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I have an old telnet shell that needs a \r at the end of the line for the command to actually execute.
\r
This causes the connection logger to not log the command
>>> telnet_shell.send_command('/off {}\r'.format(port)) ', matches=['bla> '], newline=True, timeout=None)
This can be solved by making the logger do repr(command) when logging, but not sure if it is the correct approach... What do you guys think?
repr(command)
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I have an old telnet shell that needs a
\r
at the end of the line for the command to actually execute.This causes the connection logger to not log the command
This can be solved by making the logger do
repr(command)
when logging, but not sure if it is the correct approach... What do you guys think?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: