I'm trying to login to a telnet server that prompts for username then passw= >ord and it is randomly failing after entering the correct username with the=
error for either "invalid username" or "invalid password". It always works= from linux terminal running telnet though.
Wireshark revealed that the only difference is that putty sends the usernam= >e in one frame and then follows that with a frame containing only /r/n. Lin= >ux terminal always sends "username/r/n" in the single frame. I've since con= >firmed that sending all in one frame works and not doing this fails most of=
the time (sometimes it is quick enough the server accepts it).
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