On Thu, 2009-01-08 at 17:35 -0500, Sean Breheny wrote:
> That is a bit strange since AFAIK, the sequence has to be +++ followed
> by nothing for at least 1 second. I guess that could happen if
> something delayed the file transfer at exactly the right point. Also,
> this should only affect the modem which is sending the new code, not
> the (remote) receiving site.

Unfortunately not all modems were designed as well as others. Many
modems would enforce this "delay around the +++ rule", some however
didn't.

I distinctly remember one cheaper modem that would react to a +++
without much of a delay around it. Very annoying.

TTYL

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