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   Andrei Rachita to Andrei Rachita   
   Re: This echo   
   09 Jan 22 17:02:07   
   
   REPLY: 2:292/854 121a1856   
   MSGID: 2:530/306 61daf8f0   
   TZUTC: 0200   
   CHRS: CP437   
   Hi Ward,   
      
   I never wanted to upset you or something.   
   But history starts back in 2013 when you never answered my e-mail.    
   I don't want to sound ungrateful for what you done for me, and I do thank you   
   once again for helping me in 2017 and allowing me to re-join FidoNet.    
   Here is the thread from 2013: (and yes, I thought Janis was a guy).   
      
   Best regards,   
   Andrei.    
      
      
      
   -----Original Message-----   
   From: Andrei Rachita    
   Sent: Monday, July 8, 2013 7:31 AM   
   To: wd@skynet.be   
   Subject: FW: Zone 1 Node Number Application Form   
      
   Hello Mr. Dossche,   
      
   I would like to know what can I do in order to become a FidoNet point (and be   
   able to receive FidoNet mail + access to the FidoNet groups).   
   As far I as know, there are no more nodes on NET 530 (Romania), so that's why   
   I contacted you, as instructed by Mr. Kracht.    
      
   Back in the days (1997) I used to be a point on Catalin Ionescu's BBS:   
   2:530/301.10 (if I remember correctly) and even had access to the Fido to   
   Internet gateway of those days (since we had an ISP who provided only   
   UUCP-based e-mail): andrei.rachita@contact.pcnet.ro.   
      
   For the moment I'm not thinking about setting up a BBS, but would like to have   
   access to the wealth of information I used to have with FidoNet topics.   
      
   Could you please provide me more info about how to setup ARGUS, RADIUS or   
   BINKD for getting FidoNet e-mail ? (do I need to dial-in a BBS or is it doable   
   via TCP/IP).   
      
   Looking forward for your e-mail.   
      
   Best regards,   
   Andrei Rachita   
      
   -----Original Message-----   
   From: Janis Kracht [mailto:janis@filegate.net]    
   Sent: Monday, July 8, 2013 12:43 AM   
   To: Andrei Rachita   
   Subject: Re: Zone 1 Node Number Application Form   
      
   Hello Andrei!   
      
   Thank you for sending an application to join Fidonet!   
      
   Contact the Zone 2 Coordinator, Ward Dossche at wd@skynet.be.? He will be able   
   to find a good place for your node in the nodelist.   
      
   I can answer questions you may have about mailers and echomail tossers though   
   :)   
      
   Most of us are using the binkp protocol to connect with our mailers.    
   If you are running Windows, ARGUS, RADIUS, and BINKD mailers support binkp.    
   If you are running a linux system, you can use the linux version of BINKD.   
      
   Are you going to set up a bbs?   
      
   Take care,   
   Janis   
      
      
   andrei@rachita.net wrote:   
   > On 2013-07-07 at 14:07:32,   
   > The following information was submitted:   
   > >From Host: 89.45.187.119   
   > name = Andrei Rachita   
   > location = Bucharest, Romania   
   > email = andrei@rachita.net   
   > Voice_Phone = +40728949792   
   > Best_Time_To_Call = 6 PM (CET)   
   > Was_Former_Fido_Sysop = NO   
   > Has_POTS_Line =   
   > Is_CM =   
   > Is_IP =   
   > Is_IP_And_POTS = on   
   > Is_POTS_Only =   
   > Is_IP_Only =   
   > Has_BBS =   
   > IP_Connectable =   
   > bbs_name = N/A   
   > data_phone = N/A   
   > system_DNS = N/A   
   > Does_Binkp =   
   > Does_FTP = on   
   > Does_Telnet = on   
   > Does_Vmodem =   
   > Does_Ifcico =   
   > Does_Email_Tunneling =   
   > Does_No_IP_Protocols =   
   > IP_Service_Ports = N/A   
   > Mailer = Don't know   
   > Echomail_Tosser = Don't know   
   > File_tosser =   
   > Needs_A_Feed = YES   
   >   
   >   
      
      
      
    AR>> And also Janis helped and ultimately Ulrich.   
      
    WD> Janis was not in a position to help a Z2 person get a node at all and I   
    WD> was the one who got Ulrich and yourself in contact. It was especially for   
    WD> the purpose of catching single orphaned nodes such as yourself that R56   
    WD> was created. There have been others, look in the nodelist for R56 ... (and   
    WD> I know your AfterShock does not use a nodelist)   
      
    AR>> ... when I first requested access you weren't the one that helped.   
      
    WD> Don't re-write history ... I was the onlyone that helped because others   
    WD> were not in a position to.   
      
    WD> On Sept.8 2017 I posted in the Fidonet Facebook group about the   
    WD> possibility to become listed in a kind of old-boys region for orphaned   
    WD> nodes, even people using tablets/phones with AfterShock or HotDogEd ...   
      
    WD> You jumped on it ... and you became listed Sept.13 2017 in the daily list   
    WD> of day 256. 5 days later ... 5 ... you were already "in". 5 days, most of   
    WD> that probably was talk with Ulrich setting-up passwords, testrun, etc ...   
    WD> so please get your facts straight.   
      
    WD> So please don't re-write history by saying that "when I first requested   
    WD> access you weren't the one that helped" ... I was the onlyone that helped   
    WD> by pointing you to Ulrich...   
      
    WD> And pls, don't mistake direct talk for being unpolite. It's   
    WD> absolute-language and if that is hurtful then 'welcome to the real world'.   
    WD> I don't need groupies like Janis, JoHo and g00r00 had them.   
      
    WD> Take care,   
      
    WD> \%/@rd   
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