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| ==Phrack Inc.== | |
| Volume Three, Issue 30, File #6 of 12 | |
| Decnet Hackola : Remote Turist TTY (RTT) | |
| ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ | |
| A Late-Night Creation Of | |
| *Hobbit* | |
| This VMS network frob is yet another "tell"-type thing. This one has an | |
| uncommon feature though: recursion (i.e. you can be connected to some host | |
| and open *another* connection to a third host and it will [attempt to!] "do the | |
| right thing"). Also, you can ^Y out and if you run it again, it will return to | |
| the open connection instead of starting a new one. | |
| _H* | |
| ************************************************************************* | |
| $! RTT -- Remote Turist TTY interface. Do @RTT hostname or @RTT area.node | |
| $! to start; this file must exist in the remote machine's default area. | |
| $! You can ^Y out and the network channel will stick around; invoking RTT | |
| $! again will resume the extant process and ignore arguments. | |
| $! If we are a network object, play server, if not, we must be the client. | |
| $! If we are called while already playing server, recurse to the end host. | |
| $! This recursion in theory can happen infinite times. Make damn sure | |
| $! what you call this file and the "task=" spec jive, and that they are the | |
| $! same file, or you will fall victim to very vicious timing screws. | |
| $! | |
| $! Another result of *Hobbit* abusing network file jobs until well past dawn. | |
| $! | |
| $! _H* | |
| $set noon | |
| $if f$mode().eqs."NETWORK".and.p1.eqs."" then $goto srv | |
| $! Talking to a luser, go find the net job | |
| $magic=0 ! assume top level | |
| $if f$trnlnm("nf",,,,,"table_name").nes."" then $goto lread | |
| $sl=f$len(p1) | |
| $dot=f$locate(".",p1) ! area.node | |
| $if sl.eq.dot then $goto nopen ! no dot, treat normally | |
| $q=f$loc("""",p1) ! access control?? | |
| $node=f$ext(0,dot,p1) ! area | |
| $dot=dot+1 ! point past it now | |
| $node=node*1024+f$ext(dot,q-dot,p1) ! and pull out the complete node | |
| $rest=""""+f$ext(q,80,p1)+"""" ! superquotify the quotes [yeccchh!] | |
| $p1="''node'''rest'" ! add remains in stringwise [ack barf] | |
| $! We were called with an argument; but if we're network mode, we're *already* | |
| $! a server, so do special things. | |
| $nopen: $if f$mode().eqs."NETWORK" then $magic=1 | |
| $! Top-level user process or recursed here: client connect | |
| $open/read/write/err=yuk nf 'p1'::"0=rtt" | |
| $read/time=5/err=yuk nf hprm ! let other end tell us where we got | |
| $prm==hprm ! global prompt str so we resume correctly | |
| $write sys$output "Connection open" | |
| $if magic then $goto m_setup | |
| $lread: $read/prompt="''prm'$ "/end=lclose sys$command line | |
| $write nf line ! send the sucker and go get the stuff | |
| $ltype: $read/time=8/err=tmo/end=lclose nf line | |
| $if line.eqs."%%eoc%%" then $goto lread | |
| $if line.eqs."%%magic%%" then $goto newprm | |
| $write sys$output line | |
| $goto ltype | |
| $newprm: $read nf hprm ! new prompt gets piped in from servers | |
| $prm==hprm ! let us find it | |
| $read nf line ! garbola %%eoc%% -- avoid timing fuckup | |
| $if line.nes."%%eoc%%" then $goto hpe !! oops !! | |
| $goto lread | |
| $tmo: $write sys$output "[Timed out]" ! supposed to bail out on a fuckup | |
| $goto lread ! it doesn't always work, though. | |
| $! | |
| $! Do a special dance when we're recursing | |
| $m_setup: $write nnn "%%magic%%" | |
| $write nnn prm ! notify client end of new connection | |
| $signal ! flush the inbetweens | |
| $goto rread ! and drop to magic server | |
| $! | |
| $srv: ! Normal remote task half | |
| $! This is an unbelievable kludge. You can't just open sys$net: and then | |
| $! have program output go there as well as the control thingies, but you | |
| $! *can* pipe everything to your sys$net-opened-device: and it *works*! | |
| $open/read/write/err=yuk nnn sys$net: | |
| $close sys$output ! netserver.log? | |
| $close sys$error | |
| $magic=0 ! not recursing yet | |
| $! Some handy symbols for the far end | |
| $rtt:==@sys$login:rtt ! make further connects easier | |
| $ncp:==$ncp ! for hacking the network | |
| $signal:==write nnn """%%eoc%%""" ! magic sync string | |
| $write nnn f$trnl("sys$node","lnm$system_table") ! HELO... | |
| $def/pr sys$output nnn: ! the awful kludge is invoked | |
| $def/pr sys$error nnn: ! for error handling too | |
| $! | |
| $! Server loop | |
| $rread: $read/end=rclose nnn line | |
| $if magic then $goto passing | |
| $'line' | |
| $m_cmd_end: $signal ! signal for all completions | |
| $goto rread | |
| $! If we're magically in the middle, handle differently | |
| $passing: $write nf line | |
| $mtype: $read/time=5/err=mclose/end=mclose nf line | |
| $if line.eqs."%%eoc%%" then $goto m_cmd_end | |
| $write nnn line | |
| $goto mtype | |
| $! | |
| $! Closure and error handlers | |
| $! General protocol error catch | |
| $yuk: $write sys$output "Couldn't open network!" | |
| $exit | |
| $! Here if the luser typed ^Z | |
| $lclose: $close nf ! should signal eof at far end | |
| $exit | |
| $! Here if we got hung up on by the client | |
| $rclose: $if magic then $close nf | |
| $close nnn | |
| $stop/id=0 | |
| $! Here if we're magic and our remote server exited: tell client whats flying | |
| $mclose: $close nf | |
| $magic=0 | |
| $write nnn "%%magic%%" | |
| $write nnn f$trnl("sys$node","lnm$system_table") | |
| $signal | |
| $goto rread | |
| $! Here if we recursed down the line there and didn't see the right things | |
| $hpe: $write sys$output "!!Hairy protocol error!!" | |
| $close nf | |
| $exit | |
| _______________________________________________________________________________ | |