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Subject: 4.2 telnetd AYT bug
Message-ID: <15666@sri-arpa.UUCP>
Date: Tue, 17-Jan-84 20:43:46 EST
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Posted: Tue Jan 17 20:43:46 1984
Date-Received: Thu, 19-Jan-84 04:58:40 EST
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From:  Robert W. Scheifler <rws@mit-bold>

Description:
	When the telnet daemon receive an Are You There, it writes a ^G
	to the pty rather than back to the network.
Repeat-By:
	Telnet to a 4.2 host with a user telnet that can send AYT's, and
	send one.  See the ^G echo and show up in your input buffer, rather
	than ringing your bell.
Fix:
	Change
			case AYT:
				*pfrontp++ = BELL;
				break;
	to
			case AYT:
				*nfrontp++ = BELL;
				break;