Sure...we might as well see if it's still working.
Sure...we might as well see if it's still working.
Is it working? <G>
Sure...we might as well see if it's still working.
Is it working? <G>
Got here, tho you original netmail to me has not yet arrived here,
maybe you could resend it?
Russell
Got here, tho you original netmail to me has not yet arrived here,
maybe you could resend it?
I sent you nm through Janis once iirc, and same thing
happened. REsent through my primary uplink, 3634/12 and it
arrived and you replied. <hmmmm>
seems I can't reach z2 via 261/38 either. Bbbs often
complains about my netmails anyway. If it's destined for
r19 I route it through rc19. SAme with other regions con us or nets
that have working pots.
IF we continue this discussion in this vein we should
probably be kind and choose another echo <g>.
I sent you nm through Janis once iirc, and same thing
happened. REsent through my primary uplink, 3634/12 and it
arrived and you replied. <hmmmm>
Your uplink notified me, he had mail for me, from you, and how did I
want it handled, as I happen to have a direct link to him, I said,
"Why not route it direct" ...
Right, now you should not have a problem routing mail to any Zone,
unless your routing tables are buggered, or someone between you and
the Zone you are sending mail to has buggered routing tables ...
IF we continue this discussion in this vein we should
probably be kind and choose another echo <g>.
:-)
Choose ...
Sure...we might as well see if it's still working.
Is it working? <G>
Yep...1st message since 5/27/08.
.\\ike
someone can explain how to do it. or perhaps as I suggested a dos
based max running under dosemu. I tried that idea years ago. Max
worked OK. but I had problems with the dos based squish 1.11, its been
so long I can remember exactly what went awry. Still my squish only
does ARC packets. never found the cause in the source. it
unzips/unarjs etc ... etc... but still only ARCs things despite what compress.cfg tells it to do.
Thanks for the correction on the compress.cfg vs
squish.cfg I did try changing one nodes option from
ARC to zip (yes, I have zip installed) and it stil
arced his packets. Has any other linux based squish
user ran into this same problem?
B'ichela
Sleep well; OS/2's still awake! ;)
I'm very surprised! It looks like this must be an operating system specific bug as in both DOS and OS/2 here I have to use both ARC and
ZIP for different nodes in the Net 117 operation. Which the
compress.cfg does diiferentiate between just fine here.
Thanks for the correction on the compress.cfg vs squish.cfg I did try changing one nodes option from ARC to zip (yes, I have zip installed)
and it stil arced his packets. Has any other linux based squish user
ran into this same problem?
I'm very surprised! It looks like this must be anIt could be a case sensitivity issue somewhere in the source. could it be looking for a lowercase keyword? Does anyone know?
operating system specific bug as in both DOS and OS/2
here I have to use both ARC and ZIP for different nodes
I sent you nm through Janis once iirc, and same thing
happened. REsent through my primary uplink, 3634/12 and it
arrived and you replied. <hmmmm>
True enough. AS Janis explains, bbbs seems to be rather
sticky about its interpretation of fidonet tech standards.
MEthinks it has to do more with the way squish handles
routing when used with static mailers such a binkley,
although I don't know what the heck it is. MEthinks that's
why Sean's nm to you is somewhere in limbo world as well
<g>.
I'm linked to both fido_sysop and fn_sysop. Also, since
this is essentially an argument between squish and bbbs
which causes the problem tub might be appropriate as well.
Seems to be that imho anyway.
I'm very surprised! It looks like this must be an
operating system specific bug as in both DOS and OS/2
here I have to use both ARC and ZIP for different nodes
It could be a case sensitivity issue somewhere in the source. could it
be looking for a lowercase keyword? Does anyone know?
I sent you nm through Janis once iirc, and same thing
happened. REsent through my primary uplink, 3634/12 and it
arrived and you replied. <hmmmm>
I have a direct link to 3634/12 ...
I sent you nm through Janis once iirc, and same thing
happened. REsent through my primary uplink, 3634/12 and it
arrived and you replied. <hmmmm>
I have a direct link to 3634/12 ...
yup... we've had one for years, eh? ;)
PS: the peppers did make it over the winter in the basement ;)
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