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From: Wilfried Klaebe <wk10884@orion.toppoint.de>
Subject: Re: Name that RFC
Date: 1999/10/21
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mic@dataweb.BOUNCE_SPAM.nl (miK) schrieb in alt.ascii-art:

>Christian 'CeeJay' Jensen wrote:
>
>>Found this in a RFC .. can you guess which one ?
>>
>>            ught i
>>          ca       n
>>        m            a
>>       '      ...     t
>>      I      .   .     i
>>             !         m
>>      !       !       e
>>       p       !pool
>>        l
>>         e
>>          H
>>
>
>20? 
>
>>HINT : It's _slightly_ ascii-art related.
>
>Give us more clues,
>
>please... :)

Get grep and a collection of rfcs. You don't need more to find out...

It's in rfc 1194 ("The Finger User Information Protocol"), rfc 1196
(newer version of 1194) and rfc1288 (even newer version).

regards, Wilfried
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