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Hello ED! 07 Oct 04 20:37, you wrote to me: EK> -> Anyone interested in reading Fidonet via your NNTP newsreader? EK> Sounds like a good way to import a virus. I quit importing newsgroups EK> for this reason. Not the setup I am testing.. You have to separate the terms newsgroups from the protocol used in newsgroups.. Fidonet ----> My Mailhub -----> Test Node.. Test node using binkd to interface with my mailhub to exchange fidomail. Test node using Crashmail to create a JAM format message base. ( I maintain a Squish format message base on this node and that of the mailhub /500 ) JamNNTPD is the server that serves up the JAM format fido message base on the test node, except that it converts the messages depending on the direction they are heading into the correct format. There is no interaction with other newsgroups or usenet or the ilk. Its a faster way for people to do offline mail reading, and its not any different than your users accessing your QWacK or Silver Xpress doors. The only real difference is they can use any newsreader. In your case, your users have to have a QWK reader or the SX readers in addition to an archiver/unarchiver. EK> I got an infected packet from you a couple of weeks ago, Norton popped EK> up a warning that it had been deleted :) If it was a mail packet, then there was probably uuencoded content in a message in some echo, I cannot control that. Do remember that the mail hub runs under Linux, its not susceptible to the crap Windoze is vulnerable to. == Ross ICQ: 5305939 Food For thought: A Democrat with convictions can be found behind bars! ... Digression is education. --- GoldED+/LNX 1.1.5-30512* Origin: The Eastern Star - Spartanburg, SC USA (1:123/456) SEEN-BY: 633/267 270 @PATH: 123/456 500 106/2000 633/267 |
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