Hi! mark,   
      
   On 08/11/2017 12:48 PM, you wrote:   
      
    ml> radius and derivitives have a bug dealing with U,Txy flags...   
    ml> specifically that they should not be UFlags in this day in time...   
      
   That is an interesting POV on a standard that was in widespread use for over a   
   decade, and which was rescinded/modified to fix a clerical fault in FTSC   
   administrative requirements.  Fortunately it is not binding on individual   
   system override settings.   
      
    PQ>> Nevertheless, can't binkD be *stalled* for a node by utilizing *.?sy   
    PQ>> flags?   
      
      
    ml> that is one possible solution... one would need to look at   
    ml> traditional binkleyterm utilities to see what they did for things   
    ml> like this... SOB and SOSOB are two utils that may provide an   
    ml> answer... too bad that so many binkleyterm related tools are simply   
    ml> no longer available and/or are otherwise forgotten in the mists of   
    ml> time :(   
      
   Dude, we're talking binkD only.  Pavel Gulchouck (2:463/68) wrote in the binkD   
   echo back on Mon, 25 Jan 16...   
      
   "*.csy are used a similar way to *.bsy but they set on start calling node,   
   before handshake. It prevents simultaneous calls to the remote node by several   
   binkd processes."   
      
   That is _the_ solution in binkD usage canon.  I just don't know of anyone who   
   uses it (.csy)... yet.  Nudge, nudge.  ;-)   
      
   Cheers,   
   Paul.   
      
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