telnet:
	- will apparently sometimes assert in ungetch. I think I've
	  fixed this, so if you still see it let me know.
	- hangs if you telnet to chargen port and push ^Z 
	  (due to bogus protocol negotiation attempts)
	- binary mode doesn't handle crlf right
	- should warn if the connection isn't encrypted

telnetd:
	- On very old kernels, will hang if you do the following:
		telnet
		log in
		cat >/dev/null
		type 256 'a's with no CRs
	    *THIS IS A KERNEL BUG*  Kernel patch enclosed.
	
	- should allow passing random user envs as "TELNET_*"
	- should set REMOTEHOST to the remote hostname
	- passes login the -p flag instead of sending envs explicitly
	- should only use included logout() et al. if real ones aren't 
	  available in system libs.
	- On Red Hat systems, pressing ^D at the initial login: prompt
	  returns a second login: prompt instead of disconnecting.
	  Pressing ^D again then disconnects. This appears to be some
	  kind of Red Hat or PAM bug, not anything wrong with telnetd.
