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> cat lscp_script.txt | telnet localhost 8888

quoted text
> Trying ::1...

> Connection failed: Connection refused

> Trying 127.0.0.1...

> [well all OK from there]

>    BUT: Nothing ets done. LinuxSampler says this:

> LSCPServer: Client connection established on socket:4.

> LSCPServer: Client connection terminated on socket:4.

>    And nothing happens.

>    IF I start telnet like this:

> telnet localhost 8888

>    I get the same message for a start.

>    Then I enter each command from the script manually, everything

>    works jsut

> fine.

>    What can it be? You see me truly baffled. I didn't have that

>    before.

Maybe try to play with "nc"

run "nc -l 1234" in one term and then

"cat lscp_script.txt | telnet localhost 1234"

in another term and "telnet localhost 1234" and

typing in telnet. See what happens. If the

behavior is the same as for LS, LS is not the

guilty one.

What is the difference between "now" and "before"?

What changed in your computer?

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