Re: CDP nodes
 
>  DC> The raduis upgrade is easy put the radius.exe in the argus directory
>  DC> and run it. and argus will still run after radius does.
>  Ok, thanks, that's easy :) xDD
It is always better to backup your stuff first though:)

>  DC> but taurus is a new dir and reset the cfgs upgrade.
>  What do you think about Taurus? many new features? :-?
I do like it:)
the new daemons need getting used to.
they all use a links node number as user and the session pass as password.
and they use the same dirs a binkp ifcico or telnet do.

The ftp daemon needs no "cd out" or any dir change.
you ul to the home dir and your mail is there in the home dir too.

The http daemon lets you d/l and/or delete your pkts and bundles
the upload button lets you send your mail to taurus (manual delete your own
files). there is also a netmail the sysop button that works:)

The pop3 daemon sends your bundles/pkt's uuencoded "Seat" the the
mail client that you connected with.

The smtp daemon takes uuencoded "Seat" emails and makes them
bundles/pkt's/files in your inbound.

The nntp daemon is the newest, It reads pkt files from a links outbound
file box or the main outbound(less desirable). and sends the messages
as newsgroup posts to a news reader. I tested it with a full family net
feed to a point address. its kinda slow to start as it has to read and
purge old posts before it reads in the new ones.

hey if you want to see in action I have a guest/test account
8:8/802.81  session guest

vtdl.net
8021 ftp
8080 http
8025 smtp
8110 pop3
119  nntp

Enough of my rambleings
Be warned I would not recomend the pop3 with that account the
nntp is set to a 10 meg buffer size. so there is more than 10 megs sitting in
the outbound.

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