Stefan Bodewig wrote:
>
> Frank Endriss <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> > This means that in some way the ctrl-C is sent to the remote
> > machine,
>
> Uhm, sure. Now we only need to know how it is sent. 8-)
>
> My guess - though I haven't read up on it - is that it is not sent as
> a normal character of any kind but as out-of-band data. I don't think
> the telnet tasks would support this.
I checked this on a Linux box, 2.2.16 i686
For a ctrl-C one byte is sent, value=0x3. This means it is not
out-of-band.
The response from telnetd is two bytes: 0x3e 0x20
May be this helps if somebody wants to implement it.
mfg Frank
>
> Stefan
