01 Jul 15 15:35, you wrote to Gary DeMontigny:   
      
    ml>>> i've just pulled the latest artware svn repos and compiled them   
    ml>>> on ubuntu 14.04 by following the instructions given in a   
    ml>>> previous message... now i'm trying to figure out how to have   
    ml>>> timed (at least) read the husky fidoconfig... i don't find a   
    ml>>> keyword like HUSKYCFG which would do the same as FASTECHOCFG,   
    ml>>> FMAILCFG, GECHOCFG, SQUISHCFG, WTRGATECFG or XMAILCFG...   
      
    GD>> I did the same. Would the the husky utility fconf2squish work?   
      
    ml> probably... first i've heard of it...   
      
   I stopped using timEd regularly a few years ago, but I used to just auto-run   
   fconf2squish whenever I got new mail, and used the SquishCfg keyword in   
   timed.cfg.   
      
   Someone else can add HuskyCfg support to timEd if they want.   
      
    ml> i had noted something in a changelog about hpt and thought that the   
      
   There is nothing in the timEd changelog about HPT. timEd does not know what   
   HPT is.   
      
    ml> husky stuff would be supported directly but, as previously noted, i   
    ml> haven't found anything in the available documentation... i don't think   
    ml> there's anything in the "unused" directory that would pertain to the   
    ml> husky stuff, either... when i look at config.c, i don't see anything   
    ml> for any other configurations other than squish... at the minimum i   
    ml> need JAM support for all areas... i don't read C/C++ as well as i used   
    ml> to and i don't write C/C++ at all other than very simple fixes that i   
    ml> may discover needing to be done...   
      
   Keep in mind most of the work on timEd stopped after it was ported to UNIX in   
   2003. A couple of minor features were added but the bulk of the code dates   
   back to late 1995 when the original author Gerard van Essen stopped working on   
   it. Which predates Husky by several years.   
      
   Currently JAM support is buggy and most likely completely broken, and it's   
   disabled by default in XMSGAPI for that reason. It might work if you use SMAPI   
   instead of XMSGAPI, but you might encounter other problems that I've long   
   since forgotten about.   
      
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