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   PID: Synchronet 3.21a-Linux master/a53728f520 Apr 24 2025 GCC 13.3.0   
   TID: SBBSecho 3.24-Linux master/45743e3e1 Apr 22 2025 GCC 12.2.0   
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     Re: Switching to binkit   
     By: nelgin to All on Thu Apr 24 2025 01:21 pm   
      
    ne> I'm considering moving from binkp to binkit for no particular reason and   
    ne> just wondered who has done this in the past and are there any pros/cons to   
    ne> the process?   
      
   I haven't used binkp, but when I ran my BBS in Windows, I was using Radius for   
   my mailer.  I eventually decided to switch to binkit because binkit is written   
   in JS for Synchronet and would run wherever Synchronet runs.  I wanted to move   
   my BBS to Linux (which I eventually did), and using binkit helped with that,   
   since binkit continued to run in Linux just as it did in Windows.   
      
   I imagine your reasons may differ though..  If you have a setup that already   
   works, there may be less of a compelling reason to switch, unless you want   
   something that's better integrated with Synchronet.   
      
   Nightfox   
      
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