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Moxanix
A serial device server, provides console access to multiple serial devices through telnet connection.
Architecture
The serial device server is broken down into multiple micro servers dedicated to a single serial device and TCP port pair.
These micro servers are then managed by a control script. The control script allows the user to start and stop these micro servers or check their status.
Connections between serial devices and TCP ports are configured in a separate file.
This design allows scalability and customization based on the number of available serial connections and TCP port availability.
moxerver
- a light server application handling the session between one TCP port and one serial device
- allows bidirectional communication
- it is expected to run a separate instance for every serial device and TCP port pair
moxerverctl
- starts, stops or displays status for different moxervers
- commands can handle one specific or all moxervers at once
moxerver.cfg
- defines connections between serial devices and TCP ports
- each line corresponds to one micro server handling the defined connection
Build and install
Run make
to build the project.
This default build will produce artifacts in a directory "install.dir" with executables installed in "usr/bin" (prefix is "usr").
You can install directly into some directory with make INSTALL_ROOT=/some/dir
.
You can change the install prefix for executables with make BIN_PREFIX=someprefix
.
These options can also be combined into make INSTALL_ROOT=/some/dir BIN_PREFIX=someprefix