[locke]

The thing is, you are reading into a static buffer and I don't use a static buffer. I will install this feature, but I have a feeling it will cause crashes when someone overtly spams a connection with > MAX_INPUT_LENGTH characters, possibly causing memory corruption or a crash.

Is there an easy way to modify this so that it doesn't use a static buffer?

EDIT:

The following code was used:

The result was I could not press <enter> after a hotboot, but the other characters made it through. Upon reboot, it would crash the mud upon connection.

Try it now, the above should translate the telopts, but it should be discarding any resulting buffer since it is running parallel (sort of) to the main networking.

UPDATE: Spoke too soon, it's causing crashes. I'm trying to figure out why, but I'm inside translate_telopts() at this point. I don't see anything, so I'm left to wonder what exactly I should do next. I've tried this several ways.