How to use uudc in is_dos, if there are many seconds

One day, around 08/30/98, exactly at 14:51:05 Roman Mi-
lukov wrote to Dmitry Sharikov on the topic 'How to use uudc in is_dose, if it takes a lot of seconds':

DS>> Yes, you don’t need to name anything special there, it’s just there
DS>> The deco-
DS>> dilka is a little dumb and doesn’t understand that the yuyuk can be
DS>> broken up into several sections in different files (although it’s not clear
RM> But where did you find that one?! The one I have (I caught it in ZX.SPECTRUM
RM>, Andrey Isaev threw it) understands perfectly sections.

Maybe you have some other decoder? We have here from
comrade Michael Kondratyev

RM> + Origin: - Buy a brick... (2:4616/7.8)

I don’t want to... ;-)))

With best wishes, Dmitry.

02 Sep 98 Kirill Frolov, hoping that Roman Milukov would read, wrote:

RM> And if the yuyuki came in soap, and the .pkt turned out to be more than 64K?
KF> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
KF> It is necessary that the .pkt be no more than 64kb. I explained
KF> somehow.

The fact is that my boss (I can’t speak for others) _cannot_ limit the length of .pkt
in netmail! In echomail - please, it has “50K” for me, and almost
it doesn’t pop up beyond 64K, well, only when the last letter in the package is already
very long.
And in netmail, no matter how much mail has arrived, everything comes in one package! :(

All the best.
Roman.

10 Sep 98 11:00, Roman Milukov -> Kirill Frolov:

RM> The fact is that my boss (I can’t speak for others) _can’t_
RM> limit the length of .pkt in netmail! In the echomail - please, y
RM> it costs me “50K”, and almost every time for 64K it doesn’t
RM> pop up, but only when the last letter in the package is very
RM> long. And in netmail, no matter how much mail has arrived, everything comes in one
RM> package! :(

In Fastecho, you need to set a restriction in two places. He set it to echo, and to
netmail it is set in the main configuration. It’s really hard to find, but everything is
realizable. And my real people are attacking me that I made small packages (20Kb)...

Yours sincerely, Alexey

11 Sep 98 Denis Sotchenko, hoping that Roman Milukov would read, wrote:

RM> The fact is that my boss (I can’t speak for others) _can’t_
RM> limit the length of .pkt in netmail!

DS> And who’s stopping you from making a breakdown in the mailer? received
DS> packet when writing to disk?

No one. Melon does just that. Then you shove these pieces into is-dos, make them boring,
rip them out with the section editor... Gloom!

It’s another matter if you teach the mailer to split .pkt smartly, like repacking. But
then it’s easier imho to make new-ZED simply understand the pieces from Melon and
process them normally.

All the best.
Roman.

AI> In Fastecho you need to set a limit in two places. He installed it on echo, and
AI> on netmail is installed in the main configuration. It’s really hard to find, but
AI> everything is possible. And my real people are attacking me that I made small packages
AI> (20Kb)...

Personally, for example, Fasta is not allowed to get dirty...

Pleasant connections.
Roman.

September 13, 1998, already 00:12