clientsΒΆ
mudpy handles input, output and formatting of UTF-8 encoded,
multi-byte and wide characters, when coupled with a supporting
client. By default, however, only printable single-byte ASCII
characters are accepted or displayed unless the client negotiates
IETF RFC 856 binary mode first. If mudpy needs to send text
containing extended characters to a non-binary (7-bit) client, it
will first replace those characters with a question mark (?).
For example, the following is the recommended .telnetrc file for
interacting with mudpy in binary mode with the Netkit and Inetutils
Telnet clients:
example.mudpy.org set binary
example.mudpy.org unset echo
example.mudpy.org unset escape
example.mudpy.org unset flushoutput
example.mudpy.org unset interrupt
example.mudpy.org unset quit
example.mudpy.org unset eof
example.mudpy.org unset localchars