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From Sergey Kovinov To All 11 October 2001

Hello to you, All. SM subzh has been raised, if you want to organize a link on it, I ask you in netsoap. That's all. /Sergey/ [] With a large carriage of regards and vicious people. (Pickup from SVERDLOVSK-SORTING station wagon #965499445)

From Vladimir Larkov To Sergey Kovinov 12 October 2001

Hello, Sergey! Thu 11-Oct-2001 17:21, you (500:3432/0@ZXNet) wrote a letter to All: SK> SM subzh has been raised, if you want to organize a link on it, please contact me in netsoap. Woow! Works. Roolz. With best wishes, Vladimir.

From Vladimir Larkov To Wladimir Bulchukey 17 October 2001

Hello, Wladimir! Tue 16-Oct-2001 22:24, you (500:95/462@ZXNet) wrote a letter to Arseniy Astapenko: AA>> IP tell WB> Ahhhh, I decided to run away! A most valuable thought, by the way. Less hassle, less traffic (no need for that), Binkda is set up in three minutes, SM again, mail goes quickly. Those. even doesn't walk, but practically flies. Everyone needs to move there - it's going to be a hell of a mess. WB> ...Just warn me! WB> I'll wipe, as they say, from the configs... figs... figs... ... I would leave it just in case of an emergency. 2All: if you overcome laziness and actually switch to binkda, don’t Forget pls to inform about the change of routing. With best wishes, Vladimir.

From Wladimir Bulchukey To Vladimir Larkov 18 October 2001

Excuse me... That is, sorry already, Vladimir...! 17 Oct 01 17:54, Vladimir Larkov -> Wladimir Bulchukey: VL> A most valuable thought, by the way. Less hassle, less traffic (no VL> it is necessary), the binkda is configured in three minutes, SM again, VL> mail arrives quickly. Those. doesn’t even walk, but practically VL> flies. VL> Everyone needs to move there - it's going to be awesome VL>pulez. Where (URL or otherwise) can you read about in RUSSIAN? IP node? This is something like a password-protected FTP site for distribution "bundles"? Do you need special software (only for NT!!!) or can you get by? a typical FTP client? With the best - Wlodek. mailto: wlblack@chat.ru http://www.wlodeks.boom.ru [ZX] [Golyanovo] [Radio "Retro" 72.92 MHz]

From Eugene Palenock To Wladimir Bulchukey 19 October 2001

Hello, Wladimir! 18 Oct 01 22:08, Wladimir Bulchukey -> Vladimir Larkov: WB> And where (URL or otherwise) you can read about it in RUSSIAN WB> IP node? WB> Is this something like a password-protected FTP site for distributing “bundles”? No. Files are transferred directly between two machines in real time like a modem. Hence, by the way, the corollary is that both sides must work in certain general time intervals. Usually some modem soapers can work similarly over IP (Argus, DVMMail, T-Mail.IP (but without a bin)). WB> Do you need special software (only for NT!!!) Of course. I recommend Argus. There is also Radius, but it drops constantly, and the most the best option - like mine - is DVMMail-TCP/IP, but you have to pay $5 for it, there are no cracks. Argus is frivolous and reliable. But it has a very unique setting ideology and functions; DVMMail is similar in appearance to Argus (also GUI), but the settings and controls after washing there they are much more familiar; radius is a project that is written in Argus source codes by all and sundry. There are also various primitive console IP soapers... WB> or can you get by with a standard FTP client? No, this is completely different. By the way, IP mailers, like modem ones, need some kind of output queue format(eg BSO). For reception, everything is simple, but for transmission, you have to manually (or .bat) create all service files after transferring mail files to the computer packages. I think that it is inappropriate for you to do this right away. Because you have to look how long will this IP last (in principle, we already had IP...) and not for everyone You can distribute points via IP. Best regards, Evgeniy.

