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From: Barry B <nsxbarry AT yahoo DOT com>
Subject: TTYfier
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Does anyone still have the source code to a Cygwin
program called "ttyfier"?  TTYfier is supposed to
allow the running of Windows console applications that
don't know how to converse with a tty.  This would
allow one to run such programs via the sshd that comes
with Cygwin.

There used to be a web site in Russia run by Egor Deo
that contained the project files, but the site no
longer exists and I am unable to locate the files
anywhere else on the Internet.

Also, is TTYfier still necessary for my intended
purpose?  Or has someone else come up with a better
way to accomplish this over years?  Thanks!


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