MSGID: 1:261/1304 5EEB654B   
   PID: WWIV BBS v. 424    
   TID: WWIVTOSS v. 1.52    
      
   ml> do you mean like telnetting from one system to another and then   
   ml> downloading and expecting it to cross both telnet hops?   
   ml>    
   ml> if yes, i would first be looking at the connection between the two   
   ml> servers and seeing if it is a binary capable stream or not... if it is   
   ml> not, is there an attempt to switch it to being so? whatever the client   
   ml> passes to the first server might should also be passed to the second   
   ml> server so channel switches like this can take place...   
      
   Basically, yes.  Where one program accepts the telnet and then performs   
   another telnet to another application.     
      
   The wildcard here is the second destination is running Raymond Gwinn's SIO   
   drivers (telnet emulation for serial ports).  Transfers work fine over telnet   
   if you go directly to the nodes running SIO.  It is only the "double telnet"   
   situation where the downloads don't work.   
      
   Figure it has something to do with telnet control codes/binary mode or   
   something.  The xfers will start but get lots of errors and eventually   
   terminate.     
      
   - Mark   
      
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