In article <335964b491e.43ddf692@postman.arcor.de>,
Christian Hattemer  <c.hattemer@arcor.de> wrote:
>Hi,
>
>following up to:
>http://mail-index.netbsd.org/current-users/2005/03/25/0000.html
>
>It turns out that 3.0 will let you in again using 2.0's client (and other
>non-NetBSD clients that worked before) when "-a valid" is removed from the
>telnetd options in inetd.conf.
>
>Also if you add the option to a 2.0 system it (expectedly) can't telnet
>itself anymore.
>
>I need the login to work as it did before, so is it a good idea to simply
>remove the option? Or should this be fixed elsewhere?
>
>It seems the addition of this option should be reconsidered.

We can remove the option.

>BTW: With 2.0's client the login can easily aborted with ^D. With 3.0's
>client in that SRA mode it doesn't react to ^D or ^C, at least no directly.

I'd send-pr for that.

christos