I forgot to mention that as an example if we turnoff the bell sound by
setting vbell in screenrc, my incoming packet would not receive the bell
character anymore, which means that the screen terminal is not printing out
the bell character. if vbell is removed , then I can see the bell character
in
Hi David,
screenlog.0 contains the ack characters, which if I cat -v the log file
I'll see ^FX^F^M. I know that if I pipe the output of printf to cat -v or
redirect it a file it will have the ack character, but the incoming packet
being logged by putty or any other ssh tool would not have the ack
if you do this:
screen -L
printf "\x6X\x6\n"
exit
then look at the screenlog.0 file, does it contain your ACK ?
On Tue, Aug 18, 2020 at 11:47 PM Dro Ghazarian wrote:
> Hi David,
> Thank you for your quick reply. I believe I did not explain the
> problem correctly. I do not want to see th
Hi David,
Thank you for your quick reply. I believe I did not explain the
problem correctly. I do not want to see the actual ACK character on the
screen but rather being able to get the packet information that contains
the ACK character. To demonstrate the issue, it can be done as the
followi
ACK is a non-printable char ... if you run your app in a non screen window,
I'd be surprised if you saw them.
Try running your app like this: app | cat -v
should print "^F" for every ACK ... independent of screen
On Fri, Aug 14, 2020 at 12:59 PM Dro Ghazarian wrote:
> Hi,
> I have been trying
