On Thu, 7 Oct 1999, Jorge Matias wrote:
> I make a telnet connection using "Telnet" from Windows'98. When I get
> inside the node I make a connection to other node via an AX.25 port.
> Now I'm in the other node. I'll issue a command that will be sent in
> I'll show it (problem reported by the users):
This is 99.9% sure a windows problem. It seems they have cut corners here
too. I don't have windows 98 nor 95 but I have seen this behaviour with
older windows too (many years ago).
Node tries to negotiate linemode/local edit at the beginning of the
session but problem is the windows telnet client doesn't seem to support
that. Unless someone knows how to get linemode with the windows telnet
client there isn't much I can do...
> As you can see, command "users" has been sent in several packets.
> Apart this SLOW proccess everything works great.
The problem gets worse with some really old AX.25 software that interprets
every incoming frame as separate command...
> I make the same Telnet connection, but now I'm using a telnet command
> from unix/linux or other telnet program for Windows.
> I make the same connection in AX.25 to the station CT1BPT-8 and now
> the text is sent as much as possible in ONLY one packet.
> This is the normal behaviour.
Not as much as possible but one line at a time.
> I don't mean this is a Node problem but there other related problems
> with Carriage Returns and LineFeeds that metion in another message.
What problems?
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