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On Sat 2037-Feb-07 05:50, Bob Ackley (1:300/3) wrote to Sean Dennis:
SD> On the flip side, I need to learn how to set up the cost measuring
SD> stuff in BT because it looks like while I can get unlimited US
SD> calling, calls to Canada, Eh? are going to run me seven cents a
SD> minute. Iffa you want, for Micronet, we could switch to POTS feed.
BA> I use Alberto Pasquale's Fastlist/2 nodelist processor, the cost
BA> tables are built
BA> into its configuration file. I don't think Alberto supports any of
BA> his old Fidonet
BA> software anymore, and more's the pity, it's good stuff.
Back in the day I read a lot of good comments about it. My
old boss node set me up with xlaxnode back in the day, and
since it was plain ascii config I just kept using it, but
qnode was also popular, but I think fastlist more popular.
I was bummed I couldn't find a way to reregister xlaxnode
many years later when I rejoined fidonet, but somebody in
this echo turned me on to tbbsnc which would compile a v7
nodelist, and was basically xlaxnode bundled for tbbs. NO
more annoying "type in xxxx (4 digit number) to continue.)
THink I mentioned this, but in xlaxnode it's in the control
file, either xlaxnode.ctl or tbbsnc.ctl depending on which
flavor you're using.
Regards,
Richard
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