I need F1 to produce the same thing as Control+w. This needs to happen in a telnet session to our spillman server.
So far I know the syntax of the *.keytab file should be something like this
key F1 : "w" <--- Makes a "w"
key F1 : "Ctrl-w" <--- Makes a "Ctrl-w"
key F1 : "\x1d\x11" <--- Boots me to a "Telnet>" prompt
key F1 : Control+w <--- Boots me ot of the telnet session
key F1 : "w" <--- Makes a "w", but when I hold ctrl and hit F1 does NOT make a ctrl-w. Go figure...
Anyway, any ideas??? If not, how about ideas in different telnet clients that would be easier to remap??
So far I know the syntax of the *.keytab file should be something like this
key F1 : "w" <--- Makes a "w"
key F1 : "Ctrl-w" <--- Makes a "Ctrl-w"
key F1 : "\x1d\x11" <--- Boots me to a "Telnet>" prompt
key F1 : Control+w <--- Boots me ot of the telnet session
key F1 : "w" <--- Makes a "w", but when I hold ctrl and hit F1 does NOT make a ctrl-w. Go figure...
Anyway, any ideas??? If not, how about ideas in different telnet clients that would be easier to remap??
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