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nickacfield@gmail.com> wrote:
Could you explain it to me then?
I am creating a telnet application server in VB6 (dont ask)
I am sending the following from the server to putty but it doesnt turn off local line editing and local echo.. i am not sure about the local echo.. since local line is still on i cannot test. it is definately disabling local echo on telnet clients.
i just need putty to turn off the damn local line editing!
Read the RFC. Telnet has a line mode and a character mode. You want to be using character mode, not line.
Please help....
tcpServer(intIndex).SendData Chr(27) + "[" + Chr(255) + "," + Chr(254) + "," + Chr(34) + "h" + vbCrLf
tcpServer(intIndex).SendData Chr(27) + "[" + Chr(255) + "," + Chr(251) + "," + Chr(1) + "h" + vbCrLf
tcpServer(intIndex).SendData Chr(27) + "[" + Chr(255) + "," + Chr(254) + "," + Chr(1) + "h" + vbCrLf
tcpServer(intIndex).SendData Chr(27) + "[" + Chr(255) + "," + Chr(251) + "," + Chr(3) + "h" + vbCrLf
tcpServer(intIndex).SendData Chr(27) + "[" + Chr(255) + "," + Chr(253) + "," + Chr(3) + "h" + vbCrLf
This is sending a bunch of terminal sequences to the remote terminal. The issue isn't the remote terminal, but the telnet client. (Both of them are
in the same application in this case but they are still two things).
This really should go in comp.protocols.tcpip if that still exists.
--scott
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