Tintin is crashing due to memory protection/buffer overflow upon receiving GMCP data larger than BUFFER_SIZE, which seems to be defined in the Tintin source as 40000.
Neither the Telnet RFC or the GMCP specification defines any maximum size for a single GMCP message, so there should probably be some handling for this.
Tintin is crashing due to memory protection/buffer overflow upon receiving GMCP data larger than BUFFER_SIZE, which seems to be defined in the Tintin source as 40000.
Neither the Telnet RFC or the GMCP specification defines any maximum size for a single GMCP message, so there should probably be some handling for this.