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to: Maurice Kinal
from: Russell Tiedt
date: 2003-10-05 18:16:10
subject: Local logon

Hello Maurice.

02 Oct 03 16:06, you wrote to me:

 RT>> Well, it creates the QWK packet in the OLR directory, so, it
 RT>> should be possible to get it moved elsewhere, so binkd, ftp or
 RT>> other transport means could be used.

 MK> That depends on the client's capabilities as well as the BBS's.  I'll
 MK> be testing out kermit later and possibly zmodem if I get around to
 MK> writing a capable zmodem terminal thingy or figure out how to get
 MK> minicom to network.  We'll see but I figure at least the BBS will have
 MK> that capability even if I don't.  Kermit should work no problem
 MK> though.  After that I'm thinking ftp transfer.

Well, my thinking would be that Max will get an extra option, say, QWK and 
BinkD/P for mail exchange.

When BinkD/P is chosen as the protocol to be used, the mail packet, whatever 
format the user has chosen, would be created, and moved to a directory (BinkD 
mailbox) where it can be fetched, got using a BinkD client or FTP client for 
that matter, provided that the correct user names/passwords are given, as 
configured in the user section of Max.

Could work. :-))

Russell

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