From Vladimir Larkov To Wladimir Bulchukey 19 October 2001

Hello, Wladimir! Thu 18-Oct-2001 22:08, you (500:95/462@ZXNet) wrote a letter to me: VL>> A most valuable thought, by the way. Less hassle, less traffic (no VL>> you need it), the binkda is configured in three minutes, SM again, VL>> mail goes quickly. Those. doesn’t even walk, but practically VL>> flies. VL>> Everyone needs to move there - it's going to be awesome VL>> rules. WB> And where (URL or otherwise) you can read about it in RUSSIAN WB> IP node? This is something like a password-protected FTP site for distribution WB> "bundles"? WB> Do you need special software (only for NT!!!) or can you get by WB> a typical FTP client? You don’t need any ftp clients, just look for and merge binkd under your nt, you configure and run instead of or simultaneously with what you are transmitting mail now. The program itself is less than a hundred kilos (~70 under OS/2), config of 15 lines, of which 10 are default. This is a soaper that uses not hydra/zmodem/etc, but binkp, that's all. Gives bundles/pkt/etc from the outbound, receives them in the inbound. With best wishes, Vladimir.

From Vladimir Larkov To Kirill Frolov 22 October 2001

Hello, Kirill! Sun 21-Oct-2001 07:20, you (500:812/1.507) wrote a letter to me: VL>> Specify what exactly automatic control means for you VL>> routing. What should be done on its own? KF> Well, let’s plow and play. So that routing can be configured on its own, without KF> hand. And without hands changed to more another in case of any occurrence KF> problems. Still don't see the question. IMHO in your case route all to boss, if this is not satisfied, then _what_ do you need? With examples. With best wishes, Vladimir.

From Wladimir Bulchukey To Vladimir Larkov 22 October 2001

Excuse me... That is, sorry already, Vladimir...! 19 Oct 01 20:17, Vladimir Larkov -> Wladimir Bulchukey: VL> config of 15 lines, from VL> of which there are 10 VL> - default. This is a soaper that is not used VL> hydra/zmodem/etc, and binkp, that’s all. Gives VL> bundles/pkt/etc from outbound, accepted into inbound. I have a 4-line config: [ ] Pretend to understand everything [ ] Do not answer [ ] Quote KF [X] Leave everything as it was. With the best - Wlodek. mailto: wlblack@chat.ru http://www.wlodeks.boom.ru [ZX] [Golyanovo] [Radio "Retro" 72.92 MHz]

From Eugene Palenock To Vladimir Larkov 23 October 2001

Hello, Vladimir! 19 Oct 01 20:17, Vladimir Larkov -> Wladimir Bulchukey: VL>>> A most valuable thought, by the way. Less hassle, less traffic (no VL>>> you need it), the binkda is configured in three minutes, SM again, WB>> Do you need special software (only for NT!!!) or can you get by WB>> typical FTP client? VL> You don’t need any ftp clients, you look for and merge binkd under your nt VL> you configure and run instead of or simultaneously with what you have VL> is sending mail now. The program itself is less than a hundred kilos (~70 under OS/2), config Yes, it's a different computer. There are no modem soapers there. Used by postie specific package names are specified. And mail is carried there on floppy disks. Therefore, the task: There are just files, the names correspond to the links, any extensions. you need to format BSO from these files. How (considering that any extensions - just throw them in advance done .?lo will not work) ? Or will binkd understand a line like 12345678.* in lo? Best regards, Evgeniy.

