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|    Paul Quinn to Wilfred Van Velzen    |
|    Re: Linux beta    |
|    10 Aug 17 22:39:00    |
      Hi! Wilfred,              On Thu, 10 Aug 17, you wrote to me:               WvV> So my time goes into the make files (and debugging        WvV> possible issues found by Nicolas ;)).              Yep, I'm watching. I'll get to re-configuring things here on the weekend...               WvV>>> There is no smtp server in fmail, just a function        WvV>>> to send pkt files base64 encoded in emails...        PQ>> Oh, I have a similar Fidonet solution for that (dunno        PQ>> about encoding level). That's been running for ~15         PQ>> years. :)               WvV> And you have links that use that? I've never used this        WvV> function in FMail, so I don't know how well or bad it        WvV> works...              I have had many links using it over the years but it gets little to no use       these days. But it's more than you're thinking of. It's original purpose is       to provide a mailing list<-->echomail gateway, either locally-hosted echomail       areas or remote groups. Netmail can be shoved through to email as well, and       vice-versa.              It's called Transnet but is somewhat 'dated', from pre-1998. The distro       archive is available via FREQ from -this- node as 'tn211.zip' (minus quotes).        I also have the required Windows utils and the sources for the following       version (mostly C, C++ and some object files).              Cheers,       Paul.              --- Paul's Win98SE VirtualBox        * Origin: Quinn's Post - Maryborough, Queensland, OZ (3:640/384)    |
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