• IREX Registration

    From Allen Prunty@1:2320/100 to All on Fri May 27 21:50:52 2016
    To register IREX is the form still vaild? It hasn't been updated in a long time and I've registered stuff in the past... the form wasn't valid and sending money order was a pain to get money back.

    Allen

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  • From Ben Ritchey@1:393/68 to Allen Prunty on Sat May 28 04:43:53 2016
    * An ongoing debate between Allen Prunty and All rages on ...

    To register IREX is the form still vaild? It hasn't been updated in a

    Ask the author, he's at charles(at)cruden.ca

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  • From ROBERT WOLFE@1:116/18 to ALLEN PRUNTY on Sat May 28 09:18:58 2016
    To register IREX is the form still vaild? It hasn't been updated in a long time and I've registered stuff in the past... the form wasn't valid and send

    money order was a pain to get money back.

    You can register online through BMT Micro still.

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  • From Matt Munson@1:218/109 to Allen Prunty on Sat May 28 12:25:22 2016


    Allen Prunty (1:2320/100) Fri May 27 21:50:52 2016
    form still vaild? It hasn't been updated in a long time and I've
    registered stuff in the past... the form wasn't valid and sending
    money order was a pain to get money back.
    BMT Micro?

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    d
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  • From Allen Prunty@1:2320/100 to Robert Wolfe on Sat May 28 12:56:02 2016

    On May 28, 2016 09:23am, ROBERT WOLFE wrote to ALLEN PRUNTY:

    To register IREX is the form still vaild? It hasn't been updated in a
    long
    time and I've registered stuff in the past... the form wasn't valid and
    send

    money order was a pain to get money back.

    You can register online through BMT Micro still.

    I'm getting ready to mail the check... which one should I choose. I know I will eventually have the possibility of more than 50 nodes what is the difference between server and non server?

    Allen
    Quantity Price
    Internet Rex (50 connection license) _____ x $25 US

    Internet Rex (1000 connection license) _____ x $40 US

    Internet Rex server (50 connections) _____ x $35 US

    Internet Rex server (1000 connenctions) _____ x $50 US

    ----------------------------------------------------------------

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  • From ROBERT WOLFE@1:116/18 to ALLEN PRUNTY on Sat May 28 12:51:40 2016
    I'm getting ready to mail the check... which one should I choose. I know I will eventually have the possibility of more than 50 nodes what is the difference between server and non server?

    The server version let's run run server functions, like ident, pop3 and
    smtp.

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  • From Joe Delahaye@1:249/303 to Allen Prunty on Sat May 28 21:37:17 2016
    Re: IREX Registration
    By: Allen Prunty to All on Fri May 27 2016 21:50:52

    To register IREX is the form still vaild? It hasn't been updated in a long time and I've registered stuff in the past... the form wasn't valid and sending money order was a pain to get money back.


    It is no longer supported, but you can check at XANADUBBS.ca
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  • From ROBERT WOLFE@1:116/18 to JOE DELAHAYE on Sat May 28 23:18:00 2016
    Joe Delahaye wrote to Allen Prunty <=-

    To register IREX is the form still vaild? It hasn't been updated in a long time and I've registered stuff in the past... the form wasn't valid and sending money order was a pain to get money back.

    It is no longer supported, but you can check at XANADUBBS.ca

    Actually, this is not correct. The author, Charles Cruden, still supports
    the product and answers emails quite frequently if there are any issues
    with Internet Rex. I know, because I recently had a question about the deletion of .RXT files, to which Charles replied that it was indeed safe to delete them -- which I did -- freeing up 20GB of hard drive space on my downlink's BBS hard drive.

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  • From mark lewis@1:3634/12.73 to Allen Prunty on Sun May 29 09:15:48 2016

    28 May 16 12:56, you wrote to Robert Wolfe:

    I'm getting ready to mail the check... which one should I choose. I
    know I will eventually have the possibility of more than 50 nodes what
    is the difference between server and non server?

    non-server sounds like client only to me... that means you have to poll for all
    your mail...

    server sounds like it means that you can run it and allow others to deliver the
    mail to you...

