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For legacy telnet servers such as rmenu (FreeDOS), client data is often lost when sent too quickly. This happens even though the connection is TCP. So, it would be nice if net-telnet offered a configuration option for the client object, to wait that many seconds between each byte sent to the telnet server. This significantly improves data integrity.
For example, telnet clients running commands on FreeDOS servers, should wait about 1-2 seconds between each (hot)key press. What do you think, could net-telnet get this kind of configuration parameter?
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For legacy telnet servers such as rmenu (FreeDOS), client data is often lost when sent too quickly. This happens even though the connection is TCP. So, it would be nice if net-telnet offered a configuration option for the client object, to wait that many seconds between each byte sent to the telnet server. This significantly improves data integrity.
For example, telnet clients running commands on FreeDOS servers, should wait about 1-2 seconds between each (hot)key press. What do you think, could net-telnet get this kind of configuration parameter?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: