= Сообщение: 3131 из 7127 ====================================== FTSC_PUBLIC = От : Bill McGarrity 1:266/404 07 Nov 17 06:26:11 Кому : Digital Man 07 Nov 17 06:26:11 Тема : Re: SBBSecho removing support for ArcMail/Attach/FD-style mailers? FGHI : area://FTSC_PUBLIC?msgid=4168.2ftscpubl@1:266/404+1b8688aa На : area://FTSC_PUBLIC?msgid=37019.sync_sys@1:103/705+1b86f5e5 = Кодировка сообщения определена как: ASCII ================================== ============================================================================== -=> Digital Man wrote to All <=-
DM> SBBSecho currently supports 2 types of FidoNet mailers: DM> 1. Binkley-Style-Outbound (a.k.a. BSO or FLO-style) DM> 2. ArcMail/Attach (a.k.a. FrontDoor-style)
DM> Most modern FidoNet mailers support the first type (either only, as is DM> the case with BinkD, or as an option) and it appear *no* modern mailers DM> support only the second type.
DM> The support for the second type remains in the SBBSecho source code, DM> but I have no reasonable ways of testing it. I've asked for testers, DM> but received no responses. So I have to assume that the support for DM> those mailer types is most likely broken and doen't work.
DM> To simplify the source code and the sysop experience, I'm considering DM> *removing* support from SBBSecho v3 for the older ArcMail/Attach/FD DM> style mailers. If there is no objection, I'll be doing this pretty soon DM> (before the offical "release" of SBBSecho v3.0). This should have no DM> impact on sysops that are using SBBSecho with BSO/FLO style mailers, DM> which appears to be *every* sysop using SBBSecho today.
To play devil's advocate... (you knew this was coming lol), although ArcMail/Attach/FD style is slowing going by the wayside, there are still a few who use Internet Rex and FD with NetFoss. Although IRex can do BSO/FLO mail as well, most I know using IRex are using ArcMail/Attach/FD mode. They may not know you're looking to get rid of it. I'm not sure of the effort needed in keeping it within sbbsecho's code but I vote no on removing it.