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     Re: Re: Question for telnet/BBS gurus.   
     By: Mark Hofmann to Deon George on Thu Jun 18 2020 09:06 am   
      
    MH> If telnet xfers work without the double telnet situation, could that still   
    MH> mean both streams could be an issue?     
      
   Yes - if one of the streams doesnt negotiate 8bit binary mode.   
      
   So if you have:   
      
    A <---> B B <---> C   
      
   So "B" is both a client and a server (or a server running a client telnet).   
      
   If "C" says "lets go binary", the "B client" probably says "OK", but it   
   probably doesnt tell the "B server" to negotiate binary mode with "A".   
      
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