paul, can you please help greg with the following problem... he has a
fsxnet address and i don't know what name he is going by there... i cannot
deliver mail to his system and he doesn't poll here on a regular
schedule... as such, i cannot answer his requests in a timely manner :(

thank you very much...

 On 2019 Sep 05 12:17:08, I wrote to greg youngblood:

 ml> please turn off that forced secure sessions option in your mystic
 ml> binkp server options and only set it in the individual system
 ml> records... we talked about this over a year ago in one or two
 ml> different echos and then you stopped responding...

 ml> + 12:03 [32723] call to 1:123/130{at}fidonet
 ml>   12:03 [32723] trying afterhours-bbs.com [76.4.139.59]...
 ml>   12:03 [32723] connected
 ml> + 12:03 [32723] outgoing session with afterhours-bbs.com:24554
 ml> [76.4.139.59]
 ml>  - 12:03 [32723] OPT TLS CRAM-MD5-794331cd45959d985ecce6470c5326e1
 ml>  + 12:03 [32723] Remote requests MD mode
 ml>  - 12:03 [32723] SYS After Hours BBS
 ml>  - 12:03 [32723] ZYZ Greg Youngblood
 ml>  - 12:03 [32723] TIME Thu, 05 Sep 2019 12:03:24 -0400
 ml>  - 12:03 [32723] VER Mystic/1.12A43 binkp/1.0
 ml>  - 12:03 [32723] BUILD 2019/03/03 01:35:01 Windows/32
 ml>  + 12:03 [32723] addr: 1:123/130{at}fidonet
 ml>  + 12:03 [32723] addr: 21:4/119{at}fsxnet
 ml>  + 12:03 [32723] addr: 314:314/150{at}pinet
 ml>  + 12:03 [32723] addr: 169:1/114{at}battlnet
 ml>  + 12:03 [32723] addr: 80:774/65{at}retronet
 ml>  + 12:03 [32723] addr: 700:100/23{at}spooknet
 ml>  + 12:03 [32723] addr: 44:100/22{at}dorenet
 ml>  + 12:03 [32723] addr: 618:250/23{at}micronet
 ml>  + 12:03 [32723] addr: 618:250/123{at}micronet
 ml>  ? 12:03 [32723] rerror: Unsecured session not allowed
 ml>  + 12:03 [32723] holding 1:123/130{at}fidonet (2019/09/05 12:13:27)
 ml>  + 12:03 [32723] done (to 1:123/130{at}fidonet, failed, S/R: 0/0 (0/0
 ml> bytes))
 ml>  12:03 [32723] session closed, quitting... 12:03 [2245] rc(32723)=0

 ml> please fix asap...

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Once men turned their thinking over to machines in the hope that this would
set them free. But that only permitted other men with machines to enslave
them.
... Bayer, makers of Aspirin, once marketed the drug heroin.
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