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Robert Wolfe | Doug Mccomber | Date issue with echomail |
May 31, 2012 8:18 AM * |
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-> ->*** Quoting ROBERT WOLFE from a message to Doug Mccomber *** -> ->RW> What are you using for echomail and does the time stamp look fine ->RW> in the BBS itself? Is the BBS machine running in a VM or is it ->RW> running on real, physical hardware? -> ->Irex with its built-in binkp. The dates are correct and intact in the inbound ->packets. The echomail areas in the BBS are in squish format (and were tossed ->by squish). The dates are missing (or appear to be) in the echomail files ->within the BBS. -> ->I'm just using OS/2's included text editor to view them and whether looking at ->the Irex packet or the tossed squish file in the BBS, they have lots of funky ->symbols in them. These symbols may be masking the date in the BBS files, I'm ->not sure. -> ->The BBS computer is real, not a vm. Regardless I don't think the system clock ->has any bearing or the dates would be different, just off. Instead they are ->all exactly the same. By mailer I means are you using the Squish software itself (which I believe has a Y2K update you may need if that is the case), FastEcho, or something else? ...Black holes really suck... ---BapStats Module (bsDBASE v6.1 Build 1) * Origin: Omicron Theta BBS (1:261/20) --- SBBSecho 3.00-Win32 * Origin: LiveWire BBS -=*=- telnet://livewirebbs.com (1:2320/100) --- WILDMAIL!/WC v4.20a * Origin: LiveWire BBS (1:2320/100.0) |
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