Eirik Brandtzæg

The reason this doesn't work for specifically aardwolf is because they send `\n\r`, and not `\r\n`, while the library expect the other way around: https://github.com/cadpnq/telnetlib/blob/main/src/TelnetSocket/TelnetReader.js#L31-L32 Suggested fix: Support both `\r\n`...

I want something similar, I want to detect when echo is disabled, is this possible? I need to look for IAC + WILL + 1. I noticed `client.options.keys` will contain...

I think I found a solution, something like this: ```js const { ECHO } = telnetlib.options; const c = telnetlib.createConnection( { host: "aardwolf.org", port: 23, remoteOptions: [ECHO], }, () =>...

Seems it does work in Gradle and even Kotlin, all it requires is a Java run configuration. What I did in my Kotlin+Gradle project was to create a small Java...

Update: Replacing **light** with **dark** works. Not sure how to change theme live yet.

Thank you. Had the exact same issue, your solution worked perfectly.