markx_>dsmith-work: well, any mud server would work I guess. But in my case, I mostly play batmud. bat.org:23