nodelist, line by line...

ZXNet echo conference «zxnet.general»

From Vladimir Larkov To All 7 May 2001

In order to bring the nodelist to mind, I would like to receive reactions/answers: ; Zone,500,ZXNet,Moscow,Alexey_Ivanov,7-095-164-1684,9600,XX,MO,V34,H16,U,TTE ; Host,17,Minsk_ZXNet,Minsk,Valeriy_Kovalev,-Unpublished-,9600,MO,IUC:ih_vator@ma ilru.com Unpublished (not Pvt, not point) ,2,Chemical_BBS,Minsk,Mihail_Artushenko,8-017-238-3150,2400,MO,U,TAH,NEC,EMS We move EMS from user flags to regular ones. ,3,Techno_BBS,Minsk,Alexandr_Mozhugov,8-017-285-0321,2400,MO,U,Txj,EMS We move EMS from user flags to regular ones. ,4,Minsk_ZXNet_Gate,Minsk,Valeriy_Kovalev,-Unpublished-,9600,MO Unpublished (not Pvt, not point) ; Host,95,,Moscow,Eugene_Palenock,7-095-468-8184,9600,MO,V90C,X2C,V32T,H16,VFC,V2 2,IUC:zxnet95@mailru.com,U,TvF Hub,468,,Moscow,Eugene_Palenock,7-095-468-8184,9600,MO,V90C,X2C,V32T,H16,VFC,V2 2,IUC:50095468@mail.ru,U,TvF ,452,Relish_Station,Moscow,Alexey_Skrobanskiy,7-095-452-2223,9600,XX,MO,V34,V42 B,U,TVd Hub, 462, Rabbit, Moscow, Wladimir_Bulchukey, 7-095-462-8902, 2400, IUC: wlblack@chat.r u,EMS ,249,Demon,Moscow,Dmitry_Saltykov,7-095-249-1065,2400,EMS Hub,100,ALEX_Research,Moscow,Alexey_Ivanov,7-095-164-1684,9600,XX,MO,V34,H16,U, TTE ,1202,The_Show_Must_Go_On_BBS,Moscow,Maxim_Vavilov,7-095-287-5629,9600,XX,V32,V 42B,U,TVd ,341,Raven,Moscow,Dmitriy_Timokhin,7-095-341-5935,9600,V32B,V42B ,405,Music,Moscow,Ilya_Abrosimov,7-095-405-1848,2400,EMS,NC ;Host,152,ZXNetBY_Gate,Grodno,Sergey_Orlov,-Unpublished-,9600,MO,LO,V90C,ZYX,IUC :doc_acl@mail.grodno.by Unpublished (not Pvt, not point) Hub,4,Rest_Station,Grodno,Sergey_Orlov,-Unpublished-,9600,MO,LO,V90C,ZYX,U,REC Unpublished (not Pvt, not point) ,2,Lara_Croft_BBS,Grodno,Oleg_Golenkoff,8-0152-720-064,9600,MO,V34,ZYX,U,TPG Hub,5,Home_BBS,Grodno,Andrey_Eismont,8-0152-337-260,2400,MO,U,TUA,EMS We move EMS from user flags to regular ones. ,14,Nuclear_BBS,Grodno,Andrei_Mahilnitski,8-0152-311-857,2400,MO,U,TVE,EMS We move EMS from user flags to regular ones. ; Host,162,Brest_Net,Brest,Pawel_Kislyak,-Unpublished-,9600,MO,IUC:Pawel_Kislyak@ mail.ru Unpublished (not Pvt, not point) Hub,0,Brest_Net,Brest,Pawel_Kislyak,-Unpublished-,9600,MO,IUC:Pawel_Kislyak@ma il.ru Duplicates the host line, delete it. ; Host,232,Gomel_Net,Gomel,Alexander_Seleznev,-Unpublished-,9600,MO Unpublished (not Pvt, not point) ,1,Kvazar_BBS,Gomel,Alexander_Seleznev,-Unpublished-,9600,MO Unpublished (not Pvt, not point) ,2,Eazy_BBS,Gomel,Dmitry_Kostroma,-Unpublished-,2400,MO,U,TAH,EMS Unpublished (not Pvt, not point) We move EMS from user flags to regular ones. ; Host,322,LvivZXNet,Lviv,Vladimir_Klymus,380-322-676045,33600,V34,V42B,XX,IUC:ra shpil@mailru.com,U,TUF Hub,33,Danger_Corporation,Lviv,Yuri_Teslenko,380-322-331319,33600,V34,V42B,XX,U ,TRS,NPK,75,Nadvirna_Net,Nadvirna,Taras_Nickolajchuk,380-3475-26088,2400,EMS Hub,67,RMS,Lviv,Vladimir_Klymus,380-322-676045,33600,V34,V42B,XX,IUC:rashpil@ma