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telnet
Connect to a remote computer and run a shell.
The telnet command lets you connect to a command shell on a remote
computer. It puts you in a buffer that works much like the Epsilon
process buffer, except the commands you type are executed on the
remote machine. Provide a numeric prefix argument, or use the syntax
hostname:port for the host name, and telnet will connect on the
specified port instead of the default port. You can either use the
telnet command directly, or specify a telnet: URL to
find-file. (Epsilon ignores any username or password included in
the URL.)
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