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25 Apr 06 11:51, Vladimir Donskoy wrote to Roy Witt: VD>>> I wrote about one of technical purposes of own zone - ZMH problem. RW>> There has never been a ZMH problem in Fidonet. ZMH is rarely RW>> enforced. VD> But Policy4 demand ZMH! Yes it does, but that policy has been a deterant to progress in Fidonet for 16 years now. In the past, it was used to beat the sysops into submission by the *Cs. I'll bet the same thing is happening in your region now. Anyway, the rest of Fidonet no longer requires that sysops comply with ZMH. RW>> If the sysops in R50 need to have a ZMH, set a time that suites your RW>> needs and don't let anyone bully you into what they think it should RW>> be. VD> In my opinion, ZMH is necessary to replace in general with "an VD> operating time of node", a maximum having designated a special VD> nodelist flag time of the minimal congestion (load) node (for example VD> - #XY with any values X and Y). That's the wrong use for that flag, but I suppose anything is possible if the need is there. Perhaps a better solution would be for your ZC to create a nodelist flag that indicates a ZMH other than the zone's ZMH. ZMH being the best flag for that purpose, of course. VD>>> Time Z2MH is not usable not only for east but for west of Russia - VD>>> Moscow time 6:30-7:30 isn't correct for home and particulary office VD>>> nodes! RW>> Well, that's not a very good arguement against your present ZMH. RW>> Unless you're saying that people don't get up early enough to turn RW>> on their computer and have it ready for ZMH when the hour comes. The RW>> BBSs and those whose systems are online all the time have no room to RW>> argue that point. Their systems are, or should be, automatic. VD> You don't understand me - people may (want) have incoming (or VD> outgoing) voice calls at this time! I understood that part. You've clearly explained that only one phone line is available, although two are also available at a high cost. The combination of the Thg flag (available 0730-0630 (23hours)) and a ZMH flag, using the same Tyz schedule - ZMH:vw, indicating that your ZMH is from 2130 to 2230 (just as an example). Your region could implement this without a problem by placing the ZMH flag after the User flag, i.e. U,ZMH:vw - no ZC aproval required, just your RC's... VD> In your country peoples may have same phone lines and lease one of VD> them for FIDO only, but in our country law protect having two phone VD> lines on one apartment (but it may only for many money; and lots VD> peoples have not a phone), so we have only one phone on FIDO and VD> voice. VD>>> So "limit" nodes for relocate - all Russia (not Whiterussia or VD>>> Ukraina, which have time zone UTC+2). RW>> Here's what you can do. The RC is the only one who's going to be RW>> contacted by the ZC during ZMH. The rest of R50 doesn't have to RW>> comply with the ZCs ZMH, as it's none of his business. All of your RW>> NCs can comply with the Z2Cs ZMH, or not. But all others don't have RW>> to worry about that. They can use an hour that's convenient for them RW>> and their *C. Say 0100-0200 local time. Then, only the RC is RW>> responsible to the ZC and the NCs are only responsible to the RC. RW>> That leaves the whole issue as moot, as far as the ZC is concerned. RW>> Then you set up a routing system that only certain systems use to RW>> pass netmail to the other sysops. VD> This is contradictory Policy... But really we in fact make this. Yes, that's the way it is in all of Fidonet. VD> You ignore other moment of ZMH - guarantee (warrant) send and receive VD> netmail to node (for complain purposes, for example). So route for VD> netmail is not guarantee this and not change to direct connections. VD>>> I think that many our problem will decide in Z2 if Ward change his VD>>> position RW>> Never. VD> :-) so will change self Ward. He have 55 years old - go to pension! VD> :-) You can elect your own ZC if you want to... VD>>> (or if Russian will elect to Z2C), RW>> Call for an election, but get your region to agree on one person RW>> before you call for it. R50 outnumbers the rest of Z2, so whoever RW>> you choose is a shoe-in. VD> Contradictory Policy - election ZC by RCs, not majority sysops... Yes it is, but it has been done in Z1 this way. The NCs polled their nodes and the general consensus of their nets were sent to the election coordinator as a vote by the net. The election coordinator tallied up the Region votes (we have 10 regions) and the candidate with the most RC votes was chosen as the ZC. VD> So region with 1 sysop (Bjorn Felten for example) have so much votes VD> how much our region with 3000 sysops. This is why you want to forget about doing it according to policy and do it as I've suggested. You'll never get anywhere going by a policy that protects the *Cs from the sysops vote. Roy --- Twit(t) Filter v2.1 (C) 2000* Origin: Hacienda de Rio de Guadalupe * South * Texas, USA * (1:1/22) SEEN-BY: 633/267 270 5030/786 @PATH: 1/22 379/1 106/2000 633/267 |
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