>>>
>>> 7On Mon, 1 Feb 1999, Alan Cox wrote:
>>>
>>> > The sequence in question is "+++".
>>
>>Just tried this on a telnet through a pissy 28.8k modem :
>>
>>echo "+++"; sleep 3
>>
>>The connection's still fine.
>
>That's because on most modems the sequence of death is actually
>
> + + + A T
>
>(spaces added to prevent the obvious). Even worse, ofcourse, is
>
> + + + A T H 0 <CR>
>
>The modems do detect the three pluses but do expect a valid command
>or at least the letters AT directly after it
If I go online with any of the modems I have here using minicom,
and then type "+++", the modem goes into command mode
immediately. No "AT" is needed. In order to do anything useful
from thereon of course one needs to enter AT commands, but as
soon as +++ is entered, the modem instantly responds with "OK".
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