    )\/(ark

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  • From ROBERT WOLFE@1:116/18 to mark lewis on Sun May 29 12:30:20 2016
    I'm getting ready to mail the check... which one should I choose. I know I will eventually have the possibility of more than 50 nodes what is the difference between server and non server?

    non-server sounds like client only to me... that means you have to poll for your mail...

    server sounds like it means that you can run it and allow others to deliver mail to you...

    With the binkp portion, I do not think that this is the case. I am
    thinking that the server functions refer to the POP3 and SMTP functions
    as well as the IDENTD functions. IIRC, I've run the binkp daemon in
    IREX without having a server license.

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  • From mark lewis@1:3634/12.73 to ROBERT WOLFE on Sun May 29 15:08:18 2016

    29 May 16 12:30, you wrote to me:

    server sounds like it means that you can run it and allow others to
    deliver mail to you...

    With the binkp portion, I do not think that this is the case. I am thinking that the server functions refer to the POP3 and SMTP
    functions as well as the IDENTD functions. IIRC, I've run the binkp daemon in IREX without having a server license.

    interesting... sounds like he was setting up to allow server machine OS services on non-server OS systems... oh well... best would be for the OP to ask
    charles...

    )\/(ark

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  • From Allen Prunty@1:2320/100 to Robert Wolfe on Wed Jun 1 13:30:06 2016

    On May 29, 2016 12:35pm, ROBERT WOLFE wrote to mark lewis:


    With the binkp portion, I do not think that this is the case. I am thinking that the server functions refer to the POP3 and SMTP functions
    as well as the IDENTD functions. IIRC, I've run the binkp daemon in
    IREX without having a server license.

    I might want to use those features at a later date if I decide to change up my software. It does not appear to have any upgrade options so if I register and need the other features I have to register all over again.

    I also have emailed the author to ask about upgrade options and etc. I've received no reply. Some have told me he's pretty much abandoned irex but it's a good program, it works, and there's no reason to not register it if I need it.

    Allen

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  • From mark lewis@1:3634/12.73 to Allen Prunty on Wed Jun 1 16:42:08 2016

    01 Jun 16 13:30, you wrote to Robert Wolfe:

    With the binkp portion, I do not think that this is the case. I am
    thinking that the server functions refer to the POP3 and SMTP
    functions as well as the IDENTD functions. IIRC, I've run the binkp
    daemon in IREX without having a server license.

    I might want to use those features at a later date if I decide to
    change up my software. It does not appear to have any upgrade options
    so if I register and need the other features I have to register all
    over again.

    most of those services are already available in today's modern OSes... if they are not then they are easily installed...

    I also have emailed the author to ask about upgrade options and etc.
    I've received no reply. Some have told me he's pretty much abandoned
    irex but it's a good program, it works, and there's no reason to not register it if I need it.

    i'm glad to see that you are actually registering it instead of using that hacked key that so many others are using...

    )\/(ark

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  • From Allen Prunty@1:2320/100 to Mark Lewis on Wed Jun 1 23:41:52 2016
    i'm glad to see that you are actually registering it instead of using that hacked key that so many others are using...

    The -only- way I would ever use a hacked key is if I couldn't obtain a
    key from the author legitimately.

    With that said I am at my wits end... I lost my registered copy of qedit
    in a fire, and it's no longer developed or supported. I would give
    anything to have a registred copy of it again. I hate this press f10
    and the reloading of your document at the end drives me crazy.

    But if registering IREX legitimately will entice the author back in
    development then it's worth it.

    Allen

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  • From mark lewis@1:3634/12.73 to Allen Prunty on Thu Jun 2 13:10:30 2016

    01 Jun 16 23:41, you wrote to me:

    With that said I am at my wits end... I lost my registered copy of
    qedit in a fire, and it's no longer developed or supported. I would
    give anything to have a registred copy of it again. I hate this press
    f10 and the reloading of your document at the end drives me crazy.

    i don't have that problem as i use an older version that doesn't do that kind of crap ;)

    But if registering IREX legitimately will entice the author back in development then it's worth it.

    i don't know if it will do that but it will go a way in him gaining some $$$ for all the time he spent designing, developing and writing the program... i've
    got a little util that i wrote that has been $10 since i released... that is a measly amount for the hours spent on it... i think i've been able to buy a few six packs and pizzas from the registrations... i consumed more than that during
    development...

