Sh> * In a message originally to Shurato, Sean Dennis said:

 Sh> > Hello Shurato,

 Sh> > Friday August 02 2024 21:58, you wrote to All:

 Sh> >  S> For some reason, when connecting to my Ubuntu 22.04 SSHD, it fails
 Sh> the
 Sh> >  S> ansi detection and when entering text, that text isn't displayed
 Sh> until
 Sh> >  S> I hit enter.  This is under a VMWare Workstation Pro Guest with a
 Sh> >  S> Windows 10 Pro Host.  I'm logging on with a key, not password.
 Sh> I've
 Sh> >  S> tried both.

 Sh> > You will not get ANSI over a ssh connection normally until you log into
 Sh> > the BBS proper.  You will also not see your password echoed in ssh if
 Sh> you
 Sh> > are using one but it sounds like your sshd config is wrong.

 Sh> ANSI is detected by the telnet connection, not SSH.  Username (or any
 Sh> other text that should be echoed) is not being echoed in telnet
 Sh> through sshd, I'm using telnet -E 192.168.0.7 in the forcecommand.
 Sh> This worked under Debian, I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong; I'm
 Sh> using the same configuration changes as near as I can tell. I can
 Sh> supply my sshd_config if you think that would help.

If I ssh into my Ubuntu VM and then telnet to the BBS it works fine.  It's
just using "ForceCommand telnet -E 192.168.0.7" that is causing the problem.

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