• BlueWave Mail Door for RemoteAccess 3.20

    From Martin Ruzicka@2:423/120 to mark lewis on Fri Feb 6 20:08:36 2015
    Hello mark!

    05 Feb 15 16:23, you wrote to me:


    Does anyone know if is possible register this product somewhere?
    I need some QWK Mail Door for ELE BBS and I remembered this sw.

    the main problem you are going to run into is y2k related... the door
    has y2k problems as do the clients... there is a patch available on my system in the bluewave files area that you might be able to apply to
    fix the y2k date problem...

    I remember that I used BW-Y2K fix or something like that. I will look at your BBS and try to find.


    Thank you very much


    Martin

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  • From mark lewis@1:3634/12 to Martin Ruzicka on Fri Feb 6 17:36:08 2015

    On Fri, 06 Feb 2015, Martin Ruzicka wrote to mark lewis:

    Does anyone know if is possible register this product somewhere?
    I need some QWK Mail Door for ELE BBS and I remembered this sw.

    the main problem you are going to run into is y2k related... the
    door has y2k problems as do the clients... there is a patch
    available on my system in the bluewave files area that you might
    be able to apply to fix the y2k date problem...

    I remember that I used BW-Y2K fix or something like that.

    yeah, i think that is the original add-on fix that dale shipp put out... it replaces your zip command with a script to run which fixes the rep before it is
    uploaded...

    there is a binary patch that's available now, though... it actually patches the
    C runtime stuff related to the time and date so that it doesn't return greater than 100 for years 2000 and up...

    explanation: the library writers took a short cut and simply subtract the current year from the base year which gives three digit results now... before y2k, 1999 returned 99... then 2000 returned 100 which caused the problem because other authors didn't check the length and trim the result to use only the last two characters...

    I will look at your BBS and try to find.

    i saw a FREQ from you for NODELIST which failed for some reason... i'll have to
    look and see if i can figure out how it arrived and why one of the allfixes didn't process it correctly... hopefully you've been able to find the file you needed for bluewave :)

    )\/(ark


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  • From Martin Ruzicka@2:423/120 to mark lewis on Sat Feb 7 08:57:40 2015
    Hello mark!

    06 Feb 15 17:36, you wrote to me:


    I will look at your BBS and try to find.

    i saw a FREQ from you for NODELIST which failed for some reason...
    i'll have to look and see if i can figure out how it arrived and why
    one of the allfixes didn't process it correctly... hopefully you've
    been able to find the file you needed for bluewave :)


    That is true. First, I logged on your BBS and downloaded Filelist. Then I tried FREQ Nodelist (without extension) for test download and result is already know.

    Anyway, thank you for your help. I search the Filelist and download the necessary.


    Martin


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  • From mark lewis@1:3634/12 to Martin Ruzicka on Sat Feb 7 04:41:53 2015

    On Sat, 07 Feb 2015, Martin Ruzicka wrote to mark lewis:

    I will look at your BBS and try to find.

    i saw a FREQ from you for NODELIST which failed for some reason...
    i'll have to look and see if i can figure out how it arrived and
    why one of the allfixes didn't process it correctly... hopefully
    you've been able to find the file you needed for bluewave :)

    That is true. First, I logged on your BBS and downloaded Filelist.
    Then I tried FREQ Nodelist (without extension) for test download
    and result is already know.

    NODELIST is a majik name for the nodelist on my system... it should have sent you the latest one i have but it didn't for some as yet unknown reason...

    Anyway, thank you for your help. I search the Filelist and download
    the necessary.

    not a problem... good luck and i hope it works... when i tested it, it seemed to work as desired in both the door and the client... i had to manually do the door i tested but i had to take it down because it was not compatible with the data file structures in this beta RA system...

    )\/(ark


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  • From Nancy Backus@1:229/452 to mark lewis on Sun Feb 8 02:11:12 2015
    Quoting mark lewis to Martin Ruzicka on 06-Feb-2015 17:36 <=-

    the main problem you are going to run into is y2k related... the
    door has y2k problems as do the clients... there is a patch
    available on my system in the bluewave files area that you might
    be able to apply to fix the y2k date problem...
    I remember that I used BW-Y2K fix or something like that.

    yeah, i think that is the original add-on fix that dale shipp put
    out... it replaces your zip command with a script to run which fixes
    the rep before it is uploaded...
    there is a binary patch that's available now, though... it actually patches the C runtime stuff related to the time and date so that it doesn't return greater than 100 for years 2000 and up...

