Hi, Thank you for your feedback. Turn off the TelAutoDetect entry in the teraterm.ini file. For details, refer to in the following page: http://ttssh2.sourceforge.jp/manual/en/setup/teraterm-com.html#detecttelnet
Thank you. That change worked for me. I looked everywhere in the setup menu and didn't find anything. I didn't think to look in the setup.ini file. Sorry for causing noise in your bug tracker. ~James
Establish connection:
1) File->New Connection
2) Select TCP/IP
3) Enter IP address
4) Select Service:Other
5) Enter TCP Port #
6) Leave SSH Version and Protocol as default
Send File
1) File->Send file...
2) Select option Binary
3) Select file
4) Press Open button
The file is sent to the connection. The issue I am seeing is that if my file contains the byte 0x0D, then an extra byte of 0x00 is inserted into the data stream. I have verified that my binary file contents are correct. I used Wireshark to verify the data being sent over the TCP/IP connection and that indeed the 0x00 is being inserted into the data stream after the 0x0D.