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Subject: Re: Weirdie with SLIP line seen here too...
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> Strange, now I'm seeing that magic "bit pattern-o-death" that
> guarantees that the download of a given file over a slip line will
> always hang in a given place.  See if any of you fellow sufferers can
> download the following file:
> 
> 	ftp://freefall.freebsd.org/pub/jkh/badbits

This is new for me, but it's 'HANG-O'MATIC' on my line.


Nate