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to: Wilfred van Velzen
from: Paul Quinn
date: 2016-08-24 09:46:36
subject: New: PING/TRACE function. Tests requested.

Hi! Wilfred,

On 23 Aug 16 15:40, you wrote to me:

 PQ>> The outstanding... longstanding required fix is in the {at}via line
 PQ>> loop, where the 'buffer' isn't cleared after each line is
 PQ>> written.  You might have noticed the flaw in the response to your
 PQ>> PING(?).

 WV> I didn't, but it is indeed visible:

 WV> * Via 2:280/464 {at}20160818.183220.553.UTC FMail-W32(Pack) 1.69.25.189!
 WV> * Via 3:712/848 {at}20160818.183502.UTC RNtrack 1.21/W32!k) 1.69.25.189!
 WV> * Via 3:712/848 {at}20160818.183503.UTC hpt/w32-mvcdll 1.9.0-cur
 WV> 04-11-15!

 WV> ;)

That's the spot.

 PQ>> It ought to be FREQ-able as "pingproj" (without the
quote marks).
 PQ>> You may get a giggle out of the hamfisted coding.

 WV> I tried that, but didn't get any files (yet):

[ ...trimmed... ]

 WV> Did it get processed in any way? Maybe you can send the file?

Like me, my (DOS/Win) system is failing bit-by-bit.  What used to work now
doesn't.  Everything on this side of the transaction looked good.  Nothing
happened.  I suspect the background DOS task got killed by an unknown
Windows action.  :(  I'll send the file to you.  It will appear
unaccompanied in your insecure inbound... soon.  Thank you for your
patience, Wilfred.

 WV> Btw: I think 'send' is corrent here. I used google, and found: "'Send'
 WV> is the present tense, 'sent' is the past tense.'" ;) Now I will have
 WV> to try and remember that. Will be difficult. ;)

It sounds so cool with a Dutch accent too.  ;)

Cheers,
Paul.

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