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From: James Rice
Date: Mon, 20 Nov 1989 23:05

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Yes, I've seen this too.  When It's happened to me it has
always been correlated with the Unix boxes in question
doing heavy NFS activity.  Arresting the processes on the
unix boxes causing this behaviour seems to let the Exp get
in and then I can resume the process on the unix box.  I
have no idea what causes it, but I wish it would go away.
I'm tempted to suspect that its a unix bogosity of not
scheduling the ftp server properly.

Unix is the real virus....



Rice.

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Subject: Re: hosed networks
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