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From: Danny Braniss <danny@cs.huji.ac.il>
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Great!, we seem to be on the same wavelength, im now writing (at about one
char a minute) the login user program, and somehow - to be discovered -, the
socket will be passed to the kernel.
my main efford, at the moment, is a) to &^%$$## understand the RFC (i think
they used a scrambler) and b) define the data structures.

season greatings,
	danny
PS: i have the 2nd Unix V6 tape that came to this part of the world,
the first one was never used, mine got installed on a PDP 11/45.

> You are my kind of guy ;-) I grew up with PDP-1[01], RSX-11 and Version 6
> UNIX straight from Bell Labs. I am a bit rusty too. I can easily hack
> something together, but it most be perfect. Handshaking must in user mode,
> actual work in the kernel. Why enter the kernel thru the network driver, go
> to a user daemon and back to the kernel to execute and v.v. for the answer?
> 
> No I'm proto-typing and have a lot of challenges and very little time.
> Luckily holiday is around the corner.
> 
> Later.
> 
> Peter