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|    Nicholas Boel to Roy Witt    |
|    Processing nodelists with UTF?    |
|    23 Jan 12 16:50:35    |
       Re: Processing nodelists with UTF?        By: Roy Witt to Nicholas Boel on Mon Jan 23 2012 07:12 am               > I'm afraid this one went over your head. I replied to Janis that I do have        > more than one echomail feed.              As do I. It might not be as many as you have, but I do know how to keep them       separated all in the same.               > It wasn't an insult, Nick. It just meant that having several sources of        > echomail feeds is probably over your head. That concept will come to you        > with some experience.              I already have two. At the moment I haven't needed any more than that, but       that's always up for reconsideration. :)               > Yes. It doesn't include several echomail feeds...              But it does include more than one.               > Then if you're familiar with FE, you should be able to figure out the        > multi-echomail feed concept. I've used several other mail tossers and        > always go back to what works best.              Yep. I know the concept FE uses, as I've used it before. Nowadays, on Linux, I       just edit an areas.bbs and put the node number of my uplink next to the echo       tag, and any downlinks listed after that. Fairly easy. Then netmail is a       different configuration file. with a simple ROUTE_TO statement.              I had no complaints about Fastecho when I used it. It worked the way it was       supposed to. :)              --       Nick aka axisd - telnet://bbs.pharcyde.org        http://pharcyde.org       --- SBBSecho 2.12-Linux        * Origin: thePharcyde_ telnet://bbs.pharcyde.org (Wisconsin) (1:154/10)    |
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