    )\/(ark

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  • From Alan Ianson@1:153/757 to mark lewis on Thu Jun 2 11:15:37 2016
    On 06/02/16, mark lewis said the following...

    program... i've got a little util that i wrote that has been $10 since i released... that is a measly amount for the hours spent on it... i think i've been able to buy a few six packs and pizzas from the
    registrations... i consumed more than that during development...

    What utility is that and where can we get it? I don't know if I would have a use for it but I'll put it in the filebase if it is shareware/distributable.

    Ttyl :-),
    Al

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  • From Daryl Stout@1:19/33 to ALLEN PRUNTY on Thu Jun 2 13:01:00 2016
    Allen,

    I'm getting ready to mail the check... which one should I choose. I know I AP>will eventually have the possibility of more than 50 nodes what is the AP>difference between server and non server?

    Allen
    Quantity Price
    Internet Rex (50 connection license) _____ x $25 US

    Internet Rex (1000 connection license) _____ x $40 US

    Internet Rex server (50 connections) _____ x $35 US

    Internet Rex server (1000 connenctions) _____ x $50 US

    Get the big one (IREX server, 1000 connections)> That way, you have
    ALL the features of IREX. That's the one I have.

    Daryl
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  • From Allen Prunty@1:2320/100 to Daryl Stout on Fri Jun 3 02:39:18 2016

    On Jun 02, 2016 01:06pm, Daryl Stout wrote to ALLEN PRUNTY:

    Get the big one (IREX server, 1000 connections)> That way, you have
    ALL the features of IREX. That's the one I have.

    50 nodes is probably plenty... I'll pay $10 more the server version but 50 should be more than enough.

    Allen

    /\llen

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  • From mark lewis@1:3634/12.73 to Alan Ianson on Fri Jun 3 12:54:42 2016

    02 Jun 16 11:15, you wrote to me:

    program... i've got a little util that i wrote that has been $10
    since i released... that is a measly amount for the hours spent on
    it... i think i've been able to buy a few six packs and pizzas from
    the registrations... i consumed more than that during development...

    What utility is that and where can we get it? I don't know if I would
    have a use for it but I'll put it in the filebase if it is shareware/distributable.

    it is my POSTIT tool... it posts text files as messages to MSG, JAM, SQU, HMB and old EZY message base formats... when testing it back in the day, it was easily able to post the entire nodelist to bases that supported that... i don't
    recall if it would automatically break them into parts if the message base had a per message size limit on it... i figure that the operator can make more than
    one file with each part and give it his own chosen subject line per part ;)

    http://www.wpusa.dynip.com/files3/QCSUTILS/PI_200P.ZIP

    PostIt v2.00PR - PostIt takes text files
    and posts them to your BBS Message Base.
    supports *.MSG, Hudson, JAM, Squish, and
    EZYCom message base formats. Now uses MSGID
    routines capable of up to 8000 messages per
    task per day. Now allows FREQs and File
    Attaches.

    another fine utility by :
    Mark Lewis, Quartz Crystal Software

    )\/(ark

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  • From Shawn Highfield@1:229/452.1 to mark lewis on Fri Jun 3 15:31:56 2016
    mark lewis wrote in a message to Alan Ianson:

    SQU, HMB and old EZY message base formats... when testing it back in

    Ezy is the best. ;)

    Shawn
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  • From Alan Ianson@1:153/757 to mark lewis on Fri Jun 3 15:00:59 2016
    On 06/03/16, mark lewis said the following...

    it is my POSTIT tool... it posts text files as messages to MSG, JAM,
    SQU, HMB and old EZY message base formats... when testing it back in the day, it was easily able to post the entire nodelist to bases that supported that... i don't recall if it would automatically break them
    into parts if the message base had a per message size limit on it... i figure that the operator can make more than one file with each part and give it his own chosen subject line per part ;)

    Got it, thanks mark. It's in the filebase now should anyone be looking.. :)

    Ttyl :-),
    Al

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  • From Alan Ianson@1:153/757 to Shawn Highfield on Fri Jun 3 15:01:38 2016
    On 06/03/16, Shawn Highfield said the following...

