Re: need decision on packages with crypto hooks
I think the best thing to do is ask the EFF for legal advice.
Guy
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From: Pete Harlan <harlan@mymenus.com>
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Subject: Re: PPPproblem
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In-Reply-To: <33392D67.6726@bdsinc.com> from "Jens B. Jorgensen" at Mar 26, 97 09:06:31 am
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> > say the line is not 8 bit clear and that bit 7 is 0. What does this
> This often happens when you don't get past the "chat" with the other
> modem to log in. When you try to connect to a host which prints out
Just to underscore a common case: if your username and/or password
aren't right, you get the message about the line not being 8-bit
clean. I'd wish at least that the ppp docs would make this clear; one
can spend a long time messing with tty settings when all that's wrong
is a bad password.
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Pete Harlan
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