Just a heads up that 3:770/1 will shortly be migrating away from BinkD
This should assist with some
dupe loop niggles created because FE strips inter-zonal SEEN-BY kludges.
Just a heads up that 3:770/1 will shortly be migrating away from
BinkD
Good Luck!!! :)
Just a heads up that 3:770/1 will shortly be migrating away from
BinkD
Good Luck!!! :)
He will need it.... :(
Just a heads up that 3:770/1 will shortly be migrating away from BinkD
+ FastEcho as it's mailer and tosser respectively. In the coming days
I plan to cut the HUB over to one powered by Mystic BBS. This should assist with some dupe loop niggles created because FE strips
inter-zonal SEEN-BY kludges. Mystic does not do that.
I'll post again when the cut over has been completed.
Since this morning I'm getting mail from you in echomail areas I was
never connected to on your system:
Since this morning I'm getting mail from you in echomail areas I was
never connected to on your system:
@MSGID: 2:292/854 10133808
@REPLY: 2:280/464 5cfce8f5
@SEEN-BY: 103/705 153/250 154/10 203/0 220/70 221/0 1 229/426 240/5832 2452/250
@SEEN-BY: 267/800 280/464 5003 5555 292/140 789 8125 854 310/31 317/3 335/364
@SEEN-BY: 393/68 396/45 410/9 423/120 712/848 770/1 100 330 340 772/210 500
@PATH: 292/854 280/464 770/1
@
Since this morning I'm getting mail from you in echomail areas I was never connected to on your system:
It's mystic when that happens ... <pun intended>
\%/@rd
--- D'Bridge 3.99
* Origin: Do not meddle in the affairs of wizards (2:292/854)
@MSGID: 2:292/854 10133808
@REPLY: 2:280/464 5cfce8f5
@SEEN-BY: 1/120 103/705 116/116 123/0 115 150 25 50 755 135/300 138/146 153/250
@SEEN-BY: 6809 757 7715 154/10 18/0 203/0 220/70 221/0 1 360 6 229/426 240/5832
@SEEN-BY: 2452/250 261/38 267/800 280/464 5003 5555 292/140 789 8125 854 310/31
@SEEN-BY: 317/3 320/219 335/364 3634/0 119 12 15 27 50 393/68 396/45
410/9
@SEEN-BY: 423/120 460/58 633/280 640/1321 1384 305 712/848 770/1 100 330 340
@SEEN-BY: 772/210 500
@PATH: 292/854 280/464 221/1 640/1384 3634/12 153/7715 250 770/1
Since this morning I'm getting mail from you in echomail areas I was never connected to on your system:
It's mystic when that happens ... <pun intended>
\%/@rd
--- D'Bridge 3.99
* Origin: Do not meddle in the affairs of wizards (2:292/854)
I plan to restore to FastEcho and revisit my plans. James is not active
at the moment otherwise I would work with him to debug. But for now I'll start looking at a Plan B.
As you can see I am getting dupes to 770/100 from 770/1 after the cut
over.
Since this morning I'm getting mail from you in echomail areas I was
never connected to on your system:
Apologies Wilfred... Can you try and areafix them off?
I plan to restore to FastEcho and revisit my plans. James is not
active at the moment otherwise I would work with him to debug. But for
now I'll start looking at a Plan B.
I plan to restore to FastEcho and revisit my plans. James is not activeat
the moment otherwise I would work with him to debug. But for now I'llstart
looking at a Plan B.
I switched to Hpt from Fastecho. It was quite simple process, there is a configuration converter in the Husky package. There was still some
manual work to do but the converter helped a lot.
Any thoughts on Plan B, you would like to share with us? ;)
I'm getting dupes all the time. No big deal they get trashed.
On 10 Jun 2019 at 11:43a, Wilfred van Velzen pondered and said...
Any thoughts on Plan B, you would like to share with us? ;)
HPT at this stage will let you know when/if done :)
Have you considered FMail? (Since you are using Windows)
It can import the AREAS.BBS file of other tossers... ;)
Fmail is so advanced, it has a seperate menu option for the author's
name.
On 2019-06-11 09:22:13, you wrote to me:
Fmail is so advanced, it has a seperate menu option for the author's
name.
Does it?
Fmail is so advanced, it has a seperate menu option for the author's name.
Does it?
