Re: Telnet command question

From:
=?Utf-8?B?Vmlub2o=?= <Vinoj@discussions.microsoft.com>
Newsgroups:
microsoft.public.vc.language
Date:
Thu, 17 Jan 2008 16:02:01 -0800
Message-ID:
<821FD004-ED69-46ED-AC18-8AD789B3F73C@microsoft.com>
For my send, I just use the Send member of the AsyncSocket class. For now, I
just check Ethereal to see that all data transmitted from the client app (and
it does).

Here's my state "machine" function:

BOOL IRCamera::TelnetInit()
{
    unsigned char buff[100], current_byte = 0;
    //telnet states
    //1 - starting state
    //2 - received IAC, command to follow
    //3 - received DO command, waiting for option
    //4 - received Terminal, send back will negotiate terminal
    //5 - received SB, waiting for option
    //6 - received terminal, waiting for parameter
    //7 - received send terminal type, return to state 1
    //8 - received SB-end, send back terminal type ANSI
    //9 - received WILL, waiting for option
    //10 - received 01 (echo), send back don't echo
    //11 - received 03 suppress, send back nothing
    //12 - received WONT, wait for option
    //13 - received 01 (echo), done
    //14 - received 01 (echo), done

    while(m_strRecvBuff.GetLength() > 0){
        memset(buff, 0, sizeof(buff));
        current_byte = m_strRecvBuff[0];
        switch(current_byte){
        case 0xff: // IAC - telnet commands to follow
            m_strRecvBuff.Delete(0,1);
            telnet_state = 2;
            break;
        case 0xfd: // DO command
            m_strRecvBuff.Delete(0,1);
            telnet_state = 3;
            break;
        case 0x18: // terminal type
            m_strRecvBuff.Delete(0,1);
            if(telnet_state == 3){
                //when received IAC-DO-Terminal type, send back IAC WILL Terminal type
                telnet_state = 1;
                buff[0] = 0xff; // IAC
                buff[1] = 0xfb; // WILL
                buff[2] = 0x18; // Terminal type
                pAsyncClient->Send(buff, 3, 0);
            }
            else if(telnet_state == 5){
                telnet_state = 6; // waiting for parameter
            }
            break;
        case 0xfa: // Sub Option
            m_strRecvBuff.Delete(0,1);
            telnet_state = 5;
            break;
        case 0x01: // Send terminal type or ECHO
            m_strRecvBuff.Delete(0,1);
            if(telnet_state == 6)
                telnet_state = 1; //waiting for sub option end
            else if(telnet_state == 12){
                current_state = 1; //received wont echo
            }
            else if(telnet_state == 9){
                //state 10
                buff[0] = 0xff; // IAC
                buff[1] = 0xfe; // DONT
                buff[2] = 0x01; // echo
                pAsyncClient->Send(buff, 3, 0);
                telnet_state = 1;
            }
            else{
                //state 14
                buff[0] = 0xff; // IAC
                buff[1] = 0xfc; // WONT
                buff[2] = 0x01; // echo
                pAsyncClient->Send(buff, 3, 0);
                telnet_state = 1;
            }
            break;
        case 0xf0: // SB (sub-option) end
            //state 8
            m_strRecvBuff.Delete(0,1);
            telnet_state = 1;
            buff[0] = 0xff; // IAC
            buff[1] = 0xfa; // SB
            buff[2] = 0x18; // terminal type
            buff[3] = 0x00; // here's my terminal type
            buff[4] = 0x41; // 'A'
            buff[5] = 0x4e; // 'N'
            buff[6] = 0x53; // 'S'
            buff[7] = 0x49; // 'I'
            buff[8] = 0xff; // IAC
            buff[9] = 0xf0; // SB end
            pAsyncClient->Send(buff, 10,0);
            break;
        case 0xfb: // WILL
            //state 9
            m_strRecvBuff.Delete(0,1);
            telnet_state = 9;
            break;
        case 0xfc: //WONT
            //state 12
            m_strRecvBuff.Delete(0,1);
            telnet_state = 12;
            break;
        case 0x03: // Suppress Go ahead
            //state 11
            m_strRecvBuff.Delete(0,1);
            telnet_state = 1;
            buff[0] = 0xff; // IAC
            buff[1] = 0xfd; // DO
            buff[2] = 0x03; // Suppress Go ahead
            pAsyncClient->Send(buff, 3, 0);
            break;
        case 0xfe: // DONT
            m_strRecvBuff.Delete(0,1);
            break;
        default:
            m_strRecvBuff.Delete(0,1);
            break;
        }
    }

    return 0;
}

And when I send, an example follows:

//off denotes lenscover "off" or open, on denotes lenscover "on" or closed
int IRCamera::LensCover(int status){
    CString temp = "lenscover ";
    if(status)
        temp += "on\r";
    else
        temp += "off\r";
    return pAsyncClient->Send(temp, temp.GetLength(),0);

}

If I send a command after everything settles down, it responds back. What
gives? Thanks.

Vinoj
"Norbert Unterberg" wrote:

Vinoj schrieb:

Also, I'm using Ethereal to see what data is actually being transferred and
if I step through it responds with all the correct data. If I run at normal
speed, it looks like it chokes. Starts to echo back and stops.


How do you send, can you show some code?
Does the send function succeed or does it return an error?
If Send fails and GetLastError returns WSAWOULDBLOCK, that would
indicate that you are not using the socket correctly. When calling Send
more than once, you must make sure that either the socket is set to
blocking mode or check if Send is allowed (by sending only after the
OnSend() notification.

Do you split your send in multiple send calls, or do you send one
command at a time?

Norbert

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