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From Dmitry Sharikov → To All 11 May 1999
One day on Friday May 7, 1999 at 10:28:22 Roman Milukov wrote to Oleg
Grigoriev on the topic 'attach to the wild! INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE :)':
OG>> This is done by another program. :) Everything on the boss is glued into
OG>> one package.
RM> You can’t put everything in one package. Soap must be sent separately and sent
RM> it must be the first to be registered in .flo
RM> first. So that it is guaranteed to go away even with
RM> the worst connection.
It will not go anywhere from the disk until it is transferred.
With best wishes, Dmitry.
From Roman Milukov → To All 12 May 1999
Hello, Kirill!
Sun 9 May 1999 you wrote here:
RM>> You can’t put everything in one package. Soap must be sent separately and it must be sent
RM>> first - registered in .flo first. So that it is guaranteed
RM>> to go away even with the worst connection.
KC> Soap does not need to be registered in the flo (if it is one package). He should be called the boss's number
KC> and the extension .out Then you won't get screwed up and in ZMH
Hands are tiring. For now I use PKTcor and send.com.
Yes! Today Lara 4.10 appeared - I'll see what she does.
All the best.
Sincerely Roman.
From Michael Kondratyev → To All 19 May 1999
Fri Apr 30 1999 00:00 you wrote to Michael Kondratyev:
MK>> why not write the soap where it should be - in *.out
MK>> (*.?ut)?
DS> What kind of files are these? First time I hear it. :(
the name structure is the same as for .?lo, only for normal there will be the letter 'o' (i.e.
{.iut, ..., .hut}) is sent first as a file with a random name and
extension .pkt
Bye, Michael.
From Kirill Frolov → To All 23 May 1999
19 May 99 21:05, Michael Kondratyev wrote to Dmitry Sharikov:
MK> the structure of the name is the same as that of .?lo, only for normal there will be the letter
MK> 'o' (i.e. {.iut, ..., .hut}) is sent to the first queue as a file with
MK> a random name and extension .pkt
And how is it ensured that the names are not repeated at once?
That is. The name may be random, but the RND generator is also not simple.
Kirill Frolov. [ZX]
From Dmitry Sharikov → To All 25 May 1999
Once on Sunday May 16, 1999 at 17:10:33 Roman Milukov wrote to Dmitry
Sharikov on the topic 'attach to the wild! INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE :)':
DS>> It will not go anywhere from the disk until it is transferred.
RM> My connection may be lost, and then it may be
RM> that I can’t get through to my boss that day! :(
how many points does he have...
With best wishes, Dmitry.
From Dmitry Sharikov → To All 25 May 1999
MK> will be the letter 'o' (i.e. {.iut, ..., .hut}) is sent to
MK> first of all as a file with a random name and extension
MK> .pkt
And the insides of the file should be soap...
By the way, it would be interesting to know what kind of .?lo there are, or rather which of them for
what.
With best wishes, Dmitry.
From Dmitry Sharikov → To All 26 May 1999
DS>> what are they for.
KF> immediate, direct, crash, prosto *.OUT. You need
Thank you, very comprehensive information... ;) Can you describe it in Russian?...
KF> *.DUT is possible, unless it is needed.
I didn’t understand anything, re-read it yourself...
"...you need *.dut is possible, unless it is needed..." ;))
KF> There is also *.flo, you need to write files there, which are attached
KF>, including. and echo mail.
Actually, this is what I use now.
With best wishes, Dmitry.
From Kirill Frolov → To All 27 May 1999
DS> Actually, this is what I use now.
You can also use *.DLO and *.CLO, probably...
Kirill Frolov. [ZX]
From Dmitry Sharikov → To All 29 May 1999
KF> You can also use *.DLO and *.CLO probably...
I know this, I need it explained in Russian... (I don’t want to guess)
;)
With best wishes, Dmitry.