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4.10. When I telnet from a Linux machine to a Solaris machine with Kerberos and hit Ctrl-C, the connection hangs.
From: Christopher Blizzard <blizzard@appliedtheory.com> The solution was to define "NO_URGENT" when building the telnetd daemon on Solaris. When sending urgent data to a Linux client, one or the other is getting confused.
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