Hello, Mike!

Replying to a message of Mike Powell to Tiny:

the packets (maybe the flo files are not right... I cannot tell since
I don't read ftn hex)

I wrote a utility that does just that. Let me find the code and I can clean it up and compile it for you. You want DOS or Win32?

-- Sean

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Are you sure your messages are all getting out? I have reset my

Pretty sure. I get replies and had a regular user who used to post a
dozen a day and they all got out.

apam did some tweaking under the thought that maybe my version of raspbian wasn't interpreting the endian stuff correctly. I recompiled it, started
using postie again, and it all appears to be working now - k-o-w.

I did find a mistake in my binkd.cfg that was causing it not to find the micronet flo files, so that is also now working. Imported a whole bunch of messages in one of the test echos this morning and everything imported ok,
no disappearances that I could see.

Much gooder! :D


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the packets (maybe the flo files are not right... I cannot tell since
I don't read ftn hex)

I wrote a utility that does just that. Let me find the code and I can clean i
up and compile it for you. You want DOS or Win32?

This would be on armv71 linux. ;) I think I got it figured out now... my brain, eyes, and fingers do not cooperate as well as they used to,
especially late in the day. :D


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SEAN DENNIS wrote to MIKE POWELL <=-

the packets (maybe the flo files are not right... I cannot tell since
I don't read ftn hex)

I wrote a utility that does just that. Let me find the code and I can clean it up and compile it for you. You want DOS or Win32?

Can you email me that in win32?

My solution is to use windows calculator, go into Programmer mode, then
select HEX - enter the hex and it convers to decimal.

Kev


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Mike Powell wrote to SEAN DENNIS <=-

This would be on armv71 linux. ;) I think I got it figured out now...
my brain, eyes, and fingers do not cooperate as well as they used to, especially late in the day. :D

It should be simple enough to do but unfortunately I don't have an ARM
system handy.

I manged to misplace