putty isue :(

[spatieman]

ok, with putty it is cool to edit the server.
but...

why does putty dump the content like this ?
virtualserver_id=1 virtualserver_port=9987 virtualserver_status=online irtualserver_clientsonline=4 virtualserver_queryclientsonline=1 virtualserver_maxclients=12 virtualserver_uptime=10114268 virtualserver_name=TeamSpeak\s]I[\sServer virtualserver_autostart=1 virtualserver_machine_id|virtualserver_id=2 virtualserver_port=9988 virtualserver_status=online virtualserver_clientsonline=1 virtualserver_queryclientsonline=0 virtualserver_maxclients=32 virtualserver_uptime=9763798 virtualserver_name=TeamSpeak\s]\p[\sServer\s(TEST\s2) virtualserver_autostart=1 virtualserver_machine_id
error id=0 msg=ok

It should be like this..
virtualserver_id=1 virtualserver_port=9987
virtualserver_status=online
virtualserver_clientsonline=4
virtualserver_queryclientsonline=1
virtualserver_maxclients=12
virtualserver_uptime=10114268
virtualserver_name=TeamSpeak\s]I[\sServer
virtualserver_autostart=1
virtualserver_machine_id|virtualserver_id=2
virtualserver_port=9988
virtualserver_status=online
virtualserver_clientsonline=1
virtualserver_queryclientsonline=0
virtualserver_maxclients=32
virtualserver_uptime=9763798
virtualserver_name=TeamSpeak\s]\p[\sServer\s(TEST\s2)
virtualserver_autostart=1
virtualserver_machine_id
error id=0 msg=ok


so, my question, what settings do i need in putty (telnet) for getting it correct.

[ANR Daemon]

Please explain, why it should be the way you said "it should"?
Actually, as I understand it, it actually shouldn't be split into multiple lines.
Single line = single server.

[Prismatech]

ah
putty is a way when password -+/ have in.
you can the interntool over client use.

[spatieman]

can you read proper settings as it is dumped in the first example?
when i read the PDF, a list, is dumped like in example 2..

a overview of all settings is harder than.

[ANR Daemon]

Try settings - Terminal - [x] Implicit CR on every LF.
Doubt it would help, tho...

Either way, tcp query console not intended to be exactly human-readable.

[spatieman]

nop, wont work..