Hi Michal, Well, it depends. If the server has a command to disable echo, then you should ask the server mantainer. In the case of a client side way to "disable" echo, there's a simple way: just save the last sent command in a string, and then ignore it as input in the dataReceived event. It's quite ugly but worked for me. David Michał Tyde wrote:

I try to find a solution on google, but nothing I have found there worked in my code. The situation is: I have a telnet client. When I am sending a command to a server my dataReceived loop gets a command I send and response. For example I send a "pwd" command, and in dataReceived i got: pwd /home/user/ I want to have only response. I try to send before sending command IAC WONT ECHO or send command "unset echo" but I have still a command and response in dataReceived. How to shutdown echo?

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