RC> Do you recall which version(s) you were using? Because a fix was
 RC> included for the issue in v0.7, which was released in December of
 RC> 2011...

No I don't. It was the last version that hadn't been touched in years before
someone else picked it up.

Oddly enough, most of the Tinytic auto-posts in the file announcement echos are
still using it. I don't think I've seen a v0.7 being used yet. It would be nice
to see if that fixed the issue, although I don't remember it ever actually
being "fixed." It was definitely "addressed" though,
but it was still quirky.

 RC> The changes since then have been things like the build system or docs 
 RC> changes. Plus I've done a bit of work for Debian/Ubuntu packaging.

Ah okay. Well at least someone is doing something, rather than letting the code
rot somewhere.

 RC>    Exactly why I started working on it myself; it's not enough for things
 RC> like my hub system but it works quite well for points or the private node
 RC> I was running on my netbook (before the hardware failure, was running
 RC> Crashmail, BinkD, TinyTIC, JamNNTPd, GoldED...).

I'm currently working on another full blown system in a VM that will eventually
become a node in every network I'm involved with. When that happens (if the
developer hasn't included a file/tic processor yet), I'll definitely take
another look at Tinytic and see if I can help out in any way. 

Regards,
Nick

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