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Hello Again,
I`m having a problem with both telnet servers (login and game server), i always get "Incorrect Password!" if i login from vista (i think it`s because vista doesn`t have a telnet client and i`m using putty), I even added a code to show me what password i typed and what password the server requires and it still shows "Incorrect Password!". But if i login from telnet`s machine localhost with the same password with windows telnet it works. Should i try with putty on the server machine too?
Thank You,
iamcypher
Telnet Servers are not accepting putty
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Re: Telnet Servers are not accepting putty
Using PuTTY 0.60
check Connexion -> Telnet
Telnet negotiation mode turned to passive... it may help...
When you connect to a telnet server, there is an handshake which will send info like capabilities supported (colors, and other). You may see such an initialisation in some MUD servers network code (most MUD are open source)
check Connexion -> Telnet
Telnet negotiation mode turned to passive... it may help...
When you connect to a telnet server, there is an handshake which will send info like capabilities supported (colors, and other). You may see such an initialisation in some MUD servers network code (most MUD are open source)
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Re: Telnet Servers are not accepting putty
Confirmed: It does login when you are using passive mode.
Thank you!
Thank you!
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Re: Telnet Servers are not accepting putty
Use putty raw mode.
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Re: Telnet Servers are not accepting putty
I never tried that mode (well, I'm using Linux most of the time so no need for putty)... it's easier than passive negotiation as you only have to edit 1st page of parameters... Your solution is better than mine 

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Re: Telnet Servers are not accepting putty
Both ways work, thanks guys! 
