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opps!
Change unsigned char s[4] to just char s[4] like this.....

//---------------------------------------------------------------------------
void __fastcall TDataModule1::TelnetConnect(TIdPeerThread *AThread)
{
   char s[4];
   s[0]=(unsigned char)255;
   s[1]=(unsigned char)254;
   s[2]=(unsigned char)1;
   s[3]=NULL;
   AThread->Connection->Write(s);
   Sleep(250);
   AThread->Connection->ReadBuffer(s, 3);
   AnsiString init="Connected to Server. You have 3 Login Attempts...\r\n";
   AThread->Connection->WriteLn(init);
}
//---------------------------------------------------------------------------



Colin B Maharaj wrote:
> Hi all I had been struggling with the IdTelnetServer all week.
> By default, the windows Telnet client echos what you type on screen.
> 
> What happens next is that is when you try to authenticate, naturally
> the username ands password gets echoed to the screen along with your 
> entire session.
> 
> What I did was this in the onconnect.....
> 
> //--------------------------------------------------------------------------- 
> 
> void __fastcall TDataModule1::TelnetConnect(TIdPeerThread *AThread)
> {
>   unsigned char s[4];
>   s[0]=(unsigned char)255;
>   s[1]=(unsigned char)254;
>   s[2]=(unsigned char)1;
>   s[3]=NULL;
>   AThread->Connection->Write(s);
>   Sleep(250);
>   AThread->Connection->ReadBuffer(s, 3);
>   AnsiString init="Connected to Server. You have 3 Login Attempts...\r\n";
>   AThread->Connection->WriteLn(init);
> }
> //--------------------------------------------------------------------------- 
> 
> 
> Those three characters are telnet protocol commands that tell
> the telnet client not to echo characters. Check the RFC.
> 
> The ReadBuffer command is required because the three characters
> that comprise the command gets echoed into the password field
> for some reason.
> 
> What I want to propose is to do this in the original indy source, or 
> have an option echo on/off in the property editor.
> 
> BTW: I use Indy 9.0.50 on BCB6 Ent. And I do not have Indy 10 maybe
> one of you folks can test to see if it has the same issue.
> 
> (just my 2 cents)
> Colin B Maharaj
> Trinidad, WI.
>