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Welcome! Qodem is a public domain re-implementation of theDOS-era Qmodem serialcommunications package. The current release is version 1.0.0,availablehere. Other OS-specific download links are below:

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Windows installer

Source tarball for Linux, BSD, and Mac

Mac DMG containing App Bundle (loads Qodem in Terminal.app)

Debian DEB and Fedora RPM packages for curses and X11

Introduction

Qodem is a publicdomain re-implementation of theDOS-era Qmodemserial communications package, updated for modern systems. Qodem goesbeyond similar DOS-era emulators in many ways:

In addition to serial/modem connections, Qodem can also connect to remote systems over telnet, rlogin, ssh, raw sockets, or through an arbitrary command line.
Qodem is curses-based, and as such can be run in command-line environments such as the raw Linux console, through an ssh session, or inside a graphical X11-based terminal emulator. Qodem can even be run inside itself.
Qodem understands its supported emulations much better than many other programs. It has a 'vttest score' of 104; under a true xterm it even displays double-width/double-height characters correctly. It can play ANSI Music, supports ANSI fallback for Avatar, translates both PC VGA and DEC multinational characters to Unicode, and can handle the UTF-8 flavors of Linux and xterm emulations.

Users wishing to test out Qodem on live bulletin boards should checkout the Telnet BBS Guidelist of telnet-able BBS systems. For convenience, this list has beenconverted into a Qodem phonebook file.Copy it into ~/.qodem (or if on Windows, into MyDocumentsqodemprefs) and load it by pressing Lin the Qodem phonebook screen.

As of Tuesday, May 26, 2015, Qodem has been dedicated to thepublic domain. To the extent possible under law, Kevin Lamonte hasdedicated all copyright and related and neighboring rights to thissoftware to the public domain worldwide. This software is distributedwithout any warranty. For jurisdictions that do not recognize thepublic domain, Qodem is also available under the terms of the CC0license.

Qodem is hostedon SourceForge.net.Its development code repository ison GitHub.com.

Main Features

Qodem's main features are:

Unicode display: translation of CP437 (PC VGA), CP850, CP858, ISO-8859-1, VT100 DEC Special Graphics characters, VT220 National Replacement Character sets, ATASCII and many more, to Unicode
Terminal interface: scrollback buffer, capture file, screen dump
Convenience: dialing directory, keyboard macros, external script support, host mode
Connection methods: serial port, modem dialer, local shell, command line, telnet, ssh, rlogin, raw socket
Emulations: ANSI.SYS, Avatar, VT52, VT100, VT102, VT220, Linux, xterm, PETSCII (Commodore), and ATASCII (Atari)
Transfer protocols: Xmodem, Ymodem, Zmodem, and Kermit

These features are detailed in more depth in the Qodem man page andonline help system. The remainder of this section provides a veryquick overview of the main interface.

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Qodem is driven entirely by the keyboard. Qodem has two main modes ofoperation: the phonebook and the TERMINAL screen. The phonebook(screenshot) contains thelist of sites to access, with each site being customizable forusername, password, emulation, toggles, etc.. In TERMINAL mode(screenshot) most keystrokes arepassed directly to the 'other side' (or the local shell). Nearly allof the time pressing the ESCAPE key or the backtick (a.k.a. 'reverseor open apostrophe `') will work to get out of dialogs and thephonebook screen.

Qodem is exited by pressing Alt-X while in TERMINAL mode.(If there is no active connection, Ctrl-C will also bringup the exit dialog.) Pressing 'y' or Enter at the exit prompt willexit Qodem.

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Phonebook Mode

In phonebook mode, the followingkeystrokes will bring up the most important features:

ESCAPE or ` - Switch to TERMINAL mode.
PgUp, PgDn, Up Arrow, Down Arrow, Home, End - navigate up and down the phonebook list.
I or INSERT - Insert a new entry. The entry dialog will appear. Screenshot. Most options are self-explanatory, however the connection methods may not be immediately obvious:
- MODEM - dials into a remote system using the modem defined in the TERMINAL mode Alt-O modem screen.
- LOCAL - spawns a local shell. The default is /bin/bash --login .
- RLOGIN - connects to a remote system using the installed rlogin. If the username is supplied, it is passed to rlogin via the '-l' option.
- SSH - connects to a remote system using the installed ssh. If the username is supplied, it is passed to ssh via the '-l' option. The port can also be specified.
- TELNET - connects to a remote system using the installed telnet. The port can also be specified.
- SOCKET - connects to a remote system over raw TCP. The port must be specified.
- CMDLINE - spawns the command line via /bin/sh -c . This is the Swiss Army knife connection method. For example, one can use CMDLINE to punch through an IISPROXY firewall by having an ssh server listening on port 443 somewhere out there, installing cntlm and setting it up with a SOCKS5 listening port, and using a Qodem phonebook entry with CMDLINE method and address 'tsocks ssh -e none -p 443 my.remote.host' .
For the items where you pick from a list of values (Method, Emulation, etc.), press F2 or Space to bring up the pick dialog and then use arrow keys to select the option. Screenshot.
Enter - Connect to the selected entry if nothing is tagged. If some entries are tagged, begin connecting to the next tagged entry, cycling through the list if it is busy.
O - Change the visible columns in the widescreen view.
SPACE - Tag or untag an entry. Screenshot. Tagged entries can be dialed/connected in sequence with Enter, deleted as a group with Ctrl-D, or revised in sequence as a group with Ctrl-R.
D or DELETE - Delete selected entry. A dialog will come up asking to delete either the attached note or the entire entry.
N - Edit attached note in an editor. Every phonebook entry has an optional freeform text file associated with it.
Ctrl-U - Revert the phonebook to the saved copy. This can undo very recent edits to the phonebook. Exiting to TERMINAL mode saves an automatic backup.

These are just the most common commands, many others are availableincluding find and sort functions, loading other phonebook files,manually dialing the modem, and others.

TERMINAL Mode

In TERMINAL mode, thefollowing keystrokes will bring up some of the important features:

Alt-Z - Bring up the menu of commands. Screenshot. Selecting a command with Alt-keystroke will bring up that command immediately.
Alt-X - Exit Qodem.
Alt-D - Bring up the phonebook. ESC or ` to return to TERMINAL mode.
Alt-/ - Enter scrollback mode. PgUp, PgDn, up arrow, down arrow, Home, and End all work to navigate the scrollback. 'S' will save the scrollback to a file, 'C' will clear the scrollback.