On 15/08/2015 09:23, 3640/1384 wrote:

 DD>> I guess I could do away with the "PVT" from my listing - I say that I
 DD>> "operate a FTN system" - even if no-one can connect with it... anytime.

 PQ> Mmm... it works particularly well from here...

 PQ> --- 8< ---
 PQ>    15-Aug-2015 08:35:12 Begin v4.010/21.01.2005,13:56(Final-Release)
 PQ>    15-Aug-2015 08:35:12 Running under: Windows 9X 4.10 (build: 2222,  A )
 PQ> ^ 15-Aug-2015 08:35:12 Connect From 10.1.1.8 #24554
 PQ>    15-Aug-2015 08:35:12 Establishing BinkP transfer protocol
 PQ> = 15-Aug-2015 08:35:12    Station : Jabberwocky, TCP/IP 2
 PQ> = 15-Aug-2015 08:35:12    Address : 3:640/305
 PQ> : 15-Aug-2015 08:35:12      SysOp : David Drummond from Brisbane,
Australia
 PQ> : 15-Aug-2015 08:35:12     Number : 10.1.1.8
 PQ> : 15-Aug-2015 08:35:12      Flags : MO,CM,IBN
 PQ> : 15-Aug-2015 08:35:12     Mailer : binkd/0.9.5a/Linux binkp/1.1
 PQ> = 15-Aug-2015 08:35:12       Time : Sat, 15 Aug 2015 08:35:32 +1000
 PQ>    15-Aug-2015 08:35:12 Remote has 0b of mail and 980b of files for us
 PQ>    15-Aug-2015 08:35:12 Password-protected session (auth=CRAM-MD5)
 PQ>    15-Aug-2015 08:35:12 Handshake time - 0 seconds
 PQ>    15-Aug-2015 08:35:12 Nothing for them
 PQ>    15-Aug-2015 08:35:12 Receiving '4fb09025.sa1' (980b)
 PQ>    15-Aug-2015 08:35:12 Received 'M:\DOWNLOAD\4fb09025.sa1'
 PQ>    15-Aug-2015 08:35:12 SEND: End of batch
 PQ>    15-Aug-2015 08:35:12 RECE: End of batch
 PQ> * 15-Aug-2015 08:35:12 Session completed successfully
 PQ> --- 8< ---

 PQ> NB.  The LAN address/number is provided by a proxy server here.

It only works for you because you're privy to the "secret" connection info. :)


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Regards
David

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