PCjr Telnet Server Test

The user interface is a bit crappy. I did the bare minimum to make it functional to drive the TCP/IP stack. If I ever do the full blown Telnet BBS this will *not* be the end user interface. I hate string parsing in C .. it is awful. And parameter checking is even more of a pain. The next time around I'll probably fix some glaring deficiencies but I got the itch to let it loose on Friday night and just decided to let it go as is. Next time around: - There will be 'prompt' letting you know it is alive - Nicks will be unique - you won't be able to duplicate one in use - I'll throw more TCP stats up there, like dropped packets per connection, remote window size, bytes xfered, etc. - I'm going to use the LPFK to visually show me how many connections are active so I don't need the monitor turned on and I don't have to be at a session to look. (Goofy, I know) - Telnet autologin support? - A quote server, a memory viewer, a better chat mechanism, and some other things to help people waste time and drive traffic. :-) The backspace is an interesting problem. I've interpreting ASCII 8 as a backspace, which seems pretty normal to me. But a lot of clients are sending ASCII 127. Telnet doesn't actually specify backspace as required function. I need to do more research to see what the correct behavior is. Mike