gates

Hello, Alexey!

09 Jun 98 Alexey Ivanov, hoping that Roman Milukov would read, wrote:

RM> PS. Did you receive my soap on June 6, 1998?
AI> If this is about something that went through the Internet, it was gated
AI> normally. If you're sober, you got it ;)

Alexey, could you please provide some information here on the rules for using ZXNet's
gates? Otherwise, many people don’t know...
And the addresses of the gates...

All the best.
With respect, Roman Milukov.

Sun 10 Jun 1998 10:29, Roman Milukov wrote to Alexey Ivanov:

RM> could you please provide information here on the rules
RM> of using ZXNet gates? Otherwise, many people don’t know... And
RM> gate addresses...

Via Internet - zx...@iname.com
FIDO - for St. Petersburg 2:5030/529.13
- for Moscow 2:5020/689.100

Addresses are “transparent”. THOSE. any user can say that this is like his personal address. It is enough to enter the _correct_ name and surname
of the recipient.

The old settings remain: According to Fido - the recipient's name and address in ZXNet should
be in the very first line of the letter without a leading space.

On the Internet - it is advisable (but not necessary for those who were able to enter
the recipient's surname and first name in the address part when sending) to duplicate the address in the "Subj" field

Sample Internet mail:

To: Roman Sidorov (500:95/***) zx...@iname.com

or

To: zx...@iname.com
Subj: Roman Sidorov 500:95/***

Yes, and so that I don’t get hit, let Igor Gruzdev
tell me about his requirements - he is the owner of gate 2:5030/529.13
and is constantly improving something there.

Yours sincerely, Alexey Ivanov

Hello, Alexey!
10 Jun 98 Roman Milukov was mumbling in the hope that Alexey Ivanov would read about the
gates, but I read it and decided to intervene:

RM> Alexey, could you please post some information here according to the rules

It’s quiet outside the window, and I’m sitting and writing a response to a letter from Alexey Ivanov to Roman Milukov
06/11/1998 at 09:49:02...

[blurred by rain]

AI> Yes, and so that I don’t get hit, let Igor Gruzdev
AI> tell me about his demands - he’s the owner of the gate 2:5030/529.13
AI> and is constantly improving something there.

And no requirements. I'm tired of it. Still, no one follows them. ;(
As long as the letter arrives in the name of a zkhnet member at my fidoshny address, then it will go
to spbzkhnet.

With all kinds of regards and wishes.
Igor.

... Resentment is easier to bear if you swallow it together with the offender.

Hello, Alexey!

11 Jun 98 Alexey Ivanov, hoping that Roman Milukov would read, wrote:

AI> Sample Internet mail:
AI> To: Roman Sidorov (500:95/***) zx...@iname.com

Well, not in ZED fits in. :(

AI> or
AI> That: zx...@iname.com
AI> Subj: Roman Sidorov 500:95/***
^^^^^^^^^^^^
Aren’t parentheses needed here??!