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   > It's possible that the telnet support doesn't do anything with NVT CRs, I   
   > didn't dig in too deeply into the source, just noticed that it does do at   
   leas   
   > some option negotiation and will track the current state.   
      
   N/p, thanks for the tip nonetheless!   
      
   > So likely you only need to do this if you need to accept or send character   
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   > (which is a special telnet character) such as for uploads and downloads.   
      
   That is *very* interesting.  Since moving away from Vmodem / OS/2, putting   
   the DOS BBS behind any "proper" telnet server (like mystic's matrix menu)   
   *breaks* file transfers, so apparently those don't necessarily do the right   
   thing, either.  ;)   
      
   I have it set up to be accessible via two ports.  The primary allows folks   
   who have a terminal program capable of RAW mode to call in without the   
   double-CR while also being able to do things like download a QWK packet.   
   The other port is behind a telnet server/listener that allows folks whose   
   terminal program doesn't do RAW mode to call in and do just about   
   everything but transfer files.   
      
   Mike   
      
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