test msg to physics bbs
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On 21 Jan 2023, Jas Hud said the following...

test msg to physics bbs
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Got it

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To: Kidd Wicked
Re: Re: test msg to physics bbs
By: Kidd Wicked to Jas Hud on Sun Jan 22 2023 09:12 am

From Newsgroup: Micronet.MIN_TEST

On 21 Jan 2023, Jas Hud said the following...

test msg to physics bbs
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Got it

no i'm sending from here TO physics. there's some problems.
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Hello Jas!

On 21 Jan 2023, Jas Hud said the following...

test msg to physics bbs
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Got you here!

Best regards
Zip

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To: Zip
Re: Re: test msg to physics bbs
By: Zip to Jas Hud on Tue Jan 24 2023 04:02 pm

From Newsgroup: Micronet.MIN_TEST

Hello Jas!

On 21 Jan 2023, Jas Hud said the following...

test msg to physics bbs
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Got you here!

it was to physics. not to you.
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Jas Hud wrote to Zip <=-

it was to physics. not to you.

If you post a test message in here, everyone will respond to it. If you
don't want everyone responding to it, use netmail.

It's obvious Jesse's system is broken. Do I need to contact him myself
about Micronet feed issues?

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To: digimaus
Re: Re: test msg to physics bbs
By: digimaus to Jas Hud on Tue Jan 24 2023 06:30 pm

From Newsgroup: Micronet.MIN_TEST

Jas Hud wrote to Zip <=-

it was to physics. not to you.

If you post a test message in here, everyone will respond to it. If you don't want everyone responding to it, use netmail.

they can respond if they want, it wont help. I'm monitoring the transmissions.

It's obvious Jesse's system is broken. Do I need to contact him myself about Micronet feed issues?

are you alternating hubbing between yourself and andrew?
that's what kurt said when I contacted him.

I'm getting this error ] connection to 618:300/1@micronet failed: {W32 API error 10060} a LOT. this is the 19th through 21st and now connections are working. i'm not saying this connection issue was the main culprit. it was one of a few.

I think there are multiple issues but i think physics is connecting to kurt's system and sending and receiving mail. I don't think the issues are with physics.

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Jas Hud wrote to digimaus <=-

I think there are multiple issues but i think physics is connecting to kurt's system and sending and receiving mail. I don't think the issues
are with physics.

The Win32 error you posted sounds like a client issue - is he using
Internet Rex?

I'm creating crash packets to 300/10, and looked in my logs:

