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From: Andreas Klemm <andreas@knobel.gun.de>
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Subject: -stable: tuucp1061: tproto, so fast !
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Hi !

Never saw such transmission speeds using uucp via ppp. 16550er UART, 
Zyxel 1496EG+. Well done ! Maybe the quality of ppp increased, too.
Anyway ... good work !

news easix (1995-09-28 22:54:06.04) received 184342 bytes in 89.577 seconds (2057 bytes/sec) on port TCP


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