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mark lewis | Nick Andre | SR13 |
June 20, 2017 3:18 PM * |
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On 2017 Jun 20 14:00:22, you wrote to me: ML>> it supports the MSG message base format... in sbbsecho only but it is ML>> there and not really configurable other than maybe defining the ML>> directory to use. sbbsecho uses it to communicate with other ML>> non-mailer software, too... interbbs games have to use MSG format as ML>> they don't know BSO and can't make FTN PKTs... this is also how ML>> sbbsecho communicates with non-BSO mailers... could probably also ML>> make it directly compatible with dB... problem is how m folks are ML>> still using a non-BSO mailer these days... DM did ask for some ML>> volunteers with non-BSO mailers to please test the new code but no ML>> one responded... NA> Many people in Fido and Othernets are using DB. I don't collect stats, NA> but its being used with all sorts of BBS software. Someone in this NA> echo a few years ago wrote a comprehensive guide to D'Bridge on Linux NA> with SBBS. I know it can work with it, just probably a lot of messing NA> around with SBBSECHO. sbbsecho has been rewritten since then... NA> I did reply to a SBBS developer, Stephen somebody, I forget the NA> name... sometime I believe it was 2 years ago about this. I was asked NA> if I could contribute or help with the code for SBBSECHO and perhaps NA> integrate DB directly. I was told a story about how the code was a NA> mess, it was always something that seemed "tacked on" and was never NA> really satisfactory. yeah, that was the old original sbbsecho that was written by someone else and then eventually adopted into the sbbs repo... since then it has basically sat with a few modifications and updates but nothing really major... then it was decided to rewrite it... now there's more logging and it is easier to see things happening and figure out config problems... MSG is still used in the "middle" for at least netmail... that's how allfix and other tools interact... i'm guessing that they use the same MSG directory that sbbsecho uses... i know there's an option, or there was, to import local netmail... basically netmail that someone wrote to another user on the same system... it would get exported and then needed to be imported back to the destination user's account... there's also an option to not delete unknown netmails so that tools like allfix and interbbs doors can run through them looking for their inbound netmails for processing... NA> I replied very politely and said I was not able to share the entire NA> source code for DB but would be happy to contribute code snippets for NA> packet handling, Queue, mail sessions etc. Anything they needed out of NA> DB I was prepared to share or discuss... but I'm not handing over the NA> entire code. NA> Crickets chirping after that. i doubt they would want the entire code base but yeah, i hear ya... you do have quite a bit of documentation about it, though... i remember reading it a while back... especially the queue stuff... i think as long as MSG is still in use, they should still work together... the question is if sbbsecho needs some more work for MSG mailers or not... with the new rewrite, it may... )\/(ark Always Mount a Scratch Monkey Do you manage your own servers? If you are not running an IDS/IPS yer doin' it wrong... ... The more unpredictable the world is the more we rely on predictions! --- * Origin: (1:3634/12.73) |
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