Have you considered FMail? (Since you are using Windows)
It can import the AREAS.BBS file of other tossers... ;)
Fmail is so advanced, it has a seperate menu option for theauthor's
name.
Does it?
Yes, versions of it did.
I see now that it is advanced even further,
with the ability to say hi to the author. Must have some real advanced
AI. We better be careful; it may send an evil robot back in time to
kill Sarah Connor.
Yet you used that function, so that AI is in your computer... And now Ican
read all those secret Z1 areas directly on your computer. Thank you!
You and some others seem to obsess about Z1 secret areas so much; I
think you just secretly want to join Z1. Its okay to admit it, Ward
won't be offended.
Have you considered FMail? (Since you are using Windows) It can
import the AREAS.BBS file of other tossers... ;)
I have but honestly the lack of JAM support for Netmail is a key
reason I have not opted to use it.
You and some others seem to obsess about Z1 secret areas so much; I think you just secretly want to join Z1. Its okay to admit it, Ward won't be offended.
Maybe I already did, secretly...
much; I WV> NA> think you just secretly want to join Z1. Its okayYou and some others seem to obsess about Z1 secret areas so
to admit it, Ward
won't be offended.
Maybe I already did, secretly...
The Z1 secret echos are so secret, no systems are in the Seen-By line
@MSGID: 1:229/426 11D6CF63
You and some others seem to obsess about Z1 secret areas so much; I
think you just secretly want to join Z1. Its okay to admit it, Ward
won't be offended.
Maybe I already did, secretly...
The Z1 secret echos are so secret, no systems are in the Seen-By lines.
Nick
--- Renegade vY2Ka2
On 01-17-20 19:17, Paul Hayton wrote to All <=-
Is back up now after a planned power cut.
Is back up now after a planned power cut.
Is back up now after a planned power cut.
Pay your utilities bill and power will not be cut.
Is back up now after a planned power cut.
Pay your utilities bill and power will not be cut.
Power pole replacement Ward...
Pay your utilities bill and power will not be cut.
Power pole replacement Ward...
What? Power poles? How primitive ...
Nick Andre wrote to Ward Dossche <=-
Pay your utilities bill and power will not be cut.
Power pole replacement Ward...
What? Power poles? How primitive ...
We have them here too. We get to enjoy them when we are not busy
churning butter or caring for the horses that transport our buggy
to the town square.
We have them here too. We get to enjoy them when we are not busy churning butter or caring for the horses that transport our buggy
to the town square.
I'd love to get out and enjoy them, but I've still got to slop the
hogs and milk the cows before sundown. I taint been to the town
square in nearly a fortnight.
Is back up now after a planned power cut.
Pay your utilities bill and power will not be cut.
Power pole replacement Ward...
What? Power poles? How primitive ...
What? Power poles? How primitive ...
One as to remember that some places are a tad larger than Belgium.
Burying all of the power lines is a rather large task that is still under action.
What? Power poles? How primitive ...
One as to remember that some places are a tad larger than Belgium.
Burying all of the power lines is a rather large task that is still under
action.
So ... sewers are hanging also from poles? Water mains?
No? If these are burried then there's no incentive not to bury power
lines ... and phone lines ... and ...
Power pole replacement Ward...
What? Power poles? How primitive ...
Can you drive for 250km along any major highway in Belgium and see no
signs of human presence (other than the road you're travelling on)?
Power pole replacement Ward...
What? Power poles? How primitive ...
Umm You have who for a President? :-)
I think it would be hard to drive 250 km along any highway here and not be in at least one other country ... or at the bottom of the sea.
Which is why the America genre of the "road trip" film doesn't map well
to European cinema. You could drive two days and still be in Texas!
I've done that in Montana and Alaska, and one time in my life I wasunhappi
surprised when driving from Missoula MT to NYC.
I've done that in Montana and Alaska, and one time in my life I wasunhappi
surprised when driving from Missoula MT to NYC.
Was that in the minivan?
The kingdom of Belgium, until further notice, does not have a president ...
yet.
Not that we are particularly fond of him, th rulership of the country
should not depend upon a specific sperm which swam fater than all the
others.
On 01-20-20 10:23, David Drummond wrote to Ward Dossche <=-
I think you'll find that much of Australia does not have "sewers" as
you know them. Where I live there are no sewers, no piped water.
The unburied power and phone lines date back to before easy burying technology was available. They have continued to maintain the poles and lines since inception as to bury them all now would incur an expense
that no-one seems to want to bear.
