Hi, I use TelnetClient for automation of telnet sessions (something similar to the 'Expect' tool). I noticed that whenever I write a newline (\n) to the output stream of a TelnetClient, two newlines are inserted instead of just one, which prevents the automation from working, because many commands expect input on each line, and this extra newline causes each 2nd input line to be empty.
I've come across the following: http://www.mail-archive.com/commons-u...@jakarta.apache.org/msg17400.html This explains why it happens, but does not provide a solution. The explanation (if it's still right for the current version of TelnetClient) is that the TelnetClient replaces each "\n" with "\r\n", and it turns out that "\r" and "\n" both account as newlines in my telnet server. Is there a way to configure TelnetClient somehow not to do that? Otherwise, is there a way to trick it somehow so that this does not happen? I tried to write just "\r" (instead of "\n"), and this does not always work. Thanks, Shlomy
