windows NT fifonet mailer

Press RESET immediately, All! Recommend *FREE* fido mailer for Windows-NT. I watched Binkleyterm XE and T-mail NT. The first one without a compiled nodelist it won’t get stuck, it’s not clear how to compile it without FastLst for $20... The second, on the one hand, has too redundant capabilities, on the other hand, it has significant limitations in the non-commercial version, and causes difficulties with placement of configuration files...

Hello Kirill! April 08, 2004 (it was 01:39 then) Kirill Frolov in his letter to All wrote: KF> Recommend *FREE* fido mailer for Windows-NT. Watched KF> Binkleyterm XE and T-mail NT. The first one without a compiled nodelist KF> doesn't get stuck, it's not clear how to compile it without FastLst for $20... KF> The second, on the one hand, has too redundant capabilities KF> and on the other hand has significant limitations in the non-commercial version, and KF> causes difficulties with placement of configuration files... Bullshit. T-mail rules foreva! :) Vega/ex-Style Group. FIDO: 2:5030/1512 ZXNET: 500:812/19 E-mail: vega56@mail.ru ICQ: 144932679

Hello Kirill! 08 Apr 04 01:39, Kirill Frolov -> All: KF> Recommend *FREE* fido mailer for Windows-NT. Watched KF> Binkleyterm XE and T-mail NT. The first one without a compiled nodelist KF> doesn't get stuck, it's not clear how to compile it without FastLst for $20... Radius. By the way, now it can work via TAPI, recognize incoming PPP and forward it to RAS. http://fido5012.narod.ru/ Faxes are accepted if the modem has fclass 2.0 Echo of support ru.argus KF> The second one, on the one hand, is too redundant KF> capabilities, but on the other hand, it has significant limitations KF> non-commercial version, Fax/scripts/wav player? Best regards, Eugene.

Hello, Kirill! 08 Apr 04, 01:39, Kirill Frolov wrote to All on the topic "windows NT fifonet mailer": KF> Recommend *FREE* fido mailer for Windows-NT. Watched KF> Binkleyterm XE and T-mail NT. The first one without a compiled nodelist KF> doesn't get stuck, it's not clear how to compile it without FastLst for $20... KF> The second, on the one hand, has too redundant capabilities KF> and on the other hand has significant limitations in the non-commercial version, and KF> causes difficulties with placement of configuration files... Can you list the significant limitations of non-commercial T-Soap? And also Tell me what the difficulties are with placing configuration files? Happy connections. Roman.

Press RESET immediately, Kirill Frolov! On Wed, 7 Apr 2004 21:39:01 +0000 (UTC), Kirill Frolov wrote: KF> Recommend *FREE* fido mailer for Windows-NT. Watched KF> Binkleyterm XE and T-mail NT. The first one without a compiled nodelist I also watched Argus. Everything is fine, but: every time you start again asks for various settings, and has no text files configurations. The first one is fatal (how to run it automatically?), the second is extremely inconvenient. It’s even worse that he doesn’t store it all in the registry, from where you can export-import into text, and in your config.bin :-( I couldn’t find any more mailers on the Internet. Is it really for NT (not for DOS!) There are even fewer of them (mailers) than for Linux? I wish I could never thought... Has anyone launched a T-Mail service on NT? srvany.exe exists, also I haven't tried it. Interested, I "face" T-Mail, this is where it is shown what does it do, and can it be controlled, can I observe it or not? No, I understand that the “face” and the mailer itself must be different processes. I just heard that T-Mail has such a mode of operation when one of instances of running processes works as a “manager”, and the rest, the “subordinates,” do all the work. Or is it just in commercial version available? I’m also interested in how they are fighting T-Mail’s monopoly takeoverCOM port? After all, then he refuses to call the Internet, and no others modem programs do not start. In KittenMail (by the way, the versions are newer v0.11 from 2000 for NT exist and where do they get it?) there was such a feature, that you can seize a port only at the time of making an outgoing call. But then you can’t receive incoming calls at all! :-( I understand that You can kick T-Mail so that it frees up the port and starts the dialer. But this somehow it works out backwards. I would like to have a "arbiter" program receiving incoming calls and transmitting them to the appropriate person (t-mail, fax...), as well as releasing the port when it is opened by others programs, like the same T-mail...

Hi Eugene! I am responding to your letter dated 04/08/2004, then written by Eugene Palenock to Kirill Frolov, and then it was 11:45:32. EP> Radius. By the way, now he can work through TAPI, recognize EP> incoming PPP and forward it to RAS. http://fido5012.narod.ru/ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ sorry, doesn't this mean that the radio has a dialupserver? It wouldn’t really bother me, could you tell me what version it came from? Is it a radiator or a reactor? Bay W.B.R. rNd [Team: X-Tension] [FREE] [BSB] [GMD]

Hello Kirill! 09 Apr 04 00:18, Kirill Frolov -> Kirill Frolov: KF> I also watched Argus. Everything is fine, but: every time you start again KF> asks for various settings, and does not have text files KF> configurations. The first is fatal (how to run it automatically?), Doesn't your mail reach you or what? Within the radius the configs are text, and there is a remote control console taken here http://fido5012.narod.ru KF> I’m also interested in how they are fighting the monopoly takeover by T-Mail KF> COM port? They demolish the soap and put a radius in TAPI mode. Best regards, Eugene.

