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Re: telnet bug?
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Jeff Buck)
Fri Nov 8 18:48:57 1996
Date: Fri, 8 Nov 1996 15:39:54 -0800 (PST)
From: Jeff Buck <jeffb@pegasus.usmicro.net>
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On Fri, 8 Nov 1996, John Banghart wrote:
> Jeff Buck wrote:
> >
> > Ever since I went to RH 4.0, I've noticed that whenever I do something
> > really I/O intensive over telnet, I get connection closed by foriegn
> > host... I only get this when telnetting out from my box, never in (unless
> > it's also out ;).. Has anyone else seen this problem?
> >
>
> Yep. Although it hasn't been a major problem. Still, somewhat annoying
> when you cat a large file and you get disconnected.
>
Hhhhmm.. interesting.. cause I know that a couple of friends of mine don't
ever see this problem... I'm wondering what my system and yours have in
common... Here's a list of my hardware:
Asus MB w/ 32 megs ram (old one, no pb cache.. can't remember model)
intel P100 cpu
Matrox, 4 meg video card
WD 1.6 gig hard drive for /dev/hda
Connor 1.2 gig for /dev/hdb
Mitsumi 4x ide CD for /dev/hdc
seagate 1.0 gig for /dev/sda
..running off an NCR pci scsi card
SB AWE 32 with all the standard settings
Supra 28.8 i PnP
HP Plus NIC
Teac combo floppy drive
Piece-o-crapola third floppy style tape drive..
As for the install I did, I basically installed **everything** except
emacs (never did like that program ;).. All of it's on a 500 meg partition
(/dev/sda2) with /dev/sda1 for 32 megs swap space.
There, that's everthing I can think of ;).
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