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SubjectRe: PPP bug [a fix!]
On Mon, 8 Feb 1999, Matti Aarnio wrote:

> Like has been mentioned here recently (last week, I recall), if you have
> this problem, turn off the local modem escape by issuing AT S2=255
> command before doing dialing; or dial by:
> ATS2=255DTnnnnnnnnnnn
> that is, prefix the dial command (DTnnnn) with escape disable command.
>
> Check your modem manual for the S-register number, and disabling value.
> Document I used said 'escape is turned off with any value above 127'.
>
> If the problem is at your ISP's side, then you need to inform them.

It's possible to 'fix' some remote modems by exploiting the bug. You can
run

ping -c 1 -p 2b2b2b415453323d32353526574f310d

which will send '+ + + ATS2=255&WO1' - go into command mode, disable the
escape code, store the current config, and go back online. Some modems
choke on the go back online part, but most will process the other
commands.

I've had a web page up for a while which will ping you if you need to fix
your modem:

http://waste.org/~oxymoron/pingpatch.cgi

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