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   Message 6,688 of 8,232   
   Kai Richter to Maurice Kinal   
   i've been duped ... or was i?   
   04 Dec 20 05:38:14   
   
   REPLY: 1:153/7001 5fc95d6c   
   MSGID: 2:240/77 5fc9c402   
   CHRS: LATIN-1 2   
   TID: hpt/lnx 1.4.0-sta 09-04-05   
   Hello Maurice!   
      
   03 Dec 20, Maurice Kinal wrote to Kai Richter:   
      
    MK> For my part I am attempting to make 1:153/7001 a potential wireless   
    MK> access point for offline readers and am going to keep everything to a   
    MK> bare minimum.   
      
   Offline Readers is a another chapter and i do not know much about that.   
      
    MK> So far it looks like only the MSGID is required to successfully   
    MK> transverse the whole of fidonet.  Thus a point-like setup between   
    MK> 1:153/7001 and any user on the wireless should have the user's app   
    MK> generate it's own MSGID that will ensure uniqueness no matter if   
    MK> another user on the wireless generates the EXACT same serialno since   
    MK> the origaddr will ensure uniqueness due to the point part of the   
    MK> origaddr.   
      
   As far as i remember offline readers like QWK are an interface to a BBS and   
   act like online BBS users. And like online BBS users they are operating with   
   the main aka of the BBS.   
      
    MK> This isn't that far off from a numbered userbase on a BBS where by   
    MK> default the sysop is listed as number 1.   
      
   I can't remember how QWK uses the usernumber index. Maybe that was part of the   
   BBS responsibilties.   
      
    MK> Thus whether universal or AREA based any half-assed dupechecker   
    MK> should have no issues with the output.   
      
    MK> For the record I am using the "^AMSGID: origaddr serialno" format as   
    MK> specified in fts-0009.001.   
      
   If you're going to use point numbers then you do not have an offline reader -   
   it's a point software. "Offline reader" could be used even for fully featured   
   node systems too, just because fidonet is an offline network. It's basics are   
   store and forward if connected and disconnect after packages sent.   
      
   Regards   
      
   Kai   
      
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