Subj : FastEcho and BT-style outbounds
To   : Alan Ianson
From : Richard Webb
Date : Thu Jun 11 2009 11:00 pm

Hi Alan,

On Thu 2037-Jun-11 13:30, Alan Ianson (1:153/757) wrote to Richard Webb:

AI> I ran FD with RA when I first setup years ago. I found it to be an
AI> excellent mailer. It's much like BinkleyTerm or other mailers in
AI> that it will go right ahead and do what you tell it to.. :)

I found this to be true as well.  Ran fd for a short time on my point setup to
learn how to use it because I was helping
a couple of local sysops get fido connected, this was over a decade ago btw.

I'm more comfortable with text file configuration so
binkleyterm is a better fit for me.

RW> When/if I can do something for transporting fidonet traffic
RW> over internet here I'll probably reevaluate and then stick
RW> with the concept I'm familiar with.

AI> If you ever do need an IP mailer I would use Binkd. It uses the
AI> Binkley style outbound to. You could use both binkleyTerm and Binkd
AI> on the same outbound. You can just add the nodes you want binkd to
AI> send to to it's config and it'll send those and not touch the other
AI> stuff.


YEp, gathered that from a sample config I've seen, but am
still looking for complete docs in something other than a
graphical file format.  I haven't found any ascii docs which is the only real
compatible thing that would do me any good. Also, no way to utilize it at this
time anyway, so rather
immaterial for me.  But, when I'm able to I"ll probably look more seriously for
ascii docs.

Regards,
          Richard
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