2023-01-17 14:57:24 Importing C:\sbbs\binkit\inbox\21455002.PKT (Type
2e, 0.5KB) from 618:300/10 to 618:300/12023-01-18 17:15:13 Importing C:\sbbs\binkit\inbox\31707362.PKT (Type 2e, 0.6KB) from 618:300/10 to 618:300/12023-01-18 18:28:25 Sending packet (C:\sbbs\temp\sbbsecho\63c8aac5.pkt, 646.0KB) from 618:300/1 to 618:300/102023-01-18 18:28:25 File (../binkit/outbox.26a/0000fff7.WE0,
86.6KB) for 618:300/10 added to BSO/FLO file: ../binkit/outbox.26a\012c000a.clo2023-01-18 18:31:34 Sending packet (C:\sbbs\temp\sbbsecho\63c8ab85.pkt, 86.8KB) from 618:300/1 to 618:300/102023-01-18 18:31:34 File (../binkit/outbox.26a/0000fff7.WE0,
24.6KB) for 618:300/10 added to BSO/FLO file: ../binkit/outbox.26a\012c000a.clo2023-01-18 21:05:57 Sending packet (C:\sbbs\temp\sbbsecho\63c8cfb5.pkt, 1.8KB) from 618:300/1 to 618:300/102023-01-18 21:05:57 File (../binkit/outbox.26a/0000fff7.WE0,
1.1KB) for 618:300/10 added to BSO/FLO file: ../binkit/outbox.26a\012c000a.clo2023-01-21 13:07:04 Importing C:\sbbs\binkit\inbox\40648043.PKT (Type 2e, 0.7KB) from 618:300/10 to 618:300/12023-01-22 09:33:28 Sending packet (C:\sbbs\temp\sbbsecho\63cd7370.pkt, 2.8KB) from 618:300/1 to 618:300/102023-01-22 09:33:28 File (../binkit/outbox.26a/0000fff7.SU0,
1.5KB) for 618:300/10 added to BSO/FLO file: ../binkit/outbox.26a\012c000a.clo2023-01-24 18:07:37 Sending packet (C:\sbbs\temp\sbbsecho\63d08ee4.pkt, 666.5KB) from 618:300/1 to 618:300/102023-01-24 18:07:37 File (../binkit/outbox.26a/0000fff7.TU0,
142.6KB) for 618:300/10 added to BSO/FLO file: ../binkit/outbox.26a\012c000a.clo2023-01-24 18:29:42 Sending packet (C:\sbbs\temp\sbbsecho\63d09416.pkt, 3.1KB) from 618:300/1 to 618:300/102023-01-24 18:29:42 File (../binkit/outbox.26a/0000fff7.TU0,
1.6KB) for 618:300/10 added to BSO/FLO file: ../binkit/outbox.26a\012c000a.clo2023-01-24 20:10:57 Sending packet (C:\sbbs\temp\sbbsecho\63d0abd0.pkt, 0.6KB) from 618:300/1 to 618:300/102023-01-24 20:10:57 File (../binkit/outbox.26a/0000fff7.TU0,
0.7KB) for 618:300/10 added to BSO/FLO file: ../binkit/outbox.26a\012c000a.clo2023-01-24 20:28:29 Importing C:\sbbs\binkit\inbox\22027061.PKT (Type 2e, 0.3KB) from 618:300/10 to 618:300/12023-01-24 21:15:30 Sending packet (C:\sbbs\temp\sbbsecho\63d0bb01.pkt, 1.7KB) from 618:300/1 to 618:300/102023-01-24 21:15:30 File (../binkit/outbox.26a/0000fff7.TU0,
1.3KB) for 618:300/10 added to BSO/FLO file: ../binkit/outbox.26a\012c000a.clo2023-01-24 22:04:13 Sending packet (C:\sbbs\temp\sbbsecho\63d0c65d.pkt, 2.4KB) from 618:300/1 to 618:300/102023-01-24 22:04:13 File (../binkit/outbox.26a/0000fff7.TU0,
1.4KB) for 618:300/10 added to BSO/FLO file: ../binkit/outbox.26a\012c000a.clo2023-01-24 23:11:48 Sending packet (C:\sbbs\temp\sbbsecho\63d0d639.pkt, 7.2KB) from 618:300/1 to 618:300/102023-01-24 23:11:48 File (../binkit/outbox.26a/0000fff7.TU0,
3.4KB) for 618:300/10 added to BSO/FLO file: ../binkit/outbox.26a\012c000a.clo2023-01-25 00:19:06 Sending packet (C:\sbbs\temp\sbbsecho\63d0e5f9.pkt, 15.6KB) from 618:300/1 to 618:300/102023-01-25 00:19:06 File (../binkit/outbox.26a/0000fff7.WE0,
2.4KB) for 618:300/10 added to BSO/FLO file: ../binkit/outbox.26a\012c000a.clo2023-01-25 04:12:11 Sending packet (C:\sbbs\temp\sbbsecho\63d11c9b.pkt, 0.9KB) from 618:300/1 to 618:300/102023-01-25 04:12:11 File (../binkit/outbox.26a/0000fff7.WE0,
0.8KB) for 618:300/10 added to BSO/FLO file:
../binkit/outbox.26a\012c000a.clo

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To: Kurt Weiske
Re: Re: test msg to physics bbs
By: Kurt Weiske to Jas Hud on Wed Jan 25 2023 06:37 am

From Newsgroup: Micronet.MIN_TEST

Jas Hud wrote to digimaus <=-

I think there are multiple issues but i think physics is connecting to kurt's system and sending and receiving mail. I don't think the issues are with physics.

The Win32 error you posted sounds like a client issue - is he using
Internet Rex?

I WISH! haw haw
That error just means can not connect.

618:300/12023-01-24 21:15:30 Sending packet (C:\sbbs\temp\sbbsecho\63d0bb01.pkt, 1.7KB) from 618:300/1 to 618:300/102023-01-24 21:15:30 File (../binkit/outbox.26a/0000fff7.TU0, 1.3KB) for 618:300/10 added to BSO/FLO file: ../binkit/outbox.26a\012c000a.clo2023-01-24 22:04:13 Sending packet

things seemed to unjam. working a lot so dont have time to hop around on bbses and see if your bbs was just having issues getting msgs or why everything has been running so crappy. usually i was only getting msgs twice a week on physics.

those bad days you apparently had some power issue, right. around the 21st?

