From
Alexey Ivanov
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To
All
31 July 1999
Hello, All!
===
"The Russian Internet provider refused to spy on its clients," under
with this title a very interesting material was published, on the pages
InfoArt.
Many people know about the existence of the directive on the "System of operational-search
events 2" the essence of which, in particular, is that the provider
must provide all information upon the first request of the security forces,
Moreover, all providers are required to install equipment that performs
the role of the transfer link between the seller of services and the FSB.
But at least one Russian company providing Internet access services
refused to comply with the government directive on ensuring the state
all the conveniences in spying on her clients.
These directives, "System of operational-search measures 2" (SORM-2), should
ensure the right of the Russian Federal Security Service (FSB) to look into
private email correspondence without a court order. In addition, she demands
so that Internet providers equip their servers with their own money
appropriate equipment and paid for a communication channel with the FSB headquarters in
Moscow.
As the message says, Bayard-Slavia Communications refused
comply with the SORM-2 directive, and the consequences were not long in coming. According to
statement by the general director of Bayard-Slavia Nail Murzakhanov, FSBmade an attempt to terminate the company's activities by revoking the license and
challenging its rights to use radio frequencies on which it is supported
satellite communication channel with Moscow.
===
Best regards, Alexey
From
Alexey Ivanov
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To
Igor Gruzdev
3 August 1999
Hello, Igor!
02 Aug 99 09:12, Igor Gruzdev -> Alexey Ivanov:
IG> Squish has no restrictions on the size of the database. I have
IG> ru.game.rpg reached a size of a couple of tens of thousands of messages.
IG> And everything worked. Change the operating system. ;)
Here, squish, of all types of databases, has a limit of 124748 bytes.
Spectrum base... ;)
If you run a node or a hub, you will understand...
All fidish formats have a limitation on the size of the database. The most capacious of
compressed - JAM. The most unrestricted - msg - generally pure
text.
Best regards, Alexey
From
Roman Alexandrov
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To
Denis Ognewsky
13 July 2000
Hello, Denis!
12 Jul 00, 18:39, Denis Ognewsky wrote to All on the topic "":
DO> Please give me the address of some mailing server. ftp>email /
www>> email.
ftpmail@ftp.dartmouth.edu
ftpmail@ftp.sune
agora@dna.affrc.go.jp
www4mail@wm.ictp.trieste.it
www4mail@ftp.uni-stuttgrt.de
Happy connections.
Roman.
ICQ 18451676
2:5030/597.90@FidoNet.Org roman@biogate.com
500:812/5@ZxNet http://members.xoom.com/strolling
From
Kirill Frolov
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To
Oleg Groskow
2 September 2001
Press RESET immediately, Oleg!
31 Aug 01 23:35, Oleg Groskow wrote to All:
OG> Is there a plugin for Far that allows you to enter *.trd
Yes. xTRD, xSCL, xZXZIP.
From
Roman Alexandrov
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To
Wowan Nickolaev
21 October 2001
Hello Wowan!
21 Oct 01, 01:05, WoWan Nickolaev wrote to All on the topic "":
WN> What should I write in the batch file so that it turns off the computer?
C:WINDOWSRUNDLL32.EXE shell32.dll,SHExitWindowsEx 5
Happy connections. Roman.
2:5030/597.90@FidoNet.org roman@biogate.com http://members.nbci.com/strolling
From
Dima Zaycev
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To
All
10 March 2003
Hallo All
Who knows, is it possible to install Winds from Pascal?
if possible then how. Please tell me.
Tschau
From
Alexander Sychev
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To
All
13 March 2003
Greetings to you Aleksey!
How are you doing??Good?I thought so.
Lech, write at least something!! (some advice).
so I can practice writing letters and answering them!!
Well, for the first time I think it’s enough if I can send it
This letter is for you (if it works out, it will be very good!)
All the best. Bye! :)