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From: "Domingo Siliceo" <dsiliceo@adam.es>
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Date: Tue, 27 Aug 1996 07:25:37 +0200
Subject: Problem with `tip` command.
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Hi all,
I'm trying to get connected with my ISP in order to get and send my 
email; for this purpose, I'm using 'tip'. 

I've configured 'tip' so I use 'tip adam' and get connected. I type my ID 
and password and remote machine (under Linux) says me I'm ok... The 
problem arrives now, because I get a lot of ascii chars meaning nothing. 
After a while, connection stops in a dead point.

Is this a problem of the AT command (bad configured)? Am I missing 
something elemental?

Thanks for your help...


./Domingo Siliceo