ilru.com,U,TUF ,62,Cobra_Software_BBS,Lviv,Sergey_Selev,380-322-622805,2400,EMS,U,TVW Pvt,63,Ant_Skywalker,Lviv,Anton_Matyuhin,-Unpublished-,2400,EMS ,72,Lion_News_BBS,Lviv,Gena_Busher,380-322-728280,2400,EMS,U,TVX Pvt,100,Tree_of_Life_BBS,Lviv,Andrij_Stegnitskij,-Unpublished-,2400,EMS ; Host,562,Dniepr_Net,Dniep_UA,Artem_Kozakov,380-56-7259366,9600,V34,MO,IUC:artko @ukr.net ,1,VariousCGS,Dniepr_UA,Artem_Kozakov,380-56-7259366,9600,V34,MO,U,NC,TSF ; Host,572,X-Project_Association,Kharkov,Alexei_Bugai,380-572-945910,33600,X2C,V9 0C,V42B,XX,IUC:xproject@softhome.net,U,TUe Hub,110,X-Project_Association,Kharkov,Alexei_Bugai,380-572-945910,33600,X2C,V90 C,V42B,XX,U,TUe ,107,IVZ_BBS,Kharkov,Ivan_Zorin,380-572-499367,9600,V34,V32B,V42B,MO,LO,U,TUe Hold,700,Hidden_Garden,Kharkov,Alex_Shakhajlo,380-572-409721,9600,ZYX,MO,LO,MN, XX,U,TSH Hub,1024,PI_Station,Kharkov,Kostya_Belous,380-572-125310,9600,V32B,V42B,CM,XX,I BN ,16,LRnI,Kharkov,Roman_Litvinov,380-572-523034,9600,V42B,XA,U,TVE ,975,ITC'99,Kharkov,Vladimir_Ivanchenko,380-572-682869,33600,V34,XX,U,TUE ; Host,612,Zaporozhye_ZXNet,Zaporozhye_UA,Andrew_Demyanenko,380-612-672549,14400, V34,V42B,MO Hub,1,Bonifacy_BBS,Zaporozhye_UA,Andrew_Demyanenko,380-612-672549,2400,MO,VI VI turns into MMD or EMS. What exactly? ; Host,622,KGS_Station,Donetsk,Tim_Kelly,380-622-525251,9600,XX,MO,V34,V42B Hub,1,KGS_Station,Donetsk,Tim_Kelly,380-622-525251,9600,XX,MO,V34,V42B ,2,Crazy_Station,Donetsk,Eugene_Safronov,380-622-574726,9600,XX,MO,V34,V42B ,157,L.S.D._Fantasies_BBS_2,Donetsk,Vasily_Fursov,380-62-3376549,9600,ZYX,XX,U, TQF ,187,SiliconMothDungeon,Donetsk,Alexandr_Tsibenko,380-622-239157,9600,V32B,V42B ,MO,XA ,213,SharOl-BBS,Donetsk,Oleg_Sharuk,380-622-573071,9600,V34,V32B,V42B,TCP,BINK, MO,XX,U,TRG Pls point my nose at a document in which you can read about tcp and bink (tcp I found it in the fidosh nodelist, but I didn’t find bink). ,260,Miracle_Station,Donetsk,Alexander_Kovalchuk,380-622-510257,9600,V42B,V32T, MO,XX,TUE ; Host,812,SPbZxNet,St.Petersburg,Vladimir_Larkov,7-812-446-6557,9600,XX,V32T,H16 ,IUC:lav@ip.com.ru,U,TVE ,1,TMG_RHQ,St.Petersburg,Vladimir_Larkov,7-812-446-6557,9600,XX,V32T,H16,U,TVE, NPK ,3,Damned_Station,St.Petersburg,Oleg_Grigoriev,7-812-174-1090,9600,MO,V32B,V42B ,4,Speaktr_BBS,St.Petersburg,Aleksandr_Kolotuhin,7-812-529-7893,9600,MO,V32B,V4 2B,U,TBD ,5,Strolling_Station,St.Petersburg,Roman_Alexandrov,7-812-108-6430,9600,MO,XX,V 34,U,TVE ,12,Jam_Store,St.Petersburg,Yuri_Gutnik,7-812-588-7222,9600,XX,MO,V42B,V34 ,18,KIR_BBS/KIR,St.Petersburg,Kirill_Chubenko,7-812-446-6043,9600,MO,V42B,V34,U ,TBC,23,ND_station,St.Petersburg,Ruslan_Nadtochij,7-812-113-5899,9600,XA,MO,V42B,V3 2B,U,TBC Hub,2,MAS_BBS/*MAS*/Omega_Group,St.Petersburg,Aleksandr_Majorov,7-812-583-5448, 2400,MMD,U,TUD ,8,Scorpion_Station,St.Petersburg,Mihail_Zharov,7-812-145-0637,2400,MMD,U,TVD ,10,SOKOL_POST_STATION,St.Petersburg,Boris_Sokol,7-812-560-6253,9600,MO,CM,V34 ,25,JAZZ_BBS,St.Petersburg,Alex_Zhelondz

