= Сообщение: 3013 из 7126 ====================================== FTSC_PUBLIC = От : Bill McGarrity 1:266/404 29 Apr 17 02:18:00 Кому : Ray Quinn 29 Apr 17 02:18:00 Тема : Binkd File Request FGHI : area://FTSC_PUBLIC?msgid=6824.2ftscpubl@1:266/404+1d6983e8 На : area://FTSC_PUBLIC?msgid=39739.sync_sys@1:103/705+1d69f6f7 = Кодировка сообщения определена как: ASCII ================================== ============================================================================== -=> Ray Quinn wrote to Bill McGarrity on 04-28-17 17:21 <=-
-=> Bill McGarrity wrote to Ray Quinn <=-
BM> If I'm not mistaken, FrontDoor has this option already. I have a
RQ> I used FrontDoor during the 1990's and was very familiar with it. It RQ> does, in fact, do file requests as does, Intermail, D'Bridge, and RQ> others. However, these programs are DOS (I could run DOSEMU or DOSBOX), RQ> and, I believe, are also Arcmail Attach mailers, not BSO. A long time RQ> ago, I treid Portal of Power but abandoned it as I wasn't familiar with RQ> the BSO style outbound. I just downloaded it and it does BSO as well as RQ> file requests. I would have to use DOSBOX to set it up and run the RQ> mailer, but I would rather have a down and dirty quick program, script, RQ> etc., to load up.
Oh... I thought you wanted it for windows not unix. I am sure there is one for that also if you search. The scrippt I gave you could probably be transformed into a bash.
RQ> To use BASH or or another shell script would limit it's use by Windows RQ> and DOS users. It would be nice if it was included with BINKD. For RQ> example:
BM> It looks like it strips all the leading 0's so you'd have to make some BM> changes so it give you the last four characters.
RQ> For me, it would be easier to create a BASH script and I am no RQ> programmer, except for some very basic scripts. D'Bridge has DBUTIL RQ> QNAME [address] but it puts it is a different format.
RQ> 1:214/22 translates to 00105Y.00M
Ahhh... I am not that familiar with Nick's program.
RQ> Thanks for the suggestion. It got me thinking about other programs I RQ> have used.
