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echo: bbs_carnival
to: Sean Dennis
from: Mark Hofmann
date: 2011-02-23 20:41:16
subject: Re: Fact Finding Mission

> That's how it is in a lot of "othernets" also.  In my own
network, I have 
 > people feeding via BinkP, email, FTP and POTS (dialup) for FTN.  I have two 
 > main FTNQWK gates and a single FTNNNTP gate (all
three are Synchronet 
 > BBSes).  What's nice is that sysops are willing to go the extra mile to get 
 > things setup so everyone can enjoy the network.  Even here in Fidonet, if 
 > you have a feed problem, I know several people that are willing to feed 
 > people either temporarily or permanently.

That is good to know.  Michael Luko was nice enough to provide me with my
current BinkP feed.  I didn't even know what BinkP was until a few weeks
ago. It is nice to have all those options.  Unfortunately, native WWIV
networks don't have a single current option that I'm aware of at the
moment.  I used to use the PPP Project which uses UUencoded email as the
transport, but that won't work with secure email servers - which is the
vast majority these days.  I'm sure a fancy batch file and FTP scripts
could be another option for sending the packets, but nothing "out of
the box" easy.

- Mark

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