net_zxn.139 -> zxnet.uue

ZXNet echo conference «zxnet.general»

From Vladimir Larkov To Andrew Demyanenko 24 May 2001

Hello Andrew! Sat 19-May-2001 09:12, you (500:612/1) wrote a letter to me: AD> Here I have a question that has been brewing for a long time, but the subject was the reason: AD> fileha, as far as I understand, was made for distributing nodes AD> pointlists, and why do it need regional segments, which, according AD> the idea is that they should go by netmail from the regions to the person who is doing this AD> is engaged. Several segments fell into inbound, but what do I do with them AD> what to do? I still think that only you should post in this file AD> fully compiled sheets Well, in general, the point is to have one common path. The segments themselves are sufficient small, besides, they are not updated every week. Besides, someone might do not connect (say to the soaper) a common sheet, but only your region. I always I’m compiling both sheets - 812 and general; 812 is always the freshest for me, and the rest I don’t call the network using a modem. Similarly for other networks - your own segment immediately fresh and it will take some time until it gets into the general public. Uninteresting segments You just ignore everything. With best wishes, Vladimir.

From Andrew Demyanenko To Vladimir Larkov 24 May 2001

Greetings, O most honorable Vladimir! Here just now 24-May-01 at 04:55:38, Vladimir Larkov threw rotten tomatoes in Andrew Demyanenko, saying something about net_zxn.139 -> zxnet.uue. VL> Well, in general, the point is to have one common path. The segments themselves VL> are quite small, and they are not updated every week. VL> In addition, someone may not connect (say to a soaper) a common one VL> sheet, but only its own region. I always compile both sheets - 812 and VL> general; 812 is always the latest for me, and to other networks I VL> I don’t make calls using a modem. Similarly for other networks - your own segment VL> is immediately fresh and it will take some time until it gets into the general public. What's the point then? I don’t call other networks using a modem either - If a nodelist is needed only for this, then why the hell is it needed at all??? Tricky question, isn't it? VL> You simply ignore uninteresting segments and that’s it Yes, in general, I don’t suffer from a lack of traffic... :) A everyone turns out to be uninteresting except their own and, again, why are they are they needed then? Of interest is only the WHOLE nodelist containing summary information about all network nodes, and individual segments of the nodelistare of value only within their network segment. p.s. Maybe I'm wrong, otherwise no one except you and me can say anything didn’t say anything (KF doesn’t count - he’s out of competition :) -=) Best wishes, Andrew Demyanenko (=- bonifacy@mail.zp.ua ur4qop@qsl.net