Antone home?

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Antone home?

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No..... at work. :)

-=Thumper=-
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Antone home?

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Don't know who's Antone ;-)



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Doug Connor -> All wrote:

Antone home?

Aw dam missed that "y" key again.


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Thumper -> Doug Connor wrote:

Antone home?

No..... at work. :)

hey at least Thumper figured out what I said :)


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Thumper -> Doug Connor wrote:

Antone home?

No..... at work. :)

hey at least Thumper figured out what I said :)

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And I'm still at work..... :(

-=Thumper=-
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T> And I'm still at work..... :(

You work too hard.

- Andy Ball

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hello
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Hi Richard!

30 Nov 2020 17:12, from Richard Williamson -> all:

hello

Hi back!

CU, Ricsi

... We have all the rights in the world - until we try to use them.
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2:310/31 5fc62a61
Hi Richard!

30 Nov 2020 17:12, from Richard Williamson -> all:

hello

Hi back!

CU, Ricsi

... We have all the rights in the world - until we try to use them.

RW's original didn't seem to make the trip to Telegram. :(


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Hi August!

01 Dec 2020 16:24, from August Abolins -> Richard Menedetter:

30 Nov 2020 17:12, from Richard Williamson -> all:

hello

RW's original didn't seem to make the trip to Telegram. :(

Here are the seen-bys:
SEEN+BY: 19/38 103/705 106/633 124/5014 5016 130/803 203/0 221/0 240/5832 SEEN+BY: 261/38 280/464 292/8125 310/31 387/25 26 396/45 423/120 460/58
@PATH: 387/25 396/45 280/464

CU, Ricsi

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2:310/31 5fc64636
Hi August!

01 Dec 2020 16:24, from August Abolins -> Richard Menedetter:

30 Nov 2020 17:12, from Richard Williamson -> all:

hello

RW's original didn't seem to make the trip to Telegram. :(

Here are the seen-bys:
SEEN\+BY: 19/38 103/705 106/633 124/5014 5016 130/803 203/0 221/0 240/5832 SEEN\+BY: 261/38 280/464 292/8125 310/31 387/25 26 396/45 423/120 460/58 @PATH: 387/25 396/45 280/464

CU, Ricsi

... Things should be as simple as possible, but not simpler. -Albert Einstein

Thanks Richard. Maybe I deleted it in the TgM app on my side.

BTW, TgM is really cool with tracking history and posts. S)earching for a message based on a string is amazing.


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On 01 Dec 2020, August Abolins said the following...

2:310/31 5fc62a61
Hi Richard!

30 Nov 2020 17:12, from Richard Williamson -> all:

hello

Hi back!

CU, Ricsi

... We have all the rights in the world - until we try to use them.

RW's original didn't seem to make the trip to Telegram. :(

I see things like that all of the time in most networks.

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Hi Charles!

01 Dec 2020 13:50, from Charles Pierson -> August Abolins:

I see things like that all of the time in most networks.

That is definitely not normal.
I would say it is high time that you add some more links for echomail distribution!

@August
Need to take a closer look at Fido Telegram integration.
Always postpone it ...

CU, Ricsi

... Frigerobics: bending and stretching while looking in the fridge.
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Hi Richard,

On 2020-12-02 14:13:50, you wrote to Charles Pierson:

I see things like that all of the time in most networks.

That is definitely not normal.
I would say it is high time that you add some more links for echomail distribution!

That's difficult for a point! You need a different point number for each link, and need to keep the configs separate, and read "all" echomail areas in each setup... Which wouldn't be practical.

Bye, Wilfred.

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2:280/464 5fc797db
Hi Richard,

On 2020-12-02 14:13:50, you wrote to Charles Pierson:

I see things like that all of the time in most networks.

That is definitely not normal.
I would say it is high time that you add some more links for echomail distribution!

That's difficult for a point! You need a different point number for each link, and need to keep the configs separate, and read "all" echomail areas in each setup... Which wouldn't be practical.

Bye, Wilfred.

I can easily give August the node number if he wants to and can establish a connection with me. ;)


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On 02 Dec 2020, Wilfred van Velzen said the following...

Hi Richard,

On 2020-12-02 14:13:50, you wrote to Charles Pierson:

I see things like that all of the time in most networks.

That is definitely not normal.
I would say it is high time that you add some more links for echomail distribution!

That's difficult for a point! You need a different point number for each link, and need to keep the configs separate, and read "all" echomail
areas in each setup... Which wouldn't be practical.

In theory it would be possible, but yes cumbersome. I'm not sure exactly how
it would work. Either seperate Message groups for each point connection, or
one Group for all Fido points. If one Group, I suppose the outbound would
be defaulted to whichever point was setup first. But I'm not sure if it
would cause duplicate messages.

f

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On 02 Dec 2020, Brother Rabbit said the following...

I can easily give August the node number if he wants to and can
establish a connection with me. ;)

Actually, I think that they are referring to me right now..

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Hi Brother,

On 2020-12-02 16:43:12, you wrote to me:

That is definitely not normal.
I would say it is high time that you add some more links for

echomail

distribution!

That's difficult for a point! You need a different point number for
each link, and need to keep the configs separate, and read "all"
echomail areas in each setup... Which wouldn't be practical.

Bye, Wilfred.

I can easily give August the node number if he wants to and can establish a
connection with me. ;)

August or Charles could get a node number in Z1, if they wanted to... ;)

Bye, Wilfred.

--- FMail-lnx64 2.1.0.18-B20170815
* Origin: FMail development HQ (2:280/464)

Hi Charles,

On 2020-12-02 14:32:44, you wrote to me:

That's difficult for a point! You need a different point number for
each link, and need to keep the configs separate, and read "all"
echomail areas in each setup... Which wouldn't be practical.

In theory it would be possible, but yes cumbersome. I'm not sure
exactly how it would work. Either seperate Message groups for each
point connection, or one Group for all Fido points. If one Group, I suppose the outbound would be defaulted to whichever point was setup first. But I'm not sure if it would cause duplicate messages.

As a point you can't route mail. So you have to make sure that incoming messages on 1 link aren't send out on the other. And if you write a message yourself you have to make sure it only goes out on 1 connection, otherwise you would send out dupes which have different origin pointnumbers, which probably makes them difficult as dupes, which would be annoying. So probably not easy to configure in most tossers (if at all possible).

Bye, Wilfred.

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Hi Wilfred!

02 Dec 2020 14:32, from Wilfred van Velzen -> Richard Menedetter:

I see things like that all of the time in most networks.

That is definitely not normal.
I would say it is high time that you add some more links for
echomail distribution!

That's difficult for a point!

Ups ... did not look.
Thought he is a node.

Well then search for a node that has better links, and get a point there ;)

CU, Ricsi

... I refuse to have a battle of wits with an unarmed opponent!
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On 02 Dec 2020, Wilfred van Velzen said the following...

As a point you can't route mail. So you have to make sure that incoming messages on 1 link aren't send out on the other. And if you write a message yourself you have to make sure it only goes out on 1 connection, otherwise you would send out dupes which have different origin pointnumbers, which probably makes them difficult as dupes, which would
be annoying. So probably not easy to
configure in most tossers (if at all possible).

Possibly. I'm learning as I go. Currently, I have one othernet and one point connected to this program. I'm not sure, but it could be possible that I
could connect another point, and any identical echoes would receive messages from both points, but the outbound I believe is already configured to this point address. I'm not sure. I could also wind up with duplicate echos.

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On 02 Dec 2020, Richard Menedetter said the following...

That's difficult for a point!

Ups ... did not look.
Thought he is a node.

Well then search for a node that has better links, and get a point there ;)

I actually have 6 or 7 point addresses. Only this one is currently set up on this software at this time.

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On 02 Dec 2020, Wilfred van Velzen said the following...

As a point you can't route mail. So you have to make sure that incoming

This is a test. I've linked 2 points now that have this echo. If I am
correct, this should only go out from my 1:153/757.26 point address.

--- Mystic BBS v1.12 A46 2020/08/26 (Raspberry Pi/32)
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Hi Charles,

On 2020-12-02 18:57:07, you wrote to me:

As a point you can't route mail. So you have to make sure that
incoming messages on 1 link aren't send out on the other. And if you
write a message yourself you have to make sure it only goes out on 1
connection, otherwise you would send out dupes which have different
origin pointnumbers, which probably makes them difficult as dupes,
which would be annoying. So probably not easy to configure in most
tossers (if at all possible).

Possibly. I'm learning as I go. Currently, I have one othernet and one point connected to this program. I'm not sure, but it could be possible that I could connect another point, and any identical echoes would receive messages from both points, but the outbound I believe is already configured
to this point address. I'm not sure. I could also wind up with duplicate echos.

I think it would be smart, not to try this! ;)

Bye, Wilfred.

--- FMail-lnx64 2.1.0.18-B20170815
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Hi Charles,

On 2020-12-02 20:44:57, you wrote to me:

As a point you can't route mail. So you have to make sure that
incoming

This is a test. I've linked 2 points now that have this echo. If I am correct, this should only go out from my 1:153/757.26 point address.

* Origin: The Oasis BBS HOUSTON TX theoasisbbs.ddns.net
(1:153/757.26)

Correct...

Bye, Wilfred.

--- FMail-lnx64 2.1.0.18-B20170815
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Hi, Wilfred!

02 ñѬ 20 16:05, Wilfred van Velzen -> Brother Rabbit:

I can easily give August the node number if he wants to and can
establish
a connection with me. ;)

August or Charles could get a node number in Z1, if they wanted to... ;)

Crimea is the island of freedom. We do not segregate by nationality, skin color, origin or place of residence. ;)
Any person on Earth can be a node in net 460.

BTW, only a white heterosexual man can be a biker. ;)
Feel the difference. ;););)

Have nice nights.
Stas Mishchenkov.

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Hi, Charles!

02 ñѬ 20 19:11, Charles Pierson -> Richard Menedetter:

I actually have 6 or 7 point addresses. Only this one is currently set
up on this software at this time.

I don't understand why you need so much headache in one glass. Have you already thought about the node number?

Have nice nights.
Stas Mishchenkov.

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