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     Re: Re: Question for telnet/BBS gurus.   
     By: Mark Hofmann to Deon George on Sat Jun 20 2020 09:31 am   
      
    MH> The other question would be when the telnet negotiation happens, is this   
    MH> for both telnet sessions in the double telnet situation or just the new   
    MH> one connecting?   
      
   So the assumption I've been working on, is that by "double telnet", you   
   actually mean "two telnet sessions" right?   
      
   If this is true, then each session negotatiates what happens on that session.   
   So if one session wants to go 8 bit (to do binary transfers), the other   
   session needs to do the same. But the problem that probably exists, is nothing   
   is triggering the other session to do it...   
      
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