-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Steven Rowe wrote: [...] > Transliterated into the Latin-1 alphabet, this is "a\r\nbe", where "\r" > and "\n" are carriage return and newline, resp., and the "b" is the > Cyrillic character that sounds like English "b". > > So, it looks to me like the data following the expected output is > extremely likely to be some form of intelligent data, which has simply > been byte swapped. > > I hope this helps -- I haven't got the time to investigate the code to > connect this evidence to it. > > Steve Rowe [...] Excellent, thanks for the replies Steven and Ken; that gives us a bit to go on.
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