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Subject: Re: bin/5817
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Synopsis: ppp: 100% cpu time, funny terminal mode (duplicated echo)

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Responsible-Changed-When: Sun Feb 22 16:36:03 PST 1998
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Ppp's mine.
I suspect the answer here is to just keep reading from the terminal,
preventing `bg' from working.
The workaround is not to `bg'.

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