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    From Jame Clay@1:120/546 to Russell Tiedt on Friday, November 17, 2006 18:18:56
    Russell,

    Symlink ifcico -> husky or husky -> ifcico ... ?

    it's been awhile, & don't recall for sure; basically, I don't
    think they create/name zone outbound directories quite the same.
    Think I basically let hpt create the outbound directories the way it
    thought it should, then created symlinks as neccessary to ensure that
    binkd & ifcico could see the same directories...

    Hmmm .... you don't happen to have a cut down version of the config file handy
    do you? <grin>

    For ifcico, you mean? Rather depends on what you mean by "cut down"...<g>

    I do have examples of a single config file I use for ifcico by itsself (for pots, IFC, & ITN calls), which I normally name ifcico.conf. it's not exactly short (the version I'm looking at is 249 lines) but that's because it's got a lot of the original configuration remarks in it... Don't think I have a copy of it online publically right now, but I could make it or something like it available for freq (and/or ftp, http); and/or available via email or something...


    Jame


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  • From Russell Tiedt@5:7105/1 to Jame Clay on Saturday, November 18, 2006 14:32:30
    Hello Jame.

    17 Nov 06 18:18, you wrote to me:

    Hmmm .... you don't happen to have a cut down version of the config
    file handy do you? <grin>

    For ifcico, you mean? Rather depends on what you mean by "cut down"...<g>

    Yes, ifcico and crashmail, tho I figure I am nearly finished with the crashmail.perf file, but the way the routing in crashmail works still puzzles me ...

    I do have examples of a single config file I use for ifcico by
    itsself (for pots, IFC, & ITN calls), which I normally name
    ifcico.conf. it's not exactly short (the version I'm looking at is
    249 lines) but that's because it's got a lot of the original
    configuration remarks in it... Don't think I have a copy of it
    online publically right now, but I could make it or something like it available for freq (and/or ftp, http); and/or available via email or something...

    It has also just occured to me that if I use ifcico, I have no need to use BinkD as MBSE BBS can handle ifcico protocol ...

    I don't need the bits for e-mail and news ...

    For e-mail rusty@rusty.org.za should work fine ...

    Russell

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  • From Michiel Broek@2:280/2802 to Russell Tiedt on Saturday, November 18, 2006 22:10:34
    Hi Russell,

    Russell Tiedt wrote to Jame Clay:


    It has also just occured to me that if I use ifcico, I have no need to use

    BinkD as MBSE BBS can handle ifcico protocol ...

    mbcico, started as a modified clone of ifcico, so of course it can handle ifcico connections. It's just better now....

    crashmail.perf file, but the way the routing in crashmail works still

    Greetings, Michiel Broek

    Email: mbse at mbse dot eu
    Fidonet: Michiel Broek at 2:280/2802

    ... THIS definitely takes, eats and shits the cake.

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  • From Russell Tiedt@5:7105/1 to Michiel Broek on Sunday, November 19, 2006 07:21:40
    Hello Michiel.

    18 Nov 06 22:10, you wrote to me:

    It has also just occured to me that if I use ifcico, I have no
    need to use

    BinkD as MBSE BBS can handle ifcico protocol ...

    mbcico, started as a modified clone of ifcico, so of course it can
    handle ifcico connections. It's just better now....

    <VBG>

    Russell

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