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|    Vincent Coen to Sean Dennis    |
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|    16 Apr 22 14:13:20    |
   
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   Hello Sean!   
      
   Answering a msg of , from you to All:   
      
      
   Did you take a look at mbse-1.odt ?   
   It is in the docs directory of the sources along with the mbse-1.pdf file.   
   It was created using LibreOffice but can be read from MS Word I understand.   
   (LibreOffice is a O/S product that is free to get and use and works in a   
   similar way to MS Office and Word).   
      
      
   As I did the convert process a few years back with only light changes,    
   speeling   
   errors and other sillies fixed up.   
      
   I also started with one or more tables at least for the FAQ's but run out of   
   time so left the rest 'as is'.   
      
   The other issue is that as manual the entire document needs a rehash as it is   
   impossible to use when setting up a mbse system for the first time.   
      
   At the moment I am setting up a new system on a Pi to process the elist   
   software as an independent system and that box will only make use of :   
      
   Echos : ELIST, ECHOLIST and Netmail in the name of elistmaint (at 2:25/21)   
      
   Files:   
   ECHOLIST (the elist monthly archive)   
   Z2DAILY for a up to date copy of the nodelist and yes it could be Z1DAILY   
   but the Z2 one is more up to date on a daily basis.   
      
   Possibly NODELISZ but made inactive anyway as the DAILY does the same job and   
   is updated daily.   
      
   Mbse using AKA 2:25/21 with its uplink as 2:250/1 (or possibly 1:3634/12 but   
   made inactive) - I need to speak to Mark Lewis on this if needed as live).   
   As it is 250/1 is a master Hub for Filegate and passes on echo's and files   
   to/from all Mark and/or the other FileGate Star Hub systems.   
      
      
   The idea is that a small box will hold the elist system along with the source   
   programs that make up the elist (and backbone) system so in the event when I   
   get ill or die etc some one younger can take this role overbut just paying for   
   P&P and a contribution to wards to cost of the Pi (and HDD and metal casing   
   and (laptop type Power adaptor).   
      
   All that would be required to get it operation is :   
   1. If not acting as headless - wireless keyboard and mouse (Logitech Kbd -    
   K360   
   and mouse - M325):   
   2. Twin power lead with a sideways 8 connector for country of operation.   
   3. HDMI cable to connect to a monitor device which as as input HDMI.   
   4. Lan cable to conenct to router or a hub/switch.   
    The Pi can use Wireless connection for networking but cable likely to be   
    faster.   
   5. Change to Pi to support router network as currently set to 192.168.1.254    
   for   
    router and internal address as 192.168.1.75   
   6. Arrange for new Net address is required but can use initially 2:25/21    
   with   
    a change of IBN url.   
   7. Change mbse to use that address.   
   8. Change mbse to use another uplink address.   
      
   That it.   
      
      
      
   Vincent   
      
   --- Mageia Linux v8 X64/Mbse v1.0.8/GoldED+/LNX 1.1.5-b20180707   
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