8.2 Telnet communication with the daemon

The user can communicate with the `dio87d' daemon with a telnet connection. By default, `dio87d' is listening on the IP port 9993.

Here is an example of a communication with `dio87d'. A telnet connection is opened on the local host on the IP Port 9993. The prompt of the deamon is Diogene87>. The user sends a user command to identify himself. He sends the help command which returns the list of available functions. Then the user sends the exit command to close the connection.

telnet localhost 9993
Trying 127.0.0.1...
Connected to localhost.
Escape is '^]'.
diogene87-dio87d-1.0.0pre1-(P01)

Diogene87>user admin ""
OK
Diogene87>help
Available functions are :
cc   ck    cl    exit    help   mc   memory    mk    ml
[...]
xtcv  xtda xtdc  xtdl xti xtu
OK
Diogene87>exit
Bye
OK
Connection closed by foreign host.