= Сообщение: 27785 из 45979 =============================== RU.FIDONET.TODAY = От : Bender Rodriguez 2:5053/58 10 May 22 22:10:10 Кому : Ernazar Biket 10 May 22 22:10:10 Тема : Re: 26 апреля в истории Фидо FGHI : area://RU.FIDONET.TODAY?msgid=2:5053/58+627aaaa2 На : area://RU.FIDONET.TODAY?msgid=2:6035/66.15+0644097a = Кодировка сообщения определена как: CP866 ================================== ============================================================================== Привет, Ernazar!
10 май 22 21:46, Ernazar Biket писал(а) к Bender Rodriguez:
BR>> апр 26 1993. Benjy Arnold (2:254/1.3) публикует в FidoNews инструкцию BR>> "Как писать из Фидо в интернет и обратно". EB> Почитать бы мне этот выпуск
Какой смысл? Это было 29 лет назад. Я так понимаю, интересует именно эта статья? Ну на, почитай...
This is a file which I reply with whenever anyone asks for information concerning fidonet to internet... how about it for FidoNews?
Benjy
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FidoNet to InterNet - The Answers
This is a very asked question within the realms of Communications echoes within FidoNet, and so this is an explantion of the method for transfer of messages from one system to the other.
The system which is used is called UUCP (UNIX to UNIX Copy Program I think).
Sending a message from FidoNet to InterNet
The first stage is locating a gateway system which can transfer (or gate) the messages from one system to the other. These are systems which have the string "GUUCP" within their nodelist entry.
The primary gateway system within the world is located on Bink of an Aye BBS in the USA - address 1:105/42. To send the message, simply send a netmail message addressed to user "UUCP" at this address, with a normal subject line. Then, type on the first line of the message
To: aaa.bbb@ccc.ddd.eee.fff
Where the aaa.bbb@ccc.ddd.eee.fff is the InterNet address to which you are sending the message. This should be followed by a blank line, and then the text of the message.
It is important to note that the addresses must be organised with small end first. This means that in the UK, for example, the ".UK" is the last part of the address, instead of placing "UK." as the first parts after the "@" character.
Sending a message from InterNet to FidoNet
This process is even easier. The first stage is to create an InterNet-type address out of your FidoNet reference. The basic method is to make the address like this (non case-sensitive).
To explain this better, I'll go through the splitting up of my reference.
First Name Benjy Second Name Arnold Zone 2 Network 254 Node 1 Point 3
This then becomes Benjy.Arnold@p3.f1.n254.z2.fidonet.org
(The "P3." part is only needed if you are on a point system.)
Then, simply post a message on InterNet addressed to this address. It will be picked up at FidoNet address 1:105/42, and then sent by routed netmail to you on FidoNet.
FidoUK
There is a gateway system in the UK located on Barney's Rubble BBS, address 2:253/153. The correct alias, for UUCP access however, is 2:25/25. To go from FidoNet to InterNet, the message is sent in exactly the same way, except to "UUCP" at 2:25/25 instead of 1:105/42. To route messages from InterNet to FidoNet via this gateway, however, you must place "fidouk.fidonet.org" on the end of the InterNet address, instead of just "fidonet.org".
NB: At the time of writing, 16 April 1993, this gateway system is down due to (I think) the Sysop moving house.
Other Information
I have a large amount of other information - such as book titles etc - concerning this inter-domain gating.
Please netmail me if necessary.
FidoNet : Benjy Arnold at 2:254/1.3 InterNet : benjy.arnold@p3.f1.n254.z2.fidouk.fidonet.org
