Hi,   
      
   On 2016-09-02 21:27:02, Paul Quinn wrote to Wilfred van Velzen:   
     about: "New: PING/TRACE function. Tests requested.":   
      
    WV>> Oops I missed the "insecure" part. I almost never look there. So I   
    WV>> only just found it:   
      
    PQ> I can hardly have put it somewhere else; we don't have an agreed session   
    PQ> password.  :)  Oh look, that's where it got to...   
      
   )   
      
    WV>> + 24 Aug 02:05:05 [29633] rcvd: PINGPROJ.ZIP (37717, 37717.00 CPS,   
    WV>> 3:640/384@fidonet)   
      
    PQ> That's the one!  Tricky little thing it was.   
      
    WV>> I'll have a look later on...   
      
    PQ> As in all of my Fidonet dealings, I have no expectations...   
      
   Well, it was easy. ;)   
      
   I noticed you used the findfirst() function which is Borland specific. And   
   indeed it compiled unaltered on Borland C++ 6, with just one warning...   
      
   But I had to fix a few things to make it work as a 32 bit program. Here it is:   
      
   http://www.vlzn.nl/tmp/PINGBOT005.ZIP   
      
   With the changed source and the Borland project files included.   
      
    PQ> Thanks for looking at it, Wilfred.  Laugh if you get the urge.   
      
   Well, laughing no, weeping yes. ;)   
      
    PQ> You may then understand why I no longer do any such programming.   
      
   I could tell you weren't experienced in C... But you made it work.   
      
   Bye, Wilfred.   
      
      
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