    Ezy is the best. ;)

    Well that's Ezy to say, but I dunno.. ;)

    Ttyl :-),
    Al

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  • From Andrew Kolchoogin@2:5020/290.22 to mark lewis on Sat Jun 4 18:50:47 2016
    Hi mark!

    Friday June 03 2016 you wrote to Alan Ianson the following:

    it is my POSTIT tool...
    According to BINKD you were posted rules to your tool doesn't add tearline to echomail message. It's no good. :)

    Yours
    Andrew Kolchoogin.

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    --- Pen on parchment
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  • From mark lewis@1:3634/12.73 to Andrew Kolchoogin on Sat Jun 4 21:33:28 2016

    04 Jun 16 18:50, you wrote to me:


    it is my POSTIT tool...

    According to BINKD you were posted rules to your tool doesn't add
    tearline to echomail message. It's no good. :)

    tear lines are not required by the spec... the operator of the tool can add their own tear line too the bottom of the file if they like... i prefer to not have a tear line and have been running without one since the '90s when fastecho
    first came with the feature (FEOPT=STRIPTEAR) to strip tear lines from locally originated messages when they are scanned out of the message base... /this/ (point) system only has one because i've not dug into HPT to change the code to
    make tear lines optional and i haven't written a post processor to strip them out of the PKTs... but seriously, though... tear lines are not required by the spec ;)

    )\/(ark

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  • From Matt Munson@1:218/109 to Allen Prunty on Sat Jun 4 17:39:53 2016


    Allen Prunty (1:2320/100) Fri Jun 03 02:39:18 2016
    50 nodes is probably plenty... I'll pay $10 more the server version
    but 50 should be more than enough.
    I paid for server version, but I would like to finalize my upgrade to the 1k version. Maybe Cruden could make 50-100 bucks in one last registration push.

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  • From Daryl Stout@1:19/33 to ALLEN PRUNTY on Sat Jun 4 10:48:00 2016
    Allen,

    Get the big one (IREX server, 1000 connections)> That way, you have ALL the features of IREX. That's the one I have.

    50 nodes is probably plenty... I'll pay $10 more the server version but 50 AP>should be more than enough.

    With the 1000 node server deal, IREX will allow connections from
    unlisted nodes.

    Daryl

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  • From Andrew Kolchoogin@2:5020/290.22 to Daryl Stout on Sun Jun 5 08:28:01 2016
    Hi Daryl!

    Saturday June 04 2016 you wrote to ALLEN PRUNTY the following:

    With the 1000 node server deal, IREX will allow connections from
    unlisted nodes.
    Tnx. It's unobvious from docs supplied.

    Yours
    Andrew Kolchoogin.

    ... God made the people - Colonel Colt made the people equal
    --- Pen on parchment
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  • From Allen Prunty@1:2320/100 to Daryl Stout on Sun Jun 5 13:25:30 2016

    On Jun 04, 2016 10:53am, Daryl Stout wrote to ALLEN PRUNTY:

    Allen,

    Get the big one (IREX server, 1000 connections)> That way, you
    have
    ALL the features of IREX. That's the one I have.

    50 nodes is probably plenty... I'll pay $10 more the server version but AP>>550
    should be more than enough.

    With the 1000 node server deal, IREX will allow connections from unlisted nodes.

    Daryl,

    Please elaborate on that... I thought any node could crash mail in via IREX even if they were not entered in as a node in IREX or are you saying unlisted as in not in a nodelist?

    Allen

    /\llen

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  • From Ben Ritchey@1:393/68 to Allen Prunty on Sun Jun 5 12:55:56 2016
    * An ongoing debate between Allen Prunty and Daryl Stout rages on ...

    With the 1000 node server deal, IREX will allow connections
    from unlisted nodes.
    Please elaborate on that... I thought any node could crash mail in via IREX even if they were not entered in as a node in IREX or are you
    saying unlisted as in not in a nodelist?

    From the iRex manual: "Registered users can purchase either 50 or 1000 user
    licences, with or without server support. Only 1000 user licences can
    use the "Send to unknown nodes" option."

