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   Message 147 of 274   
   Nigel Reed to T.J. Mcmillen   
   Re: XLAXNODE/XLAXDIFF   
   18 Nov 20 13:59:45   
   
   TZUTC: -0600   
   MSGID: 17.fido_bbsinter@1:124/5016 241ab342   
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   PID: Synchronet 3.18c-Linux  Nov 11 2020 GCC 7.5.0   
   TID: SBBSecho 3.11-Linux r3.179 Nov 13 2020 GCC 7.5.0   
   CHRS: ASCII 1   
   T.J. wrote:   
   > TM>     Anyone know who/where to contact to get a key for XLAX   
   ODE/XLAXDIFF?     
   > TM> XLAXDIFF isn't the issue, but XLAXNODE generates a random number to type   
   i   
   > TM> each time it is run.   
   >    
   > Okay I found a message from 2007 saying the author died some years ago.  So,    
   > is there a crack/keymaker anywhere floating around?   
   >    
   You may want to try TBBSNC    
      
   Ref:   
   http://www.fidonet.itu.se/echomail/area/BINKLEY/154   
    DR>> Scott did an uncrippled version for TBBS called TBBSNC (and   
    DR>> TBBSDIFF for updating the nodelist with the latest diff). Since   
    DR>> Scott is no longer around and eSoft no longer has any interest   
    DR>> in TBBS I think Richard could easily get hold of a copy from,   
    DR>> say, www.tbbs.org (I think it is). If not I have a copy which I   
    DR>> still use.   
      
    DH> I didn't realize Richard was running TBBS -- I didn't pay enough   
    DH> attention to the message . I have a custom built xlax* which   
    DH> Scott did for me some years ago, and truthfully I no longer remember   
    DH> what was special about it! :-)   
      
   I don't know if Richard is running TBBS or not. It doesn't matter because   
   TBBSNC works just like XLAXNODE - it *is* XALXNODE to all intents and purposes,   
   but with additions to work with TBBS (which one doesn't have to use if one is   
   not running TBBS). However the major advantage is that it needs no   
   registration. It was issued free to TBBS users and, presumably, eSoft paid a   
   royalty to Scott. But since eSoft has washed its hands entirely of TBBS all the   
   TBBS software is appearing for download free of charge from several servers.   
      
   Best wishes, David   
   --- SBBSecho 3.11-Linux   
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