From Artem O. Kozakov To Eugene Palenock 23 October 2001

Greetings, Eugene! October 19, 2001 (it was 02:07 then) Eugene Palenock in his letter to Wladimir Bulchukey wrote: EP> I think that it is not advisable for you to do this right away. Because it is necessary EP> see how long this IP will last (in principle, we already had EP> IP...) and you won’t be able to distribute points to all points via IP. 572/1024 works quite successfully, and has been for a long time. were - not applicable to him :) although it is not suitable for normal communication - it is extremely difficult to reach the sysop. Best regards, Artem

From Vladimir Larkov To Eugene Palenock 25 October 2001

Hello Eugene! Tue 23-Oct-2001 01:02, you (500:95/468@ZXNet) wrote a letter to me: VL>> You don’t need any ftp clients, you look for and merge binkd under your nt VL>> configure and run instead of or simultaneously with what you have VL>> is sending mail now. The program itself is less than a hundred kilos (~70 under OS/2), VL>> config EP> Yes, this is a different computer. There are no modem soapers there. The postie to which is used EP> specifies specific package names. And mail is carried there on floppy disks. Modem soaper [yes/no] doesn’t matter at all. The main thing is that there is a ftn tosser, which knows how to put mail into bso. Hence the additional freebie - no need climb through the traps and learn what is written in them in real time. EP> Therefore, the task: EP> there are just files, the names correspond to the links, any extensions. EP> you need to format BSO from these files. EP> How (considering that any extensions - just throw them in advance EP> made .?lo will not work) ? EP> Or will binkd understand a line like 12345678.* in lo? Easy. It behaves with bso in the same way as a regular modem soap. Will give *.?ut,will give back what is written in *.?lo. Well, as it should be in *.?lo: if the first character in the line '^

From Eugene Palenock To Vladimir Larkov 27 October 2001

Hello, Vladimir! 25 Oct 01 02:11, Vladimir Larkov -> Eugene Palenock: EP>> Therefore, the task: EP>> there are just files, the names correspond to the links, any extensions. EP>> you need to format BSO from these files. EP>> How (considering that any extensions - just throw them in advance EP>> made .?lo will not work) ? EP>> Or will binkd understand a line like 12345678.* in lo? VL> Easy. It behaves with bso in the same way as a regular modem soap. Will give Let's say '^12345678.*' is written in lo... And there are several files 12345678... It will delete them one by one after sending, or send the first one and then will delete everyone? ;) VL> first character in line '^

From Vladimir Larkov To Eugene Palenock 29 October 2001

Hello Eugene! Sat 27-Oct-2001 08:52, you (500:95/468.468@ZXNet) wrote a letter to me: EP>>> there are just files, the names correspond to the links, any extensions. EP>>> you need to format BSO from these files. EP>>> How (considering that any extensions - just throw them in advance EP>>> made .?lo will not work) ? EP>>> Or will binkd understand a line like 12345678.* in lo? VL>> Easy. It behaves with bso in the same way as a regular modem soap. VL>> Will give EP> suppose, in lo it is written '^12345678.*'... And there are several files 12345678... EP> It will delete them one by one after sending, or send the first one and then EP> will delete everyone? ;) Oh, that’s right, no, I don’t think it will work. Counter question - which one? invent yourself a hemop? Those. why write one line with a star instead of one line per file, as expected? VL>> first character in line '^

From Kirill Frolov To Eugene Palenock 30 October 2001

Press RESET immediately, Eugene! 29 Oct 01 21:34, Vladimir Larkov wrote to Eugene Palenock: VL> Oh, that’s right, no, I don’t think it will work. Counter question - a VL> why come up with a hemop? Those. why write one line in a trap VL> with a star, and not one line per file, as expected? echo > filelist for %%name in (12345678.*) do echo ^%name >> filelist ren filelist binkleystyleoutbounddeadface.flo

From Sergey Kovinov To Eugene Palenock 30 October 2001

Hello, Eugene. Kirill Frolov once wrote to Eugene Palenock, and I decided to insert a couple lines: VL>> Oh, that’s right, no, I don’t think it will fail. Counter question - VL>> and how to come up with a hemop? Those. why write one in a trap VL>> line with a star, and not one line per file, as expected? As far as I remember, BinkD supports boxes, both custom and personal ones. each link That's all. /Sergey/ [] With a large carriage of regards and vicious people. (Pickup from SVERDLOVSK-SORTING station wagon #965499445)