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I've been looking at the data coming from WHFC on NT4.0 toward my SunOS-based server today, and think I see something interesting. To me it suggests that any fix is likely to have to happen on the server side, not WHFC. I've included a little tracing that I did in the getCmdLine() function of Parser.c++ (hfaxd). The big thing I notice, that does *not* happen on UNIX inbound connections, is the triggering of the code snippet: (line 1512, approx) if (c == EOF) return (FALSE); This appears to be causing getCmdLine() to be reinvoked several times for one command (Windows TCP/IP flow-control screwup?)... but it looks like the buffer is not collecting (or is resetting), leaving just the line-end character ultimately. And, a line with just a line terminator is flagged as a syntax error. I'm still digging into this, but just wanted to throw this out as food for thought. -Alan --------- Alan Sparks, IS Engineering Support <asparks@harris.com> Harris Network Support Systems, Camarillo CA (805) 389-2430 Attachment Converted: "C:\PROGRAM FILES\EUDORA\Attach\telnet.log"