Hello everybody!

The subject kind of says it all. It's good to be back!

Fermin
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Hello Fermin,

@MSGID: 2:301/123 60973092
@CHRS: CP850 2
@TZUTC: 0200

Hello everybody!

The subject kind of says it all. It's good to be back!

Fermin
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Looks good.

Ttyl :-),
Al

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Fermin Sanchez -> All <0@123.301.2> wrote:

Hello everybody!

The subject kind of says it all. It's good to be back!

Fermin
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Welcome back!

--
At‚ logo,
Flavio Bessa

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Fermin Sanchez -> All <0@123.301.2> wrote:

Hello everybody!

The subject kind of says it all. It's good to be back!

Fermin
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Just need to fix your origin line…

--
Até logo,
Flavio Bessa
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Hello, Flavio Bessa.
On 09/05/2021 0.21 you wrote:

Hello everybody!
The subject kind of says it all. It's good to be back!
Fermin
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Just need to fix your origin line…

Yes, there is one extra space!

Tommi

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Hi, Fermin!

09 ¬ © 21 02:44, Fermin Sanchez -> All:

@MSGID: 2:301/123 60973092
@CHRS: CP850 2
@TZUTC: 0200

Hello everybody!

The subject kind of says it all. It's good to be back!

Welcome home.

Fermin
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Have nice nights.
Brother Rabbit.

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Hello Flavio!

09 May 21 00:21, you wrote to me:

Fermin Sanchez -> All <0@123.301.2> wrote:

Hello everybody!

The subject kind of says it all. It's good to be back!

Fermin
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Just need to fix your origin line…

Ah yes, the origin line. I used to have quite a collection of "Oh bother" taglines. I'll see what I can do ...

Fermin
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Hello Tommi!

09 May 21 07:34, you wrote to Flavio Bessa:

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Just need to fix your origin line…

Yes, there is one extra space!

Not sure what you mean by that. The space below my name?


Fermin


... Sigh.. Do I just live to be Taglined?
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09 May 21 12:09, Fermin Sanchez wrote to Tommi Koivula:

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Just need to fix your origin line

Yes, there is one extra space!

Not sure what you mean by that. The space below my name?

There are two spaces between '3' and '('. :)

Fermin

... Sigh.. Do I just live to be Taglined?
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. ==
. There!

'Tommi

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Hello Fermin;

Fermin Sanchez wrote to All <=-

Hello everybody!

The subject kind of says it all. It's good to be back!

As am I. I missed the good ol' days of fidonet back in the 90s.

... He does the work of 3 Men...Moe, Larry & Curly
--- MultiMail/Linux v0.52
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Hello Brian!

09 May 21 08:29, you wrote to me:

Hello everybody!
The subject kind of says it all. It's good to be back!

As am I. I missed the good ol' days of fidonet back in the 90s.

Well, here we are :-)

Fermin


... Achh, me Taglines! They canna take namore, Captain.
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Hello Fermin;

Fermin Sanchez wrote to Brian Rogers <=-

Well, here we are :-)

Yes we are! I don't think I've been on fido since 1995? '96? Just that I know it's been -too- long!

-Brian

... So easy, a child could do it. Child sold separately.
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Hello Brian Rogers!

** On Sunday 09.05.21 - 09:20, Brian Rogers wrote to Fermin Sanchez:

Well, here we are :-)

Yes we are! I don't think I've been on fido since 1995?
'96? Just that I know it's been -too- long!

And.. you got your old nodenumber back. That's pretty nice.

I like the way Fidonet reserves old numbers when they go
silent, and resurrects them when the same sysop returns years
later.

--
../|ug

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August Abolins -> Brian Rogers <21@757.153.1> wrote:

Hello Brian Rogers!

** On Sunday 09.05.21 - 09:20, Brian Rogers wrote to Fermin Sanchez:

Well, here we are :-)

Yes we are! I don't think I've been on fido since 1995?
'96? Just that I know it's been -too- long!

And.. you got your old nodenumber back. That's pretty nice.

I like the way Fidonet reserves old numbers when they go
silent, and resurrects them when the same sysop returns years
later.

Thank Pavel Gulchouck and his website for that. It helps a lot in
ressurecting old nodes.


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Flavio Bessa
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Hello Brian!

09 May 21 09:20, you wrote to me:

Well, here we are :-)

Yes we are! I don't think I've been on fido since 1995? '96? Just that
I know it's been -too- long!

For me it has been around 2000 since I was last online. Event got my old node number back.

Regards
Fermin


... Wheel of Randomity, turn, turn, turn. Tell us the Taglines @TO@?
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Hello Flavio!

09 May 21 12:10, you wrote to August Abolins:

Well, here we are :-)

Yes we are! I don't think I've been on fido since 1995?
'96? Just that I know it's been -too- long!

And.. you got your old nodenumber back. That's pretty nice.

I also got mine back :-)

I like the way Fidonet reserves old numbers when they go
silent, and resurrects them when the same sysop returns years
later.

Thank Pavel Gulchouck and his website for that. It helps a lot in ressurecting old nodes.

I'm actually planning on documenting my setup, too. Once everything works reasonably well and I haven't tinkered with it for 2-3 days (like *that* will ever happen ;-) ).

My setup currently consists of BinkD, FMail, GoldEd, running on Windows. I had considered Linux, and while for example my Plex server is completely on Linux, I wanted something more familiar (to me) for the whole automation around my Node system. Because I might not be a super Pro in Fido, but I do know my way around DOS batch and PowerShell. Not sure yet if I'll bother with file areas, I'd have to see about that.