Much of Australia's road infrastructure is rather shitty too - the
country is simply too large for the meagre population to afford better stuff.
Can you drive for 250km along any major highway in Belgium and see no signs of human presence (other than the road you're travelling on)?
On 01-20-20 09:51, Kurt Weiske wrote to Ward Dossche <=-
Which is why the America genre of the "road trip" film doesn't map well
to European cinema. You could drive two days and still be in Texas!
I'm 150km from Melbourne, that distance it
barely shows on a map of Oz. :)
The kingdom of Belgium, until further notice, does not have a president ... yet.
Not that we are particularly fond of him, the rulership of the country >should not depend upon a specific sperm which swam faster than all the >others.
My Apologies... I thought you were from the Orange variety :-)
At least you have great beer!
I think it would be hard to drive 250 km along any highway here and not
be in at least one other country ... or at the bottom of the sea.
Re: Re: 3:770/1
By: Ward Dossche to David Drummond on Mon Jan 20 2020 08:03 am
I think it would be hard to drive 250 km along any highway here and not WD>> be
in at least one other country ... or at the bottom of the sea.
Which is why the America genre of the "road trip" film doesn't map well
to European cinema. You could drive two days and still be in Texas!
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On 01-21-20 15:01, Paul Quinn wrote to Tony Langdon <=-
Hi! Tony,
On 01/21/2020 11:40 AM, you wrote to David Drummond:
I'm 150km from Melbourne, that distance it
barely shows on a map of Oz. :)
Just down the road a bit. I thought Bendigo was an outer suburb of Melbourne. ;)
I'm 150km from Melbourne, that distance it
barely shows on a map of Oz. :)
Just down the road a bit. I thought Bendigo was an outer suburb of
Melbourne. ;)
Haha how insulting. :P
On 01-22-20 16:52, Paul Quinn wrote to Tony Langdon <=-
Just down the road a bit. I thought Bendigo was an outer suburb of
Melbourne. ;)
Haha how insulting. :P
Oh, bummer. I really liked Melbourne, in all of my travels. (It was
my favourite town till I found Perth.) There again, I did Melbourne during a -lost- long weekend...
A group of guys from work took me along as a fourth for a 'sports' weekend, on a train trip sampling all the beers from three states to
get there. (I wasn't a beer drinker then and still don't care for it,
50 years later.) The lost weekend was a persistent pissy blur.
I think it would be hard to drive 250 km along any highway here and PA>WD> not be in at least one other country ... or at the bottom of the sea.
Untrue. A certain REC then, RC, now drove 500+Km just to have dinner with
a ZC and 500+ back. Still in the same EU country :)
It's a little under 2 hours to Melbourne by car or train.
On 01-22-20 10:05, Ward Dossche wrote to Tony Langdon <=-
It's a little under 2 hours to Melbourne by car or train.
2 hours by car in any direction and I'm out of the country ... Netherlands, France, Germany, Luxembourg. 3 hours and I'm in England.
Just down the road a bit. I thought Bendigo was an outer suburb of Melbourne. ;)
It's a little under 2 hours to Melbourne by car or train.
2 hours by car in any direction and I'm out of the country ... Netherlands, France, Germany, Luxembourg. 3 hours and I'm in England.
Here, you can't even drive to all state without getting wet (though the Melbourne to Devonport ferry is funded as a 400km stretch of the"national
highway", meaning really good subsidies for putting your car on theferry.
But going north or west, you can drive for _days_ at highway speedswithout
reaching the ocean. :)least 30
From here, 2 hours south won't even get you to the coast (that's at
minutes further). 2 hours roughly SE will get you just past the centreof
Melbourne. 2 hours east and you're in the foothills below the skiresorts
(another couple of hours at least to get to ski). 2 hours north willactually
get you to another state (NSW) and in the middle of a featurelessplain. 2
hours west and less than halfway to the western state border with South Australia. :)
2 hours by car in any direction and I'm out of the country ...
Netherlands, France, Germany, Luxembourg. 3 hours and I'm in
England.
And what is the population of Belgium who are paying to maintain/update that infrastructure of the country?
Untrue. A certain REC then, RC, now drove 500+Km just to have dinnerwith
a ZC and 500+ back. Still in the same EU country :)
That was a memorable event ... I remember the beer too ... :-)
The Saint George Lyccabettus hotel was where we first met ... will never forget it.