    3.2.14: Send to unknown nodes

    If Rex finds mail to a system that's not in its node manager, but is
    in your mailer's nodelist with the appropriate flags set, it can send
    that mail automatically, without you having to configure the node in the
    node manager. Setting this value to "yes" will turn on this feature:
    "no" will turn it off.
    Note that to have this feature work you require a compatible compiled
    nodelist in the nodelist directory of Files, paths & programs -> Mailer
    setup. At the moment, Rex can use FD, IM, V7+, BBBS, Shotgun or GoldEd
    style compiled nodelists.

    === Cut ===

    --
    Keep the faith :^)

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    Email: fido4cmech(at)lusfiber.net
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  • From Allen Prunty@1:2320/100 to Ben Ritchey on Sun Jun 5 17:02:44 2016
    If Rex finds mail to a system that's not in its node manager, but is
    in your mailer's nodelist with the appropriate flags set, it can send
    that mail automatically, without you having to configure the node in the
    node manager. Setting this value to "yes" will turn on this feature:
    "no" will turn it off.
    Note that to have this feature work you require a compatible compiled
    nodelist in the nodelist directory of Files, paths & programs -> Mailer
    setup. At the moment, Rex can use FD, IM, V7+, BBBS, Shotgun or GoldEd
    style compiled nodelists.

    Being that I am running platinum express... I guess this isn't something
    in the cards for me.

    Allen

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  • From Ben Ritchey@1:393/68 to Allen Prunty on Sun Jun 5 16:53:48 2016
    * An ongoing debate between Allen Prunty and Ben Ritchey rages on ...

    Shotgun or GoldEd -> style compiled nodelists.
    Being that I am running platinum express... I guess this isn't
    something in the cards for me.

    i use Golded/Goldnode compiler which is free :) should work for just about anyone :)

    --
    Keep the faith :^)

    Ben aka cMech Web: http|ftp|telnet://cmech.dynip.com
    Email: fido4cmech(at)lusfiber.net
    Home page: http://cmech.dynip.com/homepage/
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  • From Daryl Stout@1:19/33 to ALLEN PRUNTY on Tue Jun 7 11:35:00 2016
    Allen,

    With the 1000 node server deal, IREX will allow connections from unlisted nodes.

    Please elaborate on that... I thought any node could crash mail in via IREX AP>even if they were not entered in as a node in IREX or are you saying unliste AP>as in not in a nodelist?

    The way I understood it is that if it was not in a nodelist at
    all...as in a new system to a net, where the nodelist hasn't yet been
    updated.

    Daryl

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  • From ROBERT WOLFE@1:116/18 to Daryl Stout on Thu Jun 9 10:07:28 2016

    On Jun 02, 2016 01:06pm, Daryl Stout wrote to ALLEN PRUNTY:

    Internet Rex server (1000 connenctions) _____ x $50 US

    Get the big one (IREX server, 1000 connections)> That way, you have
    ALL the features of IREX. That's the one I have.

    This is the same one that I use as well.

    ... Platinum Xpress & Wildcat!..... Nice!!!!
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  • From ROBERT WOLFE@1:116/18 to Allen Prunty on Thu Jun 9 10:09:34 2016

    On Jun 05, 2016 05:06pm, Allen Prunty wrote to Ben Ritchey:

    If Rex finds mail to a system that's not in its node
    manager, but is
    in your mailer's nodelist with the appropriate flags set, it
    can send
    that mail automatically, without you having to configure the
    node in
    the
    node manager. Setting this value to "yes" will turn on this
    feature:
    "no" will turn it off.
    Note that to have this feature work you require a
    compatible
    compiled
    nodelist in the nodelist directory of Files, paths & programs

    Mailer
    setup. At the moment, Rex can use FD, IM, V7+, BBBS, Shotgun
    or
    GoldEd
    style compiled nodelists.

    Being that I am running platinum express... I guess this isn't
    something
    in the cards for me.

    I use a nodelist, but I use a third party nodelist compiler to
    generate a V7+ nodelist that Internet Rex can understand.

    ... Platinum Xpress & Wildcat!..... Nice!!!!
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  • From Daryl Stout@1:19/33 to ROBERT WOLFE on Sat Jun 11 13:51:00 2016
    I use a nodelist, but I use a third party nodelist compiler to
    generate a V7+ nodelist that Internet Rex can understand.

    I use the one with InterMail...which was my FIDONet frontend when my
    BBS was dial-up only under GT Power.

    Daryl

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