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From: Philipp <pschoene@axway.com>
Subject: telnet connected but without response
Date: Mon, 8 Feb 2010 14:50:44 +0000 (UTC)
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Hello!

I just installed CYGWIN 1.7 on two Windows 2008 Servers and installed INETD to
run telnet as as server for remote console. The service is configured to run
with a local user with administrative rights. When i connect from local or my
remote windows xp workstation i get connected and i stay connected but i didn't
get a local echo.

Thanks for you help
Philipp


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