I should visit Brussels sometime this year so we will have one or more of these famous belgian beers :)
Let me know well in tine. It is possible and Brussels is like 40km.
I think it would be hard to drive 250 km along any highway here and
not be in at least one other country ... or at the bottom of the sea.
Which is why the America genre of the "road trip" film doesn't map
well to European cinema. You could drive two days and still be in
Texas!
On the other hand, you can do roadtrips too here ... I can drive to Moscow, Russia while you can drive only to Moscow, Idaho ... :-)
2 hours by car in any direction and I'm out of the country ... Netherlands, France, Germany, Luxembourg. 3 hours and I'm in England.
What? Power poles? How primitive ...
On the other hand, you can do roadtrips too here ... I can drive to GK>WD> Moscow, Russia while you can drive only to Moscow, Idaho ... :-)
You can also "downscale" the whole thing by reducing the maximum
velocity. Was 25km/h brought into Belgian cinemas (one or two years ago)?
You can also "downscale" the whole thing by reducing the maximum
velocity. Was 25km/h brought into Belgian cinemas (one or two years ago)?
I think I don't understand what you're hinting at.
You can also "downscale" the whole thing by reducing the maximum
velocity. Was 25km/h brought into Belgian cinemas (one or two years NA>GK> ago)?
I think I don't understand what you're hinting at.
Belgian porn? Two hours of begging?
You can also "downscale" the whole thing by reducing the maximum
velocity. Was 25km/h brought into Belgian cinemas (one or two years
ago)?
I think I don't understand what you're hinting at.
I think I don't understand what you're hinting at.
A German roadmovie named "25km/h" from 2018 or 2019 (cannot remember exactly) where the main characters used Mofas (top speed: 25km/h) for
their trip.
I don't think such a movie has been released here ...
Just looked-up the theatrical trailer ... it seems like fun.
I should visit Brussels sometime this year so we will have one ormore of
these famous belgian beers :)
Let me know well in tine. It is possible and Brussels is like 40km.
PAUL HAYTON wrote to ALL <=-
Hi guys
I have moved the 3:770/1 HUB from FastEcho, Allfix and BinkD across to
a combo
of HPT, Htick and BinkD. I've also migrated from a Windows system to Linux.
I expect there will be a few wobbles along the way. If you spot
anything amiss please let me know.
Cheers, Paul
--- Mystic BBS v1.12 A46 2020/08/26 (Windows/32)
* Origin: Agency BBS | Dunedin, New Zealand | agency.bbs.nz
(3:770/100)
Great work! I'll let you know If I see anything.
Nick
Just working on getting nodelist compilation sorted now.
I have moved the 3:770/1 HUB from FastEcho, Allfix and BinkD across to
a combo of HPT, Htick and BinkD. I've also migrated from a Windows
system to Linux.
I expect there will be a few wobbles along the way. If you spot
anything amiss please let me know.
Just working on getting nodelist compilation sorted now.
Are you doing R57 daily segments?
What editor are you using?
Anyway ... congratulation!
All looks fine!
What editor are you using?None, I'll likely aim to set up GoldEd but first I'm just trying to
get the echomail, netmail and file bases working as expected. :)
All looks fine!Cheers... I hope that the zone gating / stripping stuff FastEcho did
can now be a thing of the past for this system.
Are you doing R57 daily segments?Not as yet, but give me a few weeks and I may well be :)
Great work! I'll let you know If I see anything.
Folks, apologies. I ran a re-toss process at 3:770/1 and it's sent out some older packets that were unintended. Apologies if I've sent out
some dupes.
Folks, apologies. I ran a re-toss process at 3:770/1 and it's sent out some older packets that were unintended. Apologies if I've sent out some
2665 went into my bad area, some dating back to 2020 (That was a year to remember).
The rest went into the dupe area.... not as many....
Try using the -tooold 60 (Day number) for your config...
I was wondering. Caught a bunch in my dupes folder that looked like they all came from here. Didn't check the seen-bys or anything as it looked like they were all caught anyway.
| Sysop: | Keyop |
|---|---|
| Location: | Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, UK |
| Users: | 412 |
| Nodes: | 16 (2 / 14) |
| Uptime: | 07:54:05 |
| Calls: | 8,639 |
| Calls today: | 2 |
| Files: | 13,238 |
| Messages: | 5,937,002 |