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|    Phil Kimble to mark lewis    |
|    Linux Qwk    |
|    30 Apr 18 13:52:00    |
      Mark,               PK>> I am looking for a qwk/Bluewave door to that would allow me to         PK>> download OLM/qwk packets from my Linux server. Without setting up a         PK>> bbs, that is.               ml> umm... you have to have a bbs to run a door of any kind ;)       True. I was hoping to set something up as a cron job if possible.               PK>> For clarification: I want to be able to login into my Linux mail hub,        PK>> grab a qwk/Bluewave packet, download it to my desktop, read the mail,        PK>> upload the packet, then send it into the FidoNet bliss. All without        PK>> setting up a bbs, which actually may be the easiest approach. But        PK>> looking for recommendations.               ml> why not just set up a point and do it the fidonet way? you can set up         ml> a point with three pieces of FTN software...               ml> fastecho, fmail or hpt for tosser...        ml> binkd for mailer...        ml> timed or golded for reader...        ml> no need for zip or any archivers if you send raw PKTs back and         ml> forth...              That pretty much describes my current system = binkd/hpt/htick/msged. Light       weight       & easy to manage. I tried to get golded setup but it wouldnt run. Limnited       time        so I stayed close to what I know.               ml> you don't say what OS you're running on your desktop... the above is         ml> pretty generic but geared toward winwhatever... for linux, hpt,         ml> binkd, and golded are what i'm using... i don't even use a nodelist               My desktop is mac osx but also use Win7 vm. The fido system is a CentOS7 vps       box.                ml> Always Mount a Scratch Monkey              After a few months in the field, I find myself mounting most anything!!              --- Msged/LNX 6.1.2        * Origin: Bayhaus.net - Colorado Springs - Serving the FrontRange (1:128/2)    |
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