From: ARIT ISMAIL (iarit@slate.mines.colorado.edu)
Date: 01/06/93


From: iarit@slate.mines.colorado.edu (ARIT ISMAIL)
Subject: Re: TERM076
Date: 6 Jan 1993 23:36:21 GMT


you have to compile TERM076 at remote machine too..then, run term
at both ends and you should be able to login to remote computer
multiple times(in any direction; remote to home or home to remote
machine).read README file one more time. You should run xconn on remote
computer to use X(before doing this, you should set your env. variable
DISPLAY to remote machine's 9th display, i think).
Here is what I do;

(assuming that you compiled TERM at remote machine.)

I use minicom to connect to remote machine;
then, run 'term 2 >/dev/null'
come back to home system, escape to shell from minicom by doing
 Ctrl-A then J, type 'term </dev/modem >/dev/modem'.(gotta link from
/dev/ttys1 to /dev/modem)
Now, I can open multiple shells by using 'rsh' from any window.
(sometimes I leave the connection open, and use Linux from school.)
If I want to use X, I do
setenv DISPLAY aydin:9 /* 'aydin' is my office computer */
xconn &
then, run any X prog, and it appears on my home computer.

hope it helps.

iarit@slate.mines.colorado.edu