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Hello Bo. 25 Jun 03 01:59, you wrote to me: BS>>> I wonder, if the BTXE team gave up BTXE? RT>> I get that impression, ... BS> That's quite sad.. In a way, yes, we are fortunate that the code is available, and from when I used it, it only needed some "cosmetic" fixing and possibly a few small improvements, but was other wise capable of handling dial-up connections without problems. BS>>> I guess Qico is the only non-ip-only mailer (except for mbcico, BS>>> but it's a part of MBSE, so you can't use i sepperately) whitch BS>>> isd still under developing, and it's looking good but the BS>>> control interface still miss something.. RT>> Qico, I have not seen yet, mbcico is based on ifcico, RT>> which is another Linux mailer, which I looked at a long while RT>> ago, but did not make much sense to me then, possibly, it is time RT>> to look again, and while I'm at it, give Qico, a look as well. BS> Qico is a ifcico clone too, it just has a control interface, and it BS> runs as deamon because it can dial on flavours you've configured.. It BS> does only EMSI, but Timesync is under implementation, i really don't BS> know about YOOHOO.. Would seem it only is a partial clone of ifcico, maybe it might be an idea to implement/add the "control interface" of Qico into ifcico, which already supports most if not all the required FidoNet transfer protocols. BS> As a good feature too, it supports Janus, Hydra and Zmodem.. And i BS> feel than it's faster than BTXE. That maybe ... BS>>> And i found a patch for SRIF filerequesting, so it's getting BS>>> better and better. RT>> To quote, me dear old Mum, "All good things, come to those who, RT>> .... WAIT" BS> Heh, i runs very fine :) .. and i did write a SRIF processor for BS> Qico/Binkd in C, called Fastreq (state: works for me), it can be BS> downloaded at Must remember to download it. BS> http://www.geekworld.dk/~bo/kode/fastreq.zip BS> I need to train Linked list, then a requester was a greate opportunity BS> :) Okay, Russell --- GoldED+/LNX 1.1.4.7* Origin: Rusty's BBS - Bloemfontein, Free State, South Africa (5:7105/1) SEEN-BY: 206/0 633/267 270 @PATH: 7105/1 7106/22 7102/1 140/1 106/2000 633/267 |
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