NAME
mserver - Network Modem Server
SYNOPSIS
mserver
DESCRIPTION
The mserver program is a network modem server which allows modems to be exported to any number of hosts on the (local) internet. Access control to each individually exported modem is performed on a per-host basis.
Connecting to an exported modem from a remote host is as simple as opening a TCP connection to the modem's public internet port (which is configured in /etc/mserver.conf). Of course, since no special protocol is used, only data can be exchanged between the remote host and modem, ie. the remote host cannot change the baudrate, dataformat, etc... These fixed parameters are also set in /etc/mserver.conf on the modem-server host.
The modem devices are only opened when a remote host connects to the server, otherwise freeing them for use by other programs. UUCP style lock-files are supported.
AUTHOR
This manual page was stitched together from the README by Christoph Lameter <[email protected]>, for the Debian GNU/Linux system. The Author of the program is Carl Declerck <[email protected]>.