I'll see how it goes. i think we should blame sean.
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Re: Re: test msg to physics bbs
By: Jas Hud to Kurt Weiske on Wed Jan 25 2023 03:57 pm

those bad days you apparently had some power issue, right. around the 21st?

Yeah, 1/19 around 4am until 1/21 2pm.

I'll see how it goes. i think we should blame sean.

Sounds like a plan to me.
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Jas Hud wrote to digimaus <=-

are you alternating hubbing between yourself and andrew?
that's what kurt said when I contacted him.

When I go down, Andrew can take over though this last time was a perfect
storm. If something were to happen to me (a very real possibility at this point), Andrew has full access to be able to fully take over Micronet.

I think there are multiple issues but i think physics is connecting to kurt's system and sending and receiving mail. I don't think the issues
are with physics.

Now that Kurt's back online, give things a few days before assuming
something else is wrong. In my 22 years of running Micronet, I've rarely
had issues with hubs.

- Sean


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Kurt Weiske wrote to Jas Hud <=-

I'll see how it goes. i think we should blame sean.

Sounds like a plan to me.

*Iron Fist shakes angrily*

I mean, why not? I have some Russian sysop saying my BBS isn't set up
right when it's obvious that he can't read a nodelist to find the answers he seeks. <G>

- Sean

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To: digimaus
Re: Re: test msg to physics bbs
By: digimaus to Kurt Weiske on Thu Jan 26 2023 12:00 pm

*Iron Fist shakes angrily*

I mean, why not? I have some Russian sysop saying my BBS isn't set up
right when it's obvious that he can't read a nodelist to find the answers he seeks. <G>

- Sean

do a screenshot and do a big magenta arrow.
that's what i do. https://i.imgur.com/GoFnzav.png

nodelists are so straightforward, I don't know how it can confuse someone.
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On 26 Jan 23 12:00:28, Digimaus said the following to Kurt Weiske:

I mean, why not? I have some Russian sysop saying my BBS isn't set up
right when it's obvious that he can't read a nodelist to find the answers he seeks. <G>

That Russian Sysop is on a mission to somehow prove how incompetent I am with handling Netmail routing for zone 1. Even after the upteenth time I've explained the routing topology in plain English and how direct-connections
have priority. He went ahead and sent Ping and Trace Netmails to every single system in zone 1 carrying the flag. Because he can.

When I pointed out how it could be construed as annoying behavior when he treats my system like a mass-dumping-ground or a public toilet one has fun flushing random objects to see what happens... and that I can intervene and bounce them all at any time. He asked "why".

I said because I can.

Nick

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Jas Hud wrote to digimaus <=-

nodelists are so straightforward, I don't know how it can confuse
someone.

The Russians I have run into in Fidonet seem to be arrogant, xenophobic, and ignorant how the rest of the world works...but Russia is like China and want
a closed society,

- Sean

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Nick Andre wrote to Digimaus <=-

That Russian Sysop is on a mission to somehow prove how incompetent I
am with handling Netmail routing for zone 1.

Oh, so he's being a typical Russian Fido sysop. He likes to hang out in the GOLDED echo and pretend he's a programming god for making a few minor
changed to Golded (this is the same one-trick pony Alexey used in FTSC to
try to make me look bad).

I said because I can.

Good, that's the proper response.

Did I ever tell you some idiot Russian sysop actually netmailed me a death threat once? I complained to Janis who I believe got that sysop kicked out
of Fidonet.

- Sean

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On 26 Jan 23 19:25:59, Digimaus said the following to Nick Andre:

Oh, so he's being a typical Russian Fido sysop. He likes to hang out in the GOLDED echo and pretend he's a programming god for making a few minor changed to Golded (this is the same one-trick pony Alexey used in FTSC to try to make me look bad).

Alexey is a script-kiddie weirdo, always replying with Bash console nonsense.
I just laughingly hit the Next key on his copied-n-pasted BS.

Did I ever tell you some idiot Russian sysop actually netmailed me a death threat once? I complained to Janis who I believe got that sysop kicked out of Fidonet.

Not surprising. I've never been personally threatened but know others who have... the Mystic developer I know took a lot of undeserved crap and
dropped one particular Othernet over it.

Sometimes we'll talk by Netmail when he's not busy with family and career, he's a very talented Pascal programmer and we've joked about trading projects when we're both fed-up with "writers block".

Nick

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