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From: ho@hoss.unl.edu (Tiny Bubbles...)
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Subject: Re: Any way to get rid of 'end of session' gobbly goop on v.32
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Date: 1 May 91 16:06:50 GMT
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rickt@wybbs.mi.org (Rick Tucker ) writes:

>I have recently started using v.32 modems and have noticed that
>when you terminate the connection(via loging out of the host) 
>that you get a steady stream of 'the unknown'.

>I am using a MultiModem V32 (mt932ea)
>The other(host) sites are using mt932ea and a US Robitics V.32(whatever)

That's very strange.  The V.32 spec is *supposed* to kill connections
cleanly, without any garbage.  You will, however, get a LOT of garbage
after using a V.32 modem on non-reliable connections.

Does this happen when you're going MT<->MT, or only when one of the
modems is a USR?

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