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Hi, Stephen! I promise, this one will be short. SG> Yes, it would be possible... Okay, thanks. About losing the code: I understand. I think I've lost the source code to my own doors about three times (one of them I completely rewrote and then, somehow, completely lost the source again... ). No rush on that. Right now, just trying to get everything in order for my move. SG> It may be incorrectly described in the help/docs but I *think* it is SG> now - and not /. It's been a while since I've done SG> anything to ETI as I lost the code I was working on - HD went south on SG> me. Let's see ... *jumps to a DOS window* Yep, that's the ticket. It's - instead of /. Okay, well, that mystery is solved. SG> I've recently found a replacement drive and with a bit of luck, I SG> will be able to retrieve the code off the old drive. Failing that, I SG> still have an (much) older backup that I can try to bring up to date SG> if I can remember how I did it all. :) Heh, been there, done that. I'm working on starting to save for a brand new Certance (Seagate) DDS-3 12/24GB DAT tape drive ($379 for the drive, but the tapes are CHEAP-$5 or less a piece). I'm going to make damn sure I start to back up EVERYTHING. I don't want to lose my stuff again (that includes the BBS!). SG> Definately. ;) When I worked as phone tech support for Sears, we had the ID-10-T and the PEBKAC errors (Problem Exists Between Keyboard And Chair). One tech would actually tell people, "Sir/Ma'am, that's a PEBKAC error. Those are difficult errors to fix, but we'll try to fix it." What the bad part was that the rest of us (there were four techs to a cubicle and our mikes were so sensitive on the phones that we couldn't laugh or other customers would hear us) had to sign off the phone, run to the bathroom and laugh until we cried when he used it. He was a brave one. SG> Worked both ways for me but yet to be confirmed. SG> Plenty, but none as far as the above problem is concerned. The cmd SG> line looks to be correct. I can't see anything in the message area SG> options that would prevent it. 1:1/21 is a valid (nodelisted) address? Yes, it is a valid nodelist address (it's the Elist bot address)... I do have EZYNODE and all of my nodelists set up and compiled. Here's what BONK says about that address: S)ystem Title: THE INTERNATIONAL ECHOLIST O)perator....: ECHOLIST ÀÄindex key..: Echolist G)eneral Info: SOUTH BAWLAMER MD T)elephone...: 1-443-919-9251 (That's South Baltimore for non-locals. ;) SG> Is he having the same problem when testing it? I don't know if he is or not. BTW, no netmails yet. Later, Sean --- Ezycom V2.00 01FA026A* Origin: Outpost BBS - outpostbbs.net (1:18/200) SEEN-BY: 14/1 2 300 400 34/999 120/228 123/500 229/4000 236/150 261/38 100 SEEN-BY: 261/1396 1397 1401 1404 1405 1406 1407 1409 1413 1414 280/1027 SEEN-BY: 633/260 262 267 270 285 690/734 712/848 751/321 2222/700 2320/111 200 SEEN-BY: 2800/18 @PATH: 18/200 140/1 106/2000 123/500 261/38 633/260 267 |
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