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    From Wayne Steele@3:633/690 to Scott Little on Saturday, July 17, 2004 19:25:00
    Hi Scott,

    Line 1490: Change BlockWrite(JM^.IdxFile, JamIdx^, JamIdxBufSize);
    Into BlockWrite(JM^.IdxFile, JamIdx^, JM^.IdxRead);

    The EleBBS /mkmsg/mkmsgjam.pas has no record of blockwrite :(

    Any ideas?

    Lata,
    zomorf badnewsbbs@westnet.com.au ICQ: 12489905
    http ftp telnet://badnews.bbs.us & badnewsbbs.darktech.org


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  • From Scott Little@3:712/848 to Wayne Steele on Monday, July 19, 2004 09:37:44
    [ 17 Jul 04 18:25, Wayne Steele wrote to Scott Little ]

    Line 1490: Change BlockWrite(JM^.IdxFile, JamIdx^,
    JamIdxBufSize); Into BlockWrite(JM^.IdxFile, JamIdx^,
    JM^.IdxRead);
    The EleBBS /mkmsg/mkmsgjam.pas has no record of blockwrite :(

    Looks like Maarten replaced it with his FileOBJ unit.


    -- Scott Little [fidonet#3:712/848 / sysgod@sysgod.org]

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  • From Dan Egli@1:311/6 to mark lewis on Friday, July 09, 2004 19:26:46
    Hey mark,

    09 Jul 04 17:00, you wrote to me:

    Netiher do I. Which is why I adopted EleBBS sorta. I've had
    three BBS software's I use abandoned, I don't want to make it
    #4. Teleard, TAG, and RemoteAccess all were abandoned by their
    author. Yes Telegard and RA were picked up again, but they
    also seem to have been dropped again. I'm determined to not
    let that happen to EleBBS untill no one is using it, or till I
    just cann't do it anymore.

    understand that... what compiler are you using? what OS' are you
    compiling for? where is the project based?

    Using FreePascal because with it I can compile natively for Win32, DOS16, OS/2 and Linux. I intend to support one of each. I personally don't see the point of
    the DOS/386 port because if you're running a 386 O/S, then you can use the native port for that O/S (i.e. if you're running DOS/386 under Windows, just use the Win32 model).

    -- Dan

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  • From Dan Egli@1:311/6 to Björn Felten on Saturday, July 10, 2004 18:32:02
    Hey Björn,

    10 Jul 04 18:12, you wrote to mark lewis:

    i found the unix2norm routine... its not anything like
    the stuff i use...

    Here's one that I (and several others) have used for more than ten years now. Take it or leave it. :)

    - = * = -

    unit UnixUtil;

    I will (and did!) take it! Thanks!

    -- Dan

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  • From mark lewis@1:3634/12 to Björn Felten on Friday, January 07, 2005 20:44:04
    [[ major apologies... this should have left here back in July but was inadvertently left locked in my base... better late than never, eh? ]]


    in JAM bases, seenbys are code 2001

    reference the JAM specs for this...

    CONST
    JAMSFLD_OADDRESS = 0;
    JAMSFLD_DADDRESS = 1;
    JAMSFLD_SENDERNAME = 2;
    JAMSFLD_RECVRNAME = 3;
    JAMSFLD_MSGID = 4;
    JAMSFLD_REPLYID = 5;
    JAMSFLD_SUBJECT = 6;
    JAMSFLD_PID = 7;
    JAMSFLD_TRACE = 8;
    JAMSFLD_ENCLFILE = 9;
    JAMSFLD_ENCLFWALIAS = 10;
    JAMSFLD_ENCLFREQ = 11;
    JAMSFLD_ENCLFILEWC = 12;
    JAMSFLD_ENCLINDFILE = 13;
    JAMSFLD_EMBINDAT = 1000;
    JAMSFLD_FTSKLUDGE = 2000;
    JAMSFLD_SEENBY2D = 2001;
    JAMSFLD_PATH2D = 2002;
    JAMSFLD_FLAGS = 2003;
    JAMSFLD_TZUTCINFO = 2004;
    JAMSFLD_UNKNOWN = $ffff;

    an additional note that i see that the mkjam stuff also doesn't do anything with the TZUTC stuff, either... that's a 2004 in the above... i see some mods coming to the stuff that i do here, ;)

    )\/(ark


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  • From mark lewis@1:3634/12 to Björn Felten on Friday, January 07, 2005 20:47:14
    an additional note that i see that the mkjam stuff also
    doesn't do anything with the TZUTC stuff, either... that's a
    2004 in the above... i see some mods coming to the stuff that
    i do here, ;)

    following up to that message that was locked and just released... i made those mods back then and everything seems to work properly... the only problems i've seen are that some programs don't recognise those codes or don't display the data in them... nevertheless, i've implemented them in my version of the mkmsgsrc jam code and am have been using them since July of '04 with no ill effects...

    )\/(ark


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