Just out of curiosity, what is -nostop supposed to do?
I know that people work around this by using expect or PERL to emulate a
telnet session, but this seems pretty lame to me. For one thing, pm_command
uses encrypted passwords to log in to the Portmaster, so snooping is less of a
concern with pm_command than it is with telnet (even though it seems the
actual commands and responses not encrypted).
Does anyone know of ways (not involving emulating keystrokes via telnet) to
dump the location table of a PM-3? I've considered grovelling through the
results of a file created by pm_readconf (of course the file format is
undocumented, but that looks to be just a minor hurdle).
Cheers,
-- Bert
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