Sending Binary file over TCP inserts additional data

• Reporter: (Anonymous)
• Owner: (del#24082)
• Type: Bugs
• Status: Closed
• Component: Tera Term
• MileStone: (None)
• Priority: 5 - Medium
• Severity: 5 - Medium
• Resolution: None
• File: None

Details Reply

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.

Ticket History (3/4 Histories)

2014-07-09 23:38 Updated by: None

• New Ticket "Sending Binary file over TCP inserts additional data" created

2014-07-10 13:01 Updated by: (del#24082)

• Owner Update from (None) to yutakapon

Comment Reply

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

2014-07-11 00:08 Updated by: None

Comment Reply

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

2014-07-11 08:52 Updated by: doda

• Status Update from Open to Closed
• Ticket Close date is changed to 2014-07-11 08:52