Press RESET immediately, Eugene Palenock! On Sat, 10 Apr 04 09:25:14 +0400, Eugene Palenock wrote: KF>> I also watched Argus. Everything is fine, but: every time you start again KF>> asks for various settings, and does not have text files KF>> configurations. The first is fatal (how to run it automatically?), EP> Doesn't mail reach you or what? What mail? fido (2:5030/827) - doesn't reach... EP> Within the radius, the configs are text, and there is a remote control console EP> taken here http://fido5012.narod.ru Eh... Why console, and why remote? I want service. Today I looked at radius. The same eggs, side view! That is, every time When starting up, it asks for the area code and something else. And the modem does not open, TCP only. No, maybe it works for someone, but in my configuration doesn't want something. Bugs, apparently, will be fixed there for another 33 years. Well, to hell with it! I liked T-Mail better. That's just how make calls and receive faxes on the Internet? Well figs, with the Internet, You can replace rasdial.exe with something that will kick T-mail. What about faxes? Semi-axles through which place bgfax do they screw it in, or do they have a commercial T-mail? :-/ KF>> I’m also interested in how they are fighting the monopoly takeover by T-Mail KF>> COM port? EP> demolish the soap and set the radius, in TAPI mode. For the mere lack of competent documentation - 10:0 in use T-Mail...

Hello Kirill! 16 Apr 04 01:39, Kirill Frolov -> Eugene Palenock: EP>> Download the latest beta (daily). EP>> This only appeared a month ago, and glitches are detected every day EP>> work in TAPI... EP>> Don't forget to subscribe to ru.argus - send bug reports ;) EP>> And in the radius config in the TAPI section, set the tapidebug parameter to 1. KF> rb020103.rar KF> ^^^ Maybe my version is wrong? Yes. This one is already a year and a half old, but TAPI appeared recently, about 2 weeks ago, and works like steel only in the last 2-3 assemblies. The correct version can be found here http://radius.5076.ru/rad_beta.rar And every 2-4 days - a new one. Best regards, Eugene.

Hello Kirill! 16 Apr 04 01:31, Kirill Frolov -> Eugene Palenock: KF> I want a service. Today I watched radius. It works normally as a service. Only for this you need third-party software. KF> That is, every time it asks, at startup, the city code and more KF> something. And the modem does not open, Answer that there is no modem or IP, and click done. Or is this a bug, because... You found a too old version. KF> Well, to hell with it! I liked T-Mail better. Just how KF> call to the Internet no way KF> and accept faxes? commercial search. KF> instead of rasdial.exe you can put something that T-mail will kick. it won't work. Better go to the radius. He also receives faxes himself, and does not interfere with calling Internet, and incoming PPP can transfer to the RAS service, and it works with VentaFax. Best regards, Eugene.

Hello, Kirill! Fri 16-Apr-2004 01:37, you (500:812/1.507) wrote a letter to Roman Alexandrov: RA>> Can you list the significant limitations of non-profit RA>> T-Soap? KF> Well, I would like only 2 things: the ability to receive/send a fax, Extern FAX ChoTehada? KF> record a message with an answering machine Extern VOICE ChoTehada? KF> and call the Internet. Yes, let external programs do this, but how KF> Will T-Mail give them the modem? Easy and gentle: +t-mail.chainik ───────────── Cut and save ─────────────── Modifiers for launching external programs ═════════════════════ ══════════════════════ In all configuration files when specifying the execution of external programs (or commands) you can specify modifiers before the name of these programs (prefixes). Several different modifiers can be used at the same time. The following are valid modifiers: '!' - do not swap. When this modifier is specified at startup external task will not perform T-Mail swap and, Consequently, the amount of free memory for of the launched task with some acceleration of its launch. Foroperating systems OS/2 and Windows NT this modifier has slightly different meaning (see chapters 22 and 23). ───────────── Cut and save ─────────────── ───────────── Cut and save ─────────────── The significant difference is how external programs are launched from under T-Mail in OS/2. Flag "!" when specifying any Process forces T-Mail Before starting an external program, close the COM port and open it again by return. You have the ability to run both OS/2 and DOS tasks. If you need to run a task in parallel, use OS/2 tools. Example: ------- Process BBS !do_bbs.cmd *P ───────────── Cut and save ─────────────── There’s one thing I don’t understand: why praise documentation that one guy hasn’t even read? RA>> And also explain what kind of difficulties there are with placing files RA>> configurations? KF> It must be placed in the same directory with exe files. rtfm, mofo: ───────────── Cut and save ─────────────── The following keys can be used on the T-Mail command line and parameters other than those described in Chapter 24: -C use as main configuration file file named (instead of t-mail.ctl); ───────────── Cut and save ─────────────── With best wishes, Vladimir.

Hello, Vlad! Sat 17-Apr-2004 18:54, you (500:812/19@zxnet) wrote a letter to Kirill Frolov: RA>>> And also voice what kind of difficulties with placing files RA>>> configurations? KF>> It must be located in the same directory with exe files. VS> Only tmail.ctl; to other configuration files you can specify VS> path... You too sign up for the doc reader course. With best wishes, Vladimir.

Hello, Kirill! Sun 18-Apr-2004 03:15, you (500:812/1.507) wrote a letter to Vlad Sotnikov: KF> I pose the task again: I want that when answering an incoming call KF> an answering machine, fax or mailer was launched, depending on what KF> they are calling. Read the doc, right? With best wishes, Vladimir.