From Vladimir Larkov To Eugene Palenock 12 May 2001

Hello Eugene! Tue 08-May-2001 10:52, you (500:95/468@ZXNet) wrote a letter to me: VL>> Zone,500,ZXNet,Moscow,Alexey_Ivanov,7-095-164-1684,9600,XX,MO,V34,H16, VL>> U, TTE EP> He zoned because no one else wants to. And AI itself is still a year away EP> abandoned this ago. And the time now is like TcD, and EP> for the last month the node has generally been running once every few days. Yes, this is all clear, the stitching is now more decorative than working. What else write there, since there are no people willing yet? VL>> Host,17,Minsk_ZXNet,Minsk,Valeriy_Kovalev,-Unpublished-,9600,MO, VL>> IUC:ih_vator@mailru.com VL>> Unpublished (not Pvt, not point) EP> Well, ZXNet is a special case. Most hosts here do not have EP> modem phone is real. Soon it will be 500:95/462 aka EP> 500:95/0, and what should I do with the phone? Email at work by EP> IUC receives, at home Spectrum with EMS... In this case, I would register iuc and home number with the EMS flag and during his work. Those. what is currently registered on /462. VL>> V34,V42B,MO VL>> Hub,1,Bonifacy_BBS,Zaporozhye_UA,Andrew_Demyanenko,380-612-6 72549,240 VL>> 0,MO,VI VI becomes MMD or EMS. What exactly? EP> As far as I remember from some newspaper, they have their own modems EP> there were... But the program seems to have been MMD. Only they themselves really know what they have there now ;) VL>> Host,9638,PJs_station,Mozhaysk,Konstantyn_Kankyev,7-09638-51941,2400 VL>> ,XX, EP> But here, firstly, he is already one of the points 500:95/462, and secondly, it seems EP> prefix 096 - only dialed from Moscow, and something else from Russia. Kostya, oh! VL>> In the case of Unpublished (not Pvt, not point) write Pvt or someone VL>> would you like to publish the number? Pvt,Host - is this acceptable? EP> Specifically on Pvt,Host the software may fail. Maybe leave it like that EP> Unpublished ? Fuck knows, in a fidosh nodelist I found a phone number from some host 0-000-000-0000, doesn’t look much like a real number, right? ;) Who's our last? I read fts, is this normal? With best wishes, Vladimir.

From Vladimir Larkov To Vladimir Klymus 12 May 2001

Hello, Vladimir! Tue 08-May-2001 03:09, you (500:322/67@ZXNet) wrote a letter to me: VL>> In the case of Unpublished (not Pvt, not point) write Pvt or someone VL>> would you like to publish the number? Pvt,Host - is this acceptable? VL>> In general, I’m not great without answers... VK> There is a suggestion... Kill all erroneous nodes in the nodelist! This, of course VK> cool, but this is the only way to force someone to do something. Also an option. I would give some more time (say a week - ten days) to everyone to wake up, and then the one who did not react may well be considered dead and be removed from the list at least until the moment of awakening. With best wishes, Vladimir.

From Vladimir Larkov To Andrew Demyanenko 12 May 2001

Hello Andrew! Tue 08-May-2001 22:12, you (500:612/1) wrote a letter to me: VL>> Host,612,Zaporozhye_ZXNet,Zaporozhye_UA,Andrew_Demyanenko,380-612-6725 VL>> 49,14400, V34,V42B,M Hub,1,Bonifacy_BBS,Zaporozhye_UA,Andrew_Demyanenk VL>> o,380-612-672549,2400,MO,VI VL>> VI becomes MMD or EMS. What exactly? AD> Into nothing, i.e. deleted due to transition to other hardware Yep, got it. VL>> In the case of Unpublished (not Pvt, not point) write Pvt or someone VL>>would like to publish the number? AD> And the service station (i.e. Host) must have a number in AD> nodelist? The fidish nodelist has been surfing for a long time and hasn’t met a single unpublished host. You can kill it and leave it unpublished, or maybe like the bourgeoisie: 0-000-000-0000, who thinks which is more correct? VL>> In general, I’m not great without answers... AD> And without questions? Then here's a question for you: how to send you segments AD> you told about the pointlist, but how to do the same with the nodelist? Not soapy yet. But it’s easier, IMHO, to wait a few more days, when will push through to all hosts and then straight into it. With best wishes, Vladimir.