Regards
Fermin


... Only Weenies steal Taglines they don't understand.
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Hi Fermin,

On 2021-05-09 17:56:07, you wrote to Flavio Bessa:

Not sure yet if I'll bother with file areas, I'd have to see about
that.

You at least want to connect to the nodelist area, at your host/hub, so you get automatic updates, and can compile it for usage in golded...

Bye, Wilfred.

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Hello Wilfred!

You at least want to connect to the nodelist area, at your host/hub,
so you get automatic updates, and can compile it for usage in
golded...

He is already linked to it. Connecting to the essential file- and echo-areas is part of my NewNode-Script.

Matthias
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Hello Wilfred!

09 May 21 19:49, you wrote to me:

Not sure yet if I'll bother with file areas, I'd have to see
about that.

You at least want to connect to the nodelist area, at your host/hub,
so you get automatic updates, and can compile it for usage in
golded...

Yes, I already get nodelists and -updates automatically, and both Golded and BinkD use them. Thanks for your help so far with FMail/BinkD, very appreciated!

Regards
Fermin


... Taglines: No calories. AND always hungry for more.
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Hi Matthias,

On 2021-05-09 21:28:30, you wrote to me:

You at least want to connect to the nodelist area, at your host/hub,
so you get automatic updates, and can compile it for usage in
golded...

He is already linked to it. Connecting to the essential file- and echo-areas is part of my NewNode-Script.

Good! ;)

Bye, Wilfred.

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Hello Wilfred!

09 May 21 22:32, you wrote to Matthias Hertzog:

You at least want to connect to the nodelist area, at your
host/hub, so you get automatic updates, and can compile it for
usage in golded...

He is already linked to it. Connecting to the essential file- and
echo-areas is part of my NewNode-Script.

Good! ;)

Yes, it *is* good to be back. And getting more and more automated by the minute :-)

Regards
Fermin


... HELP.. I need a Tagline. HELP.. Not just any Tagline.
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Hello Fermin;

Fermin Sanchez wrote to Brian Rogers <=-

For me it has been around 2000 since I was last online. Event got my
old node number back.

Yes I got my old number back too. That was way cool!

-Brian

... "42? 7 and a half million years and all you can come up with is 42?!"
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Hello August;

August Abolins wrote to Brian Rogers <=-

And.. you got your old nodenumber back. That's pretty nice.

Yes I did. The "103" was my special request back in the day. It comes from
the FM radio station I was working for at the time.

I like the way Fidonet reserves old numbers when they go
silent, and resurrects them when the same sysop returns years
later.

Old fido sysops never die, they just lose their byte :-)

... He does the work of 3 Men...Moe, Larry & Curly
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Hello Fermin.

09 May 21 02:44, you wrote to All:

@MSGID: 2:301/123 60973092
@CHRS: CP850 2
@TZUTC: 0200
Hello everybody!

The subject kind of says it all. It's good to be back!

welcome back! :)

Fermin
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Daniel

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On 09.05.2021 10:37, August Abolins wrote:

And.. you got your old nodenumber back. That's pretty nice.

I like the way Fidonet reserves old numbers when they go
silent, and resurrects them when the same sysop returns years
later.

https://nodehist.fidonet.org.ua/?name=abolins

So, when are you going to return as a node? :D

'Tommi

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Hi, Tommi!

10 ¬ © 21 19:21, Tommi Koivula -> August Abolins:

https://nodehist.fidonet.org.ua/?name=abolins

So, when are you going to return as a node? :D

Good question. Even the Crimean network coordinator suggested issuing a node in Crimea. ;)

Have nice nights.
Brother Rabbit.

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Hello Tommi Koivula!

** On Monday 10.05.21 - 19:21, you wrote to me:

...reserves old numbers ..and resurrects them when the same
sysop returns years later.

https://nodehist.fidonet.org.ua/?name=abolins
So, when are you going to return as a node? :D

I think I would have trouble deciding which node numbers to
reuse. ;)

The one for 1:253/114 is odd though. Someone goofed with that.
I never had that one.

BTW, I tried to consider operating a node 24/7 from my shop's
DSL, but the router's port-forwarding is broken - hence, I
wouldn't be able to receive connections - especially the one's
expected for ZMH.
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../|ug

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Hello Brother Rabbit!

** On Monday 10.05.21 - 20:41, you wrote to Tommi Koivula:

https://nodehist.fidonet.org.ua/?name=abolins
So, when are you going to return as a node? :D

Good question. Even the Crimean network coordinator
suggested issuing a node in Crimea. ;)

Does the Crimean nc insist on the ZMH thing?

--
../|ug

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Hi, August!

11 ¬ © 21 22:44, August Abolins -> Brother Rabbit:

https://nodehist.fidonet.org.ua/?name=abolins
So, when are you going to return as a node? :D

Good question. Even the Crimean network coordinator
suggested issuing a node in Crimea. ;)

Does the Crimean nc insist on the ZMH thing?

In the Zone 2, this is not necessary for a long time and many nodes do not accept incoming PSTN calls at all. It would be nice if you could receive incoming connections via binkp.

Have nice nights.
Brother Rabbit.

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Hi August,

On 2021-05-11 22:42:00, you wrote to Tommi Koivula:

BTW, I tried to consider operating a node 24/7 from my shop's
DSL, but the router's port-forwarding is broken - hence, I
wouldn't be able to receive connections - especially the one's
expected for ZMH.

Then you would be a Pvt node, but that is the same as being a point, in most cases...

Bye, Wilfred.

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