#include <telnetd.h>
Public Attributes | |
bool | in_use |
bool | echo |
bool | suppressGoAhead |
int | state |
int | last_unesc_state |
int | parse_pos |
int | login_attempt |
char | user [TELNET_MAX_USERNAME_LEN+1] |
char | pswd [TELNET_MAX_PASSWORD_LEN+1] |
int | socket |
struct sockaddr_in | client_saddr |
unsigned char | subnegstr [32] |
unsigned char | optioncmd |
int | subneglen |
void * | user1 |
void * | user2 |
This structure specifies a telnet client connection. Each connection will have a unique tsTelnetConn structure to define it. A pointer to the connection structure is passed in most functions in the tcTelnetd class.
bool tsTelnetConn::in_use |
Internal to the server. Set to true if the connection is in use.
bool tsTelnetConn::echo |
Set to true if characters should be echoed back to the client. default is false
Set to true if go-ahead characters should be suppressed. default is true
Internal to the server. Maintains the login state.
last state while not escaped
Internal to the server. Maintains the parser position during login attempts.
Internal to the server. Counts login attempts.
Username supplied during login
Password supplied during login
Internal to the server. TCP socket for this connection
struct sockaddr_in tsTelnetConn::client_saddr [read] |
Telnet client IP address
unsigned char tsTelnetConn::subnegstr[32] |
Internal to server. subnegotiation string
unsigned char tsTelnetConn::optioncmd |
Internal to server. RFC 854 option command
subnegotiation string length
void* tsTelnetConn::user1 |
The user1 parameter specified in the tsTelnetdParams structure passed into the tcTelnetd::run function. This parameter is common to all connections on this telnet server. Typically an application might use this to point to its command shell object or an application specific data structure.
void* tsTelnetConn::user2 |
Application provided parameter. The telnet server does not use this parameter except to pass back to the application. Typically this will be used to reference back to a application class or structure. This parameter will be NULL when the tfTelnetConnect callback is called. Typically at that point the application will set this parameter for future reference. This parameter is unique for all connections on this telnet server. Typically an application might use this to point to its command shell connection object or an application specific data structure.