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>> www.abc.se/m8114 (klick Ke5fx)
>
>Could you post a corrected URL, I get:
>
>Sorry
>
>The resource requested /m8114 cannot be found.
>
>If you're looking for a page like: http://www.abc.se/~somename
>You should try http://www.abc.se/~somename/
>OBSERVE THE LAST SLASH (/)
>
>If you're looking for a page like:
>http://www.abc.se/~somename/somedir/somepage.html
>You should try http://www.abc.se/~somename/
>
>If you feel that this is a configuration error, please contact the
>administrators or the
>author of the referring page..
>
>--
>
> ... Hank
>
>http://horedson.home.att.net
>
>
>
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Date: Sat, 23 Oct 1999 23:41:21 -0500
From: Steve Sampson <ssampson@usa-site.net>
Subject: New Infrastructure for hamradio
There's nothing there. A poorly designed web page, and designed for
people who read right to left I guess... Nothing technical anyway.
Mike Hughes wrote:
> Try www.abc.se/~m8114/hamradio/
>
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Date: Sat, 23 Oct 1999 09:07:33 +1000
From: Terry Dawson <terry@animats.net>
Subject: The BBS network and tcp/ip.
Hank Oredson wrote:
> In any case Linux will not help with the project at hand, since it is
> being done in Windows. You (all the Linux Bigots) don't like that,
> do it in Linux. Ain't been done yet, even though the Linux Bigots
> claim it has. A good deal of progress in Windows, by several
> different authors.
Hank,
I've only just rejoined this newsgroup, but I can assure you, BBS<->NNTP
gateways are already running on Linux configurations. The NNTP<->SMTP
bit is a no-brainer for Linux, these have been standard Unix tools for
years.
Take a look at:
http://radio.linux.org.au/pkgdetail.phtml?sectpat=packet&ordpat=title&descpat=m
ail&pkgid=86
Hessu had a BBS<->NNTP gateway running for nearly 18 months I believe. I
certainly recall using it last year.
regards
Terry
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Date: Sun, 24 Oct 1999 08:39:07 GMT
From: nomail@pe1chl.demon.nl (Rob Janssen)
Subject: The BBS network and tcp/ip.
Terry Dawson <terry@animats.net> wrote:
>Hank Oredson wrote:
>> In any case Linux will not help with the project at hand, since it is
>> being done in Windows. You (all the Linux Bigots) don't like that,
>> do it in Linux. Ain't been done yet, even though the Linux Bigots
>> claim it has. A good deal of progress in Windows, by several
>> different authors.
>Hank,
>I've only just rejoined this newsgroup, but I can assure you, BBS<->NNTP
>gateways are already running on Linux configurations. The NNTP<->SMTP
>bit is a no-brainer for Linux, these have been standard Unix tools for
>years.
Don't bother Terry, Hank is dementing.
Last week he accused someone of having a faulty memory because he did not
remember that the W-word was mentioned in his original posting. But it
really wasn't! And he could have checked that before, I assume he had a
copy of the article still on his disk. Dejanews certainly had it :-)
He also simply ignores the posts by people on the group saying they are
running it under Linux, insisting on his claim it doesn't exist.
Poor guy.
Rob
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Date: 23 Oct 1999 17:35:28 GMT
From: nvjims@aol.com (NV Jims)
Subject: Those Wide, Open Spaces
Hi,
as one of those that lives in the "wide, open spaces", I have seen these
arguments ebb and flow.........
Fact #1: Politics destroyed the packet "network" in Nevada.. there were a
bunch
of non-technical types that wanted to do "keyboard to Keyboard" only on the
primary freqs that got us in and out of the state... I know, as I was the only
Packet bbs in northeastern Nevada and on the crossroads north to Idaho and
east
to Utah--if it moved in those directions, it went through my board.
Fact #2: The population density is so low out here, that there is NO hf
capability for packet. In Winnemucca, there are 3 hams that are somewhat
active on HF. Two are not even remotely interested in packet, and the third
has
no interest what-so-ever in running a hf gateway.
Fact #3: The next packet equipped hams to the east are in Elko, 120 miles and
7
mountain ranges away. With carefull placement, two digis will do the trick,
but
who will support them?
Internet is the way to go..... You ARE reading this via the
Internet......................
Jim, N7WVZ DN10
Jim
(formerly Nevada Jim's Outdoor Sports, Elko, NV)
Now just out there having fun!
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Date: Sat, 23 Oct 1999 15:57:03 -0700
From: "Hank Oredson" <horedson@att.net>
Subject: Those Wide, Open Spaces
NV Jims <nvjims@aol.com> wrote in message
news:19991023133528.01220.00000151@ngol03.aol.com...
> Hi,
> as one of those that lives in the "wide, open spaces", I have seen these
> arguments ebb and flow.........
>
> Fact #1: Politics destroyed the packet "network" in Nevada.. there were a
bunch
> of non-technical types that wanted to do "keyboard to Keyboard" only on
the
> primary freqs that got us in and out of the state... I know, as I was the
only
> Packet bbs in northeastern Nevada and on the crossroads north to Idaho and
east
> to Utah--if it moved in those directions, it went through my board.
>
> Fact #2: The population density is so low out here, that there is NO hf
> capability for packet. In Winnemucca, there are 3 hams that are somewhat
> active on HF. Two are not even remotely interested in packet, and the
third has
> no interest what-so-ever in running a hf gateway.
>
> Fact #3: The next packet equipped hams to the east are in Elko, 120 miles
and 7
> mountain ranges away. With carefull placement, two digis will do the
trick, but
> who will support them?
>
> Internet is the way to go..... You ARE reading this via the
> Internet......................
Because it is impossible to read it via ham radio.
i.e. you could just as well be "NV Jims", the non-ham for all I know.
There is at least one Nevada station that links to my CLOVER
gateway from time to time ... but does not handle any traffic at all.
I used to forward over that "keyboard" network you mention.
Just ignore the whines from the "It's MY NETWORK AND YOU
CANNOT USE IT!" jerks. They put it on air and linked it to MY
network, so I get to use it <grin>.
But why bother, the internet is easier and cheaper.
--
... Hank
http://horedson.home.att.net
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Date: Sat, 23 Oct 1999 08:35:22 -0500
From: kriss@spec.com (Dick Kriss)
Subject: What happened to 28.195 1200 Packet?
I recall some great 1200 baud packet (AX.25 and tcpip) activity on 28.195
MHz a few years ago. I assume everyone lost interst when 10 meters died.
The band is coming back and I would like to see the 1200 baud packet
again. The 300 baud on on other bands is just too slooow.
Dick, KD5VU
kd5vu@ausgw.n5smn.ampr.org
Austin, Texas
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