Telehax
Introduction[edit]
Telehax refers to an private or semi-private network of teletype machines connected over the internet. Anything typed on one machine should appear on all the others.
Implementation[edit]
Live Servers[edit]
- kaboom.jplt.com:8353
Server[edit]
There's a perl implementation of a server. It requires Net::Server and IO::Multiplex. You can get it from https://github.com/nycresistor/telehax-server. To run the server:
foo$ ./telehax-server --background
To a perldoc on Net::Server to see what you can do with telehax.conf.
There is currently no security mechanism for the telehax server. We can implement IP based security pretty easily, and I can add a password scheme later on. For now it's wide open, so feel free to telnet to any live server and paste in some ASCII pr0n.
Client[edit]
There's a Processing implementation of a telehax client in svn. Find it at http://svn.nycresistor.com/projects/TelehaxProcessingClient. To use it, edit the first few lines to configure the server.
public static final boolean USE_MODEM = true; public static final boolean USE_SERIAL = true; public static final int SERIAL_PORT_NUMBER = 2; public static final int SERIAL_BAUD_RATE = 300; public static final boolean SERVER_MODE = false; public static final int SERVER_PORT = 8353; public static final String SERVER_NAME = "kaboom.jplt.com";
The only setting you'll probably need to change is SERIAL_PORT_NUMBER. Run the sketch once and note the listing of available serial ports. Change SERIAL_PORT_NUMBER to the number on the left in brackets.