ZXNet «zxnet.general»

From Alexey Ivanov To All 5 June 1999

Hello, All! Win32.PrettyPark. The program is a worm that spreads through the Internet. Outwardly, it looks like a utility called "PrettyPark" attached to email message as an attached file (attachment). Immediately after running this utility, the worm installs itself on the computer and sends infected messages (containing the same attached file) at addresses registered in the Windows address book. In addition, it forwards to a specific information to the user on the IRC channel about local system settings and passwords. That is why this program can be classified as a Trojan horse, stealing passwords. The worm “steals” from the infected computer the system configuration, list of disks, information about directories, as well as a lot of confidential information: passwords and telephone numbers for Internet access, names (login) and passwords for remote access (Remote Access Service), information about ICQ users, etc. This program also capable of creating and deleting directories, sending and receiving files, erasing and launch them, etc. Best regards, Alexey

From Vladimir Klymus To Eugene Palenock 25 January 2000

Hi Eugene! N462C considers that it is possible to specify a speed of 33600. Together with Ward's opinion, this is a compelling argument. Therefore, I consider all claims to be far-fetched and unfounded until the ZXNet policy has been adopted. Complaints about the speed of 33600 in the nodelist are written off only to ZPK incompetence. Best regards, Vladimir. *AKA* * Crossposted in ZXNET.GENERAL, NETMAIL

From Artem O. Kozakov To Vladimir Klymus 27 January 2000

Hello Vladimir! January 25, 2000 (and it was then 18:33) Vladimir Klymus in his letter to Eugene Palenock wrote: VK> N462C believes that it is possible to specify a speed of 33600. Together with opinion this, by the way, is confirmed, if I'm not mistaken in the number, FTSC-0051 published sometime late last summer. network 2:464 has already updated all its point and nodelists. Best regards, Artem

From Konstantyn Kankyev To Wladimir Bulchukey 27 March 2001

Good day, Wladimir! One day a letter ran through from Wladimir Bulchukey to Konstantyn Kankyev... KK>> Someone is posting zxnet echoes on the internet conveniently KK>> access (such as www forum or even via nttp) ? WB> Ahhhhh, I decided to run away!!! No, if no one responds, I will persuade the local provider to raise on the news server zxnet echoes, or put binkd+partoss+intersquish. I'm tired of downloading mail in Yuyuki. Constanty

From Eugene Palenock To Konstantyn Kankyev 29 March 2001

Hello Konstantyn! 27 Mar 01 20:22, Konstantyn Kankyev -> Wladimir Bulchukey: KK>>> Someone is posting zxnet echoes on the internet conveniently KK>>> access (such as www forum or even via nttp) ? WB>> Ahhhhh, I decided to run away!!! KK> No, if no one responds, I will persuade the local provider KK> raise zxnet echoes on the news server, or install Well, firstly, there’s actually a network of real people, like (of course if you do the math, it turns out that there are fewer real people here half)... For Internet users there is fido7.zx.spectrum. And secondly - well, there will be a news server, but who will gate there? By the way, then a reasonable solution arises - to translate all the echoes in Fido (well, make them a prefix zxnet. or zx.) and then All problems will disappear immediately. However, people are here before that Apparently I haven’t reached it morally yet. Because the last few years objective reason for the existence of zxnet in an independent There is no sign from Fido, but there are only a lot of problems from this. Best regards, Evgeniy.

From Alexey Ivanov To Eugene Palenock 29 March 2001

Hello Eugene! 29 Mar 01 00:56, Eugene Palenock -> Konstantyn Kankyev: EP> For the last ones EP> several EP> years of objective reason for the existence of zxnet EP> there is no form independent of Fido, but there are only a bunch of problems from EP> this. Best regards, Alexey

From Kirill Frolov To Eugene Palenock 31 March 2001

Press RESET immediately, Eugene! 29 Mar 01 00:56, Eugene Palenock wrote to Konstantyn Kankyev: EP> By the way, then a reasonable solution arises - to translate EP> all the echoes in Fido (well, make them the prefix zxnet. or zx.) and then EP> all problems will disappear immediately. However, people are here before that EP> I haven’t gotten there yet, apparently. For the last few years And in general, the network has exhausted its resource and needs to be sunk in the Pacific Ocean... EP> objective reason for the existence of zxnet in the independent EP> no video from Fido, Maybe there is. How do you represent zxnet in Fido? :-/ IMHO it will just get to the point where the links break and the echoes die. And then some TVH people will seize power in the echoes and turn them in here everything.is.locked up. EP> but there are only a lot of problems from this. Why not just gate them into Fido? That is, real people have 500:812/..., and fidosh people have 1,2,3,4,5,6,7:xxx/... We need a gate that will handle address conversion.

From Dima Boyko To Kirill Frolov 3 April 2001

Reply-to:dsu@ukr.net Greetings, Kirill KF> Maybe there is. How do you represent zxnet in Fido? KF> :-/ Actually ZXNet will no longer exist. KF> Why not just gate them into Fido? KF> That is, real people have 500:812/..., and fidosh people KF> 1,2,3,4,5,6,7:xxx/... KF> We need a gate that will handle the conversion KF> addresses. Is it difficult to enter zone 500? Or will no one do this at all? Well, there is an autonomous republic of Crimea in Ukraine. Why not have a special zone? 500? Or is it all utopia and beautiful fairy tales. But really, from the point of view of the logic of operation and hardware in Fido and ZXNet have been no different lately. Moreover, as a rule, these two things run in parallel for the same bosses. In fact, bosses have 2 addresses. With the best, Dima Boyko.

From Vladimir Larkov To Alexey Ivanov 7 April 2001

Hello, Alexey! Fri 06-Apr-2001 10:37, you (500:95/100@ZXNet) wrote a letter to Max Melnikov: MM>> I’m in Asbest (100 km from E-burg). AI> Almost a fellow countryman - now I have an apartment in Trekhgorny too ;) And I was in Moscow yesterday ;) Just a day, there was even more free time less - from 19:00 to 23:59, so I only had time to drink beer with Isai and train 20 seconds before departure. It’s warm in Moscow, I’m tired. With best wishes, Vladimir.

From Eugene Palenock To Sergey Orlov 14 April 2001

Hello Sergey! 09 Apr 01 07:38, Sergey Orlov -> Dima Boyko: SO> Most likely fairy tales :) Since I doubt that anyone here will start SO> write IC and achieve zone acquisition. And I doubt even more that any of the *C fidosh people will see the real reason for issuing this zone. Well, this is nonsense. Nothing prevents you from getting a pvt node in Fido. Besides, it’s all the same ZXNet is not an independent network, everything is based on PC (Amiga, Mac) and internet. Best regards, Evgeniy.

From Aleksey Senilov To Vladimir Larkov 5 September 2001

Hello, Vladimir! September 03, 2001 01:37, Vladimir Larkov wrote to Aleksey Senilov: AS>> Are you talking about NET.GAMES.OSTRAKIZM ? VL> Well, for now she (pah-pah-pah;) seems to be alone. Yeah :) But if the game catches on, it will be possible to create something similar for others network (mail) games :) AS>> Okay, I'll try to write the rules. And after that they will be needed AS>> declare here? VL> Yes, in general, it wouldn’t hurt to start with this. It is necessary for people to know VL> should he sign up for this. Today there will be rules. In the echo itself, here and in talking. All the best! Boh/Image Crew was with you.

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