> Exim, OTOH, *is* supposed to be 8-bit clean. That is weird. If you type
> in more data after the ^C it correctly appears in the received message,
> but the ^C gets turned into ff f4 ff fd 06 on this Solaris box.
Is there a telnet client between you and exim? The "ff f4"
corresponds to telnet's <IAC> <IP> (where "IP" stands for "Interrupt
Process", and IAC is an escape that means the next byte is special).
The "ff fd 06" corresponds to <IAC> <DO> <Timing Mark>.
--apb (Alan Barrett)
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