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Subject: Re: Bug in rlogin?
From: asami@cs.berkeley.edu (Satoshi Asami)
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 * And I, of course, am now unable to reproduce it.  Foo! :-)
 * 
 * All I can say is that while I can't reproduce it now, my freefall
 * windows fall frequent victim to this phenomenon.  So much so, that if
 * output is spewing out that I know will finish relatively soon, I'll
 * let it swamp my link for awhile rather than ^C it and destroy the
 * entire session.

Same here, 28.8kbps slip connection.  I can't reproduce it now either, 
but I have abolished my habit to type ^C a long time ago, maybe it
needs more complicated circumstances.

Satoshi