FAQ
Hi,

I'm writing a perl daemon with telnet interface. But here comes the
crunch time. I need to use <CR><LF> line breaks. Is there any better
auto-detect way than manualy switching to
$/ = $CRLF;
in every telnet session? The truth is, that i(they) have a badly
behaved php skript simulating a telnet session. It doesn't send
crlf nor accept it. Thus send/received text is shifted.

BTW: Isn't it better to create another interface for computers?
Easier without waiting/asking, immediately closed after the last
output line is send.

Thanks for advice,
-- Dalibor

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