Hi Ward,

+ 12 May 23:55:03 [27108] call to 2:292/854@fidonet
12 May 23:55:03 [27108] trying many-glacier.dyndns.org [109.133.87.63]...
12 May 23:55:04 [27108] connected
+ 12 May 23:55:04 [27108] outgoing session with many-glacier.dyndns.org:24554 [109.133.87.63]
- 12 May 23:55:04 [27108] OPT CRAM-MD5-4a87fa52e2ca5726abe58fa131d778ee
+ 12 May 23:55:04 [27108] Remote requests MD mode
- 12 May 23:55:04 [27108] SYS Many Glacier
- 12 May 23:55:04 [27108] ZYZ Ward Dossche
- 12 May 23:55:04 [27108] LOC Mortsel, Belgium
- 12 May 23:55:04 [27108] NDL 115200,TCP,BINKP
- 12 May 23:55:04 [27108] TIME Thu, 12 May 2022 23:55:08 +0200
- 12 May 23:55:04 [27108] VER binkd/1.1a-113/Win32 binkp/1.1
+ 12 May 23:55:04 [27108] addr: 2:292/854@fidonet
+ 12 May 23:55:04 [27108] addr: 2:2/0@fidonet
+ 12 May 23:55:04 [27108] addr: 2:292/80@fidonet
+ 12 May 23:55:04 [27108] addr: 2:292/1111@fidonet
+ 12 May 23:55:04 [27108] addr: 2:2/1000@fidonet
+ 12 May 23:55:04 [27108] addr: 2:2/1002@fidonet
- 12 May 23:55:04 [27108] TRF 0 0
+ 12 May 23:55:04 [27108] Remote has 0b of mail and 0b of files for us
- 12 May 23:55:04 [27108] OPT EXTCMD CRYPT GZ BZ2
+ 12 May 23:55:04 [27108] Remote supports EXTCMD mode
+ 12 May 23:55:04 [27108] Remote requests CRYPT mode
+ 12 May 23:55:04 [27108] Remote supports GZ mode
+ 12 May 23:55:04 [27108] Remote supports BZ2 mode
+ 12 May 23:55:04 [27108] pwd protected session (MD5)
- 12 May 23:55:04 [27108] session in CRYPT mode
+ 12 May 23:55:04 [27108] sending /home/fido/outbound/27d82361.pkt as 27d82361.pkt (1721)
12 May 23:55:04 [27108] bzip2 mode is on for 27d82361.pkt
12 May 23:55:04 [27108] Compressed 1721 bytes to 936 for 27d82361.pkt, ratio 54.4%
? 13 May 00:00:04 [27108] timeout!
+ 13 May 00:00:04 [27108] done (to 2:292/854@fidonet, failed, S/R: 0/0 (0/0 bytes))
13 May 00:00:04 [27108] restoring poll with `f' flavour

And that's continuing until now...

Windows I presume?


Bye, Wilfred.

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Wilfred,

And that's continuing until now...

Windows I presume?

I think your analogies suck ...

\%/@rd

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Hi Ward,

On 2022-05-17 00:22:36, you wrote to me:

Windows I presume?

I think your analogies suck ...

Well, you seem to attribute every random system problem to the linux os, I thought I return the favour. ;-)

Bye, Wilfred.

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Wilfred,

Windows I presume?

I think your analogies suck ...

Well, you seem to attribute every random system problem to the linux os,
I thought I return the favour. ;-)

When you need to explain it, that proves the analogy sucks.

As for the issue reported ... if the link causes issues then it is not that bright sending the error-report via that broken link. Instead, I got an error-report from Fabio via email ... that helped ... it was 100% operator error and repaired once reported...

As for Linux ... it probably is a fine OS as without it the movie 'Titanic' could not have been made. However, errors by nodelist-scribes usually are produced on linux-based systems where the OS outgrew the competences of the operator. Both Nick Andre and myself have stories to tell, not in the least about former Z1-nodelist management or the current NAB where people simply are incompetent at simple routing.

But I hope you are having a nice day right now,

\%/@rd

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Hello, Ward Dossche.
On 17/05/22 10:07 you wrote:

As for the issue reported ... if the link causes issues then it is
not that bright sending the error-report via that broken link.
Instead, I got an error-report from Fabio via email ... that
helped ... it was 100% operator error and repaired once
reported...

You haven't mentioned that the operator were wearing a T-shirt with a penguin printed on it during the repair. :P

I think that shit happens, both with linux or windows.
The difference is if the operator is able to clean the shit from the system and how. ;)

--
Ciao.
Fabio.
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reported...

You haven't mentioned that the operator were wearing a T-shirt with a penguin printed on it during the repair. :P

Actually it was a codfish on a T-shirt 'In Cod We Trust" ...

I think that shit happens, both with linux or windows.

The real issue at stake is, I think, that with a Microsoft-background, as most of us have, you need to approach Linux with a total open mind and not just assume it will be somewhat the same...

There are several individuals up the *C-tree somewhere who demonstrated their incompetence at generating a segment for the next level ... over the years two of them even are/were ZC...

Agreed ... shit happens everywhere ... but not all the time ...

\%/@rd

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Wilfred van Velzen wrote to Ward Dossche <=-

Windows I presume?

I think your analogies suck ...

Well, you seem to attribute every random system problem to the linux
os, I thought I return the favour. ;-)

LOL, indeed. :)




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Ward Dossche wrote to Wilfred van Velzen <=-

'Titanic' could not have been made. However, errors by nodelist-scribes usually are produced on linux-based systems where the OS outgrew the

Could that be because most people who are tech-geeky enough to run a hub
are also the ones that are tech-geeky enough to most likely be running something other than Windows?

Mike


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'Titanic' could not have been made. However, errors by

nodelist-scribes

usually are produced on linux-based systems where the OS outgrew the

Could that be because most people who are tech-geeky enough to run a hub are also the ones that are tech-geeky enough to most likely be running something other than Windows?

I'm nore concerned about the ones who are 'not' tech-geeky thinking they are tech geeky ...

\%/@rd

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Ward Dossche wrote to Mike Powell <=-

Could that be because most people who are tech-geeky enough to run a hub are also the ones that are tech-geeky enough to most likely be running something other than Windows?

I'm nore concerned about the ones who are 'not' tech-geeky thinking
they are tech geeky ...

Good point.

Mike


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