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   MSGID: 2:250/1@fidonet 63e4f390   
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   TID: MBSE-FIDO 1.0.8.2 (Linux-x86_64)   
   Hello Alan!   
      
   Thursday February 09 2023 03:30, you wrote to Elistmaint at 2:25/21 Pi:   
      
    >> System name  Elist Control   
    >> Sysop        Elistmaint (elist@gmail.com)   
    >> Location     Hatfield, UK   
    >> Remark       The Elist Maintain Co-Ordinator   
    >> Network aka  2:25/21@fidonet   
    >> Internet     applewood.linkpc.net   
    >> Running      MBSE BBS v1.0.8 on Linux-armv7l   
      
    >> Conn. Phone number         Maximum speed        Fidonet Flags   
    >> ----- -------------------- --------------------   
    >> ------------------------- Inet  applewood.linkpc.net 276000000   
    >> CM,XA,IBN   
    >> --------------------------------------------------------------------   
    >> -----   
      
    >> Area ECHOLIST - Fido - Echolist   
    >> --------------------------------------------------------------------   
    >> ----- EL230207.ZIP     143 Kb. This is ELyymmdd.ZIP the On Demand   
      
    > Are you hatching a new echo list every day?   
      
   You not reading the posts here ?   
      
   Any updates to the elist system are noted and at 23:30 each evening that such   
   updates occur that change description or title as well as new entries generate   
   a new On-Demand archive.   
      
   This ensures that for those Sysop's that wish to keep up to date for the file   
   BACKBONE.NA can do so as this file is useful to auto update their Echo areas   
   when any downlinks request any and this allows their system to automatically   
   deal with the request without any Sysop intervention.   
   This method allows their system to auto create new echos into the system and   
   at the same time helps to request any not currently supported to their   
   designated Echo uplink.   
      
   Of course this does depend on Sysops having a procedure / script / batch   
   command file in place to extract the files they need and place then in the   
   correct folder / directory for this all to happen :)   
      
   Personally I like auto with me doing as little as possibly when ever    
   available.   
   Keeps my time on maintenance down.   
      
   Vincent   
      
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