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mark lewis | Tony Langdon | Modem emulator over TCP/IP |
January 14, 2018 6:05 AM * |
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On 2018 Jan 14 17:43:00, you wrote to Rick Christian: RC>> I'd love to find a Linux path for GIGO, the various UseNet/EMAIL to RC>> Fido gating systems all seem to be DOA regardless of OS. I may still RC>> scrape all the pieces together and mix up a VM with DOSBox etc. to RC>> try this out for a project, but I've got other things on the list RC>> right now. TL> Yeah, all are dead, as are the ham packet radio to FTN gating systems TL> that were around in the 90s. Sadly, GIGO is abandonware. Someone TL> would have to rewrite a clone from the ground up. au contrare'... the GIGO source code is available and has been ported... i don't know how well the port works, though... i still use the original binaries from jason on my OS/2 system... https://www.gigo.com/post/GIGO_Announcement/ https://www.gigo.com/post/GIGO_History/ unfortunately the source code is not available from the ftp site linked in one of the above articles... IIRC, our friend in Oz has a repo with the modified code available... but, if not, i do have the original allsource.zip that jason released back in '97 or '98... the archive is about 3Meg in size... one need only ask )\/(ark Always Mount a Scratch Monkey Do you manage your own servers? If you are not running an IDS/IPS yer doin' it wrong... ... Biochemists wear designer genes. --- * Origin: (1:3634/12.73) |
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