warren@worlds.com (Warren Burstein) (06/21/91)
This is really a Bridge question. Is there a Bridge group? I'm trying to get a uucp link working. I am dialing from SCO Unix, thru a Telebit Trailblazer Plus, to a Microcom AX/2400 which talks to a Bridge, from there to a Decstation. The protocol is failing, and it seems that the reason is that an octal 15 is getting a spurious NUL afterwards. I have already disabled FCF and FCT. Could the bridge be doing this padding? /|/-\/-\ The entire world Jerusalem |__/__/_/ is a very strange carrot |warren@ But the farmer / worlds.COM is not worried at all.
skl@wimsey.bc.ca (Samuel Lam) (06/21/91)
In article <9106202109.aa00454@vaccine.worlds.COM>, warren@worlds.com (Warren Burstein) wrote: >I'm trying to get a uucp link working. I am dialing from SCO Unix, >thru a Telebit Trailblazer Plus, to a Microcom AX/2400 which talks to >a Bridge, from there to a Decstation. The protocol is failing, and it >seems that the reason is that an octal 15 is getting a spurious NUL >afterwards. I have already disabled FCF and FCT. Could the bridge be >doing this padding? It sounds like your "bridge" is really a terminal server (perhaps made by a company named Bridge Communications). The answer to your question is yes, it is very likely that your terminal server is running as a Telnet client on that particular serial port and is performing <CR> to <CR><NUL> mappings on the inbound characters, assuming they are typed by a human user on a terminal. ...Sam -- <skl@wimsey.bc.ca>