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UA9CIR > BPQ 31.07.99 14:12l 23 Lines 604 Bytes #-9941 (0) @ WW
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Subj: BPQ reliable?
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From: UA9CIR@RK9CWW.SVR.RUS.EU
To : BPQ@WW
Hello BPQ sysops and users,
2E1FXN wrote:-
> BPQ is NOT dead or obsolete, it is also one of the more reliable systems
There is one more thing BPQ does quite reliably:
BPQ halts and freezes your PC if you send a certain CONNECT command to the node.
The string is about 50 bytes long and I will not give it in a bulletin as
soon as it is not commonly known.
Experimenters send me an email.
To the best of my knowledge, no other packet software could be "connected
to death" like that.
73..Mike UA9CIR @ RK9CWW (sysop)
e-mail ua9cir@rz9cn.pssr.ru
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