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to: Carol Shenkenberger
from: Maurice Kinal
date: 2006-12-18 06:15:00
subject: Re: xxCarol was: TCOB1 going

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Hey Carol!

Dec 18 11:17 06, Carol Shenkenberger wrote to Maurice Kinal:

 CS> Hey, sounds easy!  I always actually liked FTP better than binkP.

Definetly faster and more reliable.  Easier?  I suppose it could be but at the
moment much of the other stuff is still stuck way back before y2k so it still
has some funkiness to take into account.  My last attempt to liberate myself
wasn't too shabby but needed some work which kind of fell by the wayside after
the Vancouver connection for the node died (Gordon Lewicky).  After that I got
kicked out of the local BC network and later resurfaced in net 140.  Now
rethinking the strategy there as ftp isn't an option unfortunetly.

 CS> long as the server is set right to not over-write packets that is.  

It isn't an issue at the moment.

 CS> Bob Seaborn's is set correctly.  It actually just keeps adding to the 
 CS> same packet until pickup or 500k size then flips to a new one.

Right.  We're using a binkp connection there and so far it has been okay other
then local crashes due to power outages.  I don't have it automated as I kept
running into clashes with the local networks but I think I've now got that
fixed and will probably automate it now ... if I keep it that is.  Still
rethinking everything.

 CS> I've been lazy and havent worked on the Vaio situation just yet.  I 
 CS> will later today though.

I hear ya!  I have been lazy with the Fido stuff myself but in my defence have
been picking away at both 32-bit and 64-bit development systems and bringing
those into sync.  Not anything to do with Fido ... yet.  

Life is good,
Maurice

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