Using mindterm in command line

[Martin Forssen]

On 21 Apr, jagannath wrote:
> I need to develop a command line client that should automatically 
> ssh/telnet to a remote host given the host name, username and password. 
> I am planning to use mindterm. I want to know if there is a way that I 
> could use mindterm in command line.

You can use mindterm from the command line:
> java -jar mindterm.jar --h
usage: MindTerm [options] [properties] [commandline]
Options:
  --d            No terminal-window, only dumb command-line and port-forwarding.
  --e            Exit MindTerm after logout (i.e. single session).
  --f <file>     Use settings from the given file as default.
  --h dir        Name of the MindTerm home-dir (default: ~/mindterm/).
  --m <no | pop | popN>
                 Use no menus or popup (on mouse-button N) menu.
  --p <save | load | both | none>
                 Sets automatic save/load flags for property-files.
  --q <true | false>
                 Quiet; don't query for server/username if given.
  --v            Verbose; display verbose messages.
  --x            Save passwords in encrypted property-files.
  --D            Debug; display extra debug info.
  --V            Version; display version number only.
  --?            Help; display this help.
Error: 1

To automate the login create a settings file which sets the server,
username and password properties to the relevant values. Then use the
'-q true' flag to MindTerm.

	/MaF
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