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telnet server 4212 results in no response from the server.  I get the 
password prompt, but it ends there.

When I telnet from either the server, or the winxp machines, I can enter the 
password, then control livetv play, and all works great!  VLC on the linux 
diskless computer and winxp machines, as the client, is clean and crisp.

Does anyone have any idea what could go wrong with bidirectional 
communications on the telnet interface from certain linux machines?

I'm going to start adding debugging to the code to try and track this down.

Jim

"Benjamin Pracht" <bigben+spam at videolan.org> wrote in message 
news:20050829165825.GA16252 at diwi.org...
> On Mon, Aug 29, 2005, Jim Duda wrote :
>>
>> How can I get vlc (vlm) to read such a configuration file on startup?
>>
>
> The --vlm-conf <file> option should make the trick.
>
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