Hey Bob!

Oct 10 10:27 03, Bob Jones wrote to Maurice Kinal:

 BJ> Well, with max and telnet support, I've had that for some time....  
 BJ> Not too secure..... which HTTPS could solve..... (or SSH support in 
 BJ> Max).....

Should be doable.

 BJ> I don't have a cell phone, so I haven't see what they are doing with 
 BJ> the tiny screens.....

Neither do I but my cousin was showing his off one day getting hockey
scores etc. off the internet with it.  Looked like a BBS menuing system to
me.  I asked him how much that service was costing him and he bragged it
was part of his monthly fee.  A month later the bill showed up and he quit
bragging.  Heh, heh.  I think he can keep it.  :-)

 BJ> My BinkP mailer gets more of a workout than my Binkley mailer at this 
 BJ> point in time.....

Exactly my point about networking and browser capabilities.

 BJ> Well, getting QWK to work under the Maximus Linux port would help 
 BJ> then....

Oh yes!  A very good plan methinks.

 BJ> Then the code could be (ported back) to OS/2 and probably Win32 based 
 BJ> systems....

The problem there is that Linux can already do TCPIP.  It's Windows that is
crippled that way.  Also I would never put server software ported from any
Unix onto a Windows box.  It isn't the same by any stretch of the
imagination.  I'm content to leave Windows well enough alone and only
concern myself with compatiility of them connecting to the Linux box as a
user.  How about you?

Life is good,
Maurice

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