Hello Jerry!

On Sunday October 15 2006 18:11, you wrote to me:

 MvdV>> Just a small note. According to your programme I am CM. That
 MvdV>> howver is not entirely correct. I carry the ICM flag, meaning
 MvdV>> that my IP side of my system is on-line 24/7. For POTS however
 MvdV>> I have limited reachability. ZMH plus the hour before as
 MvdV>> indicated by the Tbc flag actually...

 JS> I see the problem.

It is no big deal. Just tried t make you aware of this little detail.

 JS> My program simply looks for CM in the flags, which is obviously too
 JS> simplistic. I need a better regex, which I'm not in the mood to come
 JS> up with right now. I need to look for "CM" at the beginning of the
 JS> flags, ",CM," if not at the end of the flags, and either
"CM" or ",CM"
 JS> at the end of the flags.

Hmmm, just looking at a match at the end of a flag does not seem right to
me. That way you can indeed not discriminate between ICM and CM. Or TCM an
CM for that matter...

 JS> I need to relearn regex every time I use them, it seems.

As I said, it is no big deal. In the past it might have been. My voice line
doubles as my POTS modem line during the night. Has been like that for
almost ten years now. In the early days I sometimes got called during the
day - in my "voice slot" - by modems. That is history. Have not
has such a call in four or five years.

Cheers, Michiel

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