How do I "set mode stream" when telnet'ing to Win2k Server?

ras_bb

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08-11-2007, 01:36 AM

I have an app that's trying to telnet into a Win2000 box (using my own telnet
code).
The text is all messed up due to the "smart" terminal mode, curses, etc.
The XP's telnet program has a "set mode stream" command that tells Win2k
something to remedy this. It doesn't seem to be a standard telnet protocol.
What does it tell it? My program needs to emulate this, any one know of
documentation for this?

Snooping it hasn't revealed anything helpful...

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