2000-05-24 Fernando Ruiz Casas <fernando.ruiz@ctv.es>

	* monitor/mon-prmisc.c: Correct print line.
	* shell/Makefile.am: Added new file telnetd.c.
	* shell/telnetd.c, shell/telnetd.h, shell/pty.c: New files.
	* shell/shell.c, shell/cmds.c, shell/shell.h: Numerous improvments:
	   - The shell_init has a new parameter 'forever' because in
	     /dev/console you need that this process runs forever but in
	     tcp/ip not. (respawn?)
	   - A new task for every session opened trought tcp/ip telnet client.
	     (the chargen,daytime and more are possible of implementation but
	     I ask me if they are necesary)
	   - Exit from the session delete the task and when the client fails too.
	   - More cmds have been implemented. (very reduced version of these)
	     umask, chmod, id, whoami, rm, cat, ...
	   - A reduced line edit has been implemented.
	       Ctrl-C abort the input,
	       Ctrl-d in the first position gives EOF (logout).
	       '\b' and DEL makes the rubout operation.
	       I think that readline() for every session spents a lot of resources.

1 files changed, 5 insertions, 3 deletions

diff --git a/c/src/libmisc/shell/README b/c/src/libmisc/shell/README
index 2d38451cc6..d0064d4fde 100644
--- a/c/src/libmisc/shell/README
+++ b/c/src/libmisc/shell/README
@@ -19,10 +19,12 @@ NOTES:
 2.  You only need a termios dev to start a new session, add your new commands
     and enjoy it.
 
-
+3.  If you have tcp/ip inited you can start telnetd daemon.
+    You need register pseudo-terminals driver into device drivers table.
+    16 ptyX termios device terminales are created into /dev/.
+    Calling rtems_initialize_telnetd() starts the daemon.
+    Enjoy it.
 
 FUTURE:
 
 1.  Adding new commands in cmds.c to give file manegement to shell.
-
-2.  Create a telnetd daemon. (pseudo-terminal needed)