From Andrew Demyanenko To Vladimir Larkov 14 May 2001

Greetings, O most honorable Vladimir! Here just now 12-May-01 at 17:10:46, Vladimir Larkov threw rotten tomatoes in Eugene Palenock, saying something about nodelist, line by line.... VL> Fuck knows, I found a phone number in a fidosh nodelist VL> 0-000-000-0000, doesn’t look much like a real number, right? ;) Who do VL> fts were the last to read us, that's normal Here's what's there: Pvt Defines a service node within the network. According to FTS-0005, This flag allows a node to have an unpublished phone number. The telephone number field may contain, instead of a number, reserved string _-Unpublished-_. According to the FTS-0005 standard, a node with an unpublished phone number must have a key the word Pvt in the first field. That is, in principle, the number 0-000-000-0000 or 380-612-xxx-xxxx is not contradicts the standard. -=) Best wishes, Andrew Demyanenko (=- bonifacy@mail.zp.ua ur4qop@qsl.net

From Eugene Palenock To Vladimir Larkov 15 May 2001

Hello, Vladimir! 12 May 01 17:31, Vladimir Larkov -> Andrew Demyanenko: AD>> And the service station (i.e. Host) must have a number in AD>> nodelist? VL> The fidosh nodelist has been surfing for a long time, but has not met a single unpublished host. Uh-huh. And all the software implies that the host always has a phone and is always there You can route by direct... VL> You can kill it and leave it unpublished, or maybe like the bourgeoisie: VL> 0-000-000-0000, who thinks which is more correct? Leave it as is, because if the modem starts dialing 0, it will go somewhere will end up... In Moscow - in the information desk. Best regards, Evgeniy.

From Vladimir Klymus To Vladimir Larkov 16 May 2001

Hi, Vladimir! 05/12/2001 at 17:31 Vladimir Larkov wrote to Andrew Demyanenko: AD>> And the service station (i.e. Host) must have a number in AD>> nodelist? VL> The fidosh nodelist has been browsing for a long time, but hasn’t met a single unpublished VL> host. Because Host, Pvt or Host, Point is not possible in principle. :) WBR, Vladimir. /_500:322/67@ZXNet_/ /_2:462/167@FidoNet_/ /_rashpil@aport.ru_/ * Crossposted in MAIL.FROM.ME, ZXNET.GENERAL

From Vladimir Klymus To Andrew Demyanenko 16 May 2001

Hi Andrew! 05/14/2001 at 21:26 Andrew Demyanenko wrote to Vladimir Larkov: VL>> Fuck knows, I found a phone number in a fidosh nodelist VL>> 0-000-000-0000, doesn’t look much like a real number, right? ;) Who do VL>> the last person to read us was fts, this is normal AD> Here's what's there: AD> -+------------------- AD> Pvt Defines a service node within the network. In accordance with AD> FTS-0005, AD> This flag allows a node to have an unpublished phone number. AD> ... AD> The telephone number field may contain, instead of a number, AD> reserved line _-Unpublished-_. According to the FTS-0005 standard, AD> a node with an unpublished phone must have AD> key AD> the word Pvt in the first field. AD> -+--------------------- Here, first-hand: == I'm giving away Windows Clipboard == ********************************************************************** FTSC FIDONET TECHNICAL STANDARDS COMMITTEE **********************************************************************Publication: FTS-5000 Revision: 1 Title: THE DISTRIBUTION NODELIST Author(s): Colin Turner, Andreas Klein, Michael McCabe, David Hallford, Odinn Sorensen Revision Date: 27 June 1999 Expiry Date: 17 June 2001 -+-------------------------------------------------------------------- Contents: 1. Supercessions 2. Purpose 3. Publication and Distribution 4. Contents 5. Nodiff -+-------------------------------------------------------------------- [All objects bombed to the ground] 1. Supercessions -+-------------- FTS-0005 superseded and replaced the documents known under the names of FSC-0002, and FTS-0002. > This document supercedes and replaces FTS-0005, FSC-0009, FSC-0040, > FSC-0075, FSC-0091, and FSP-1012. [All objects bombed to the ground] Field 6 - Phone number This field contains at least three and usually four numeric subfields separated by dashes (-). The fields are country code, city or area code, exchange code, and number. The various parts of the phone number are frequently used to derive cost and routing information, as well as what number is to be dialed. A typical example of the data in a phone number field is 1-800-555-1212, corresponding to country 1 (USA), area 800 (inbound WATS), exchange 555, and number 1212. > Alternatively, this field may contain the notation -Unpublished- > in the case of a private node. In this case, the keyword "Pvt" > must appear on the line. This field may also contain the IP address for an IP node utilizing the country code of 000. == Подарки кончились == WBR, Vladimir. /_500:322/67@ZXNet_/ /_2:462/167@FidoNet_/ /_rashpil@aport.ru_/ * Crossposted in MAIL.FROM.ME, ZXNET.GENERAL