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|    IB JOE to Robert Wolfe    |
|    Re: Interfacing FD with    |
|    25 Sep 17 18:39:20    |
      On 09/25/17, Robert Wolfe said the following...        RW> Why not build in the exact same functionality directly into Mystic BBS         RW> itself? Would that not be easier?        RW>         RW> ... Ura Montanan if you set up your hunting tent in your driveway.        RW> ___ MultiMail/CYGWIN_NT-6.1 v0.50              I am not sure what JoHo has in his plans for FD. I like FD abd run it on one       of my addresses. There are some limitatiions to all this though. FD only       comes in DOS or OS2. If Sexpots came in an OS2 flovor I'd have people call       the mailer and transfer out to the BBS... As it stands now it doesn't do that.              I'm not a programmer, or do I play one on TV, but the solutions seems simple       enough. FD needs to come in other flavors, windows or linux, and all it       needs to do is handle fileboxes for some of it's outgoing mail. If it's a       modem, or vmodem, call it makes it. If its a binkp call then binkd makes it.              fmail can toss mail real nice as file attach or filesboxes. It wouldn't take       much effort to make things work, on the mail side anyway.              If what I read is correct.... the challange is to get the vmodem side to       work... not sure where I read that.              Fingers crossed... excied to see what comes of it.              IB JOE       AKA Joe Schweier       SysOp of Joe's Computer & BBS       Telnet: joesbbs.com              --- Mystic BBS v1.12 A35 (Raspberry Pi/32)        * Origin: Joe's Computer & BBS -=joesbbs.com=- (1:342/200)    |
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