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From: Andrés A. Nogueiras Meléndez (aaugusto
uvigo.es)Date: Thu May 16 2002 - 03:16:31 CDT
Raymond Leach wrote:
> 02/05/16 9:37:20, mailinglists
belfin.ch wrote:
>
>>HI MIkkel
>>
>>there is NO spelling error. I tested it 10 times, even with direct use of
>>pop3 commands and set local_echo on win2k telnet client.
>>The UID of the users is 500+. So no mistake there either.
>>
> Maybe something is getting screwed up in the telnet translation of the % character ?
>
I bet too that this is happening. Some telnet/ftp/http conection use %20
as white space and %16 looks like an ASCII control char.
In the other hand, I can tell that this kind of behaviour is strange,
because I used to have a password with char "%" inside and nothing
strange happened, maybe because the previously and next char where
simple alphabetical characters, not numbers.
Can you try with something like Ct%I6+X ( an uppercase i in place of the
one digit ) and tell us in the list ? TIA
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