The steps to reproduce it:
Telnet to a portmaster, set debug 0x51, set cons, disconnect in
any manner
open 4 telnet sessions without logging, and one of them will most
likely contain the debug info.
On Tue, 7 Jul 1998, John Nowack wrote:
> >>> So, the next person to telnet to that portmaster, and
> >>> sit there and wait, will see all the debugging information
> >>> streamed to their screen, WITHOUT LOGGING IN.
> This has been mentioned before in the list. It seems to come up every
> now and then. Somewhere in the docs or the release note or web-site it
> used to be mentioned to always reset the console or the next person to
> telnet in *may* see the debug output. I guess it attaches the debug
> output to one of the 4 telnet sessions and if you hit the one that has
> the console attached to it, it starts spewing at you.
>
> At any rate, I know Livingston knows about this, as they have warned about
> it before.
>
> John
>
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