Hello mark,

On Friday May 01 2020 16:01, you wrote to Tommi Koivula:

 TK>> The best way is to set the same pkt and session password.

 ml> exactly and since the packet header has only eight characters
 ml> allocated for the packet password, there we are ;)

Binkd does nothing with the packets. As you once said it is "just a filer". It
is other software, such as a tosser that deals with the packets. There is
nothing stopping sysops from having the binkd session password different from
the tosser's packet password.

In fact some say NOT having them the same increases security.


Cheers, Michiel

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