    BW-Y2K.zip is the file that has the binary patch. Dale's was BWrepfix,
    most recent one I have is BWRF062.zip...

    I will look at your BBS and try to find.
    i saw a FREQ from you for NODELIST which failed for some reason...
    i'll have to look and see if i can figure out how it arrived and why
    one of the allfixes didn't process it correctly... hopefully you've
    been able to find the file you needed for bluewave :)

    Piggybacking on this... lately, it's been rather hard to get onto the
    bbs by telnet... I'm usually getting a timeout... and even when I get
    on, I've been being timed out (apparently) in the middle of reading
    messages or playing Scrab... everything just stops, and then I'm
    apparently dumped off... except that when I try getting back on, the bbs
    still thinks i'm logged in on the original node for a while... It
    doesn't happen every time, but it's been very frequent lately... I also
    know that Dave has been experiencing difficulties getting on, too...

    ttyl neb

    ... Not breaking the rules, just testing the elasticity...

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  • From mark lewis@1:3634/12 to Nancy Backus on Sun Feb 8 09:32:54 2015

    On Sun, 08 Feb 2015, Nancy Backus wrote to mark lewis:

    the main problem you are going to run into is y2k related... the
    door has y2k problems as do the clients... there is a patch
    available on my system in the bluewave files area that you might
    be able to apply to fix the y2k date problem...

    I remember that I used BW-Y2K fix or something like that.

    yeah, i think that is the original add-on fix that dale shipp put
    out... it replaces your zip command with a script to run which
    fixes the rep before it is uploaded... there is a binary patch
    that's available now, though... it actually patches the C runtime
    stuff related to the time and date so that it doesn't return
    greater than 100 for years 2000 and up...

    BW-Y2K.zip is the file that has the binary patch. Dale's was
    BWrepfix, most recent one I have is BWRF062.zip...

    ahhh! i get them mixed up sometimes and i didn't go look to be sure before i posted... thanks for the clarification :)

    Piggybacking on this...

    answered in the postoffice :)

    )\/(ark


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  • From Nancy Backus@1:229/452 to mark lewis on Thu Feb 12 01:08:58 2015
    Quoting mark lewis to Nancy Backus on 08-Feb-2015 09:32 <=-

    I remember that I used BW-Y2K fix or something like that.
    yeah, i think that is the original add-on fix that dale shipp put
    out... it replaces your zip command with a script to run which
    fixes the rep before it is uploaded... there is a binary patch
    that's available now, though... it actually patches the C runtime
    stuff related to the time and date so that it doesn't return
    greater than 100 for years 2000 and up...
    BW-Y2K.zip is the file that has the binary patch. Dale's was
    BWrepfix, most recent one I have is BWRF062.zip...

    ahhh! i get them mixed up sometimes and i didn't go look to be sure
    before i posted... thanks for the clarification :)

    Having used both, and being closely related to the author of one, it's
    pretty easy for me to keep them apart.. ;)

    ttyl neb

    ... If you think you are confused now, wait until I explain it!

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  • From Allen Prunty@1:2320/100 to Shawn Highfield on Sun Apr 2 21:56:58 2017

    There is also a key generator for OLMS I can't put my hands on it at
    moment but it works nicely too.

    Allen
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  • From mark lewis@1:3634/12.73 to Allen Prunty on Sun Apr 2 23:40:54 2017

    On 2017 Apr 02 21:56:58, you wrote to Shawn Highfield:

    There is also a key generator for OLMS I can't put my hands on it at moment but it works nicely too.

    i got everything i have from peter's site... i'm not sure the key generator is generating valid keys, though... my OLMS has been down for a while and i don't know if it is the code being executed from the keygen or what but the reaction is very similar to what i'd do and have done in my software to thwart fake keys... it may be a problem with the date stuff, though...

    )\/(ark

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