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TryLoginAsync #19

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nertilpoci opened this issue Aug 31, 2017 · 4 comments
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TryLoginAsync #19

nertilpoci opened this issue Aug 31, 2017 · 4 comments

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@nertilpoci
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TryLoginAsync() is returning always false
Thanks

@9swampy
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9swampy commented Aug 31, 2017

You may find clarification in #5

Alternatively can you confirm the terminating character when you telnet in is the ">" expected in your specific scenario? What package/specific library are you using?

@nertilpoci
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Thanks i checked the code now and it is looking by default for ":" to be terminated with. I was looking for a general method to check against multiple telnet clients whose terminating string i do not know.
Thanks for the clarification, and keep up the good work

@9swampy
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9swampy commented Aug 31, 2017

No reason you couldn't make the calls to the log in yourself instead of using the Login wrapper that just makes two responses for terminated read calls; you could make those as generic as you like.

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Yes i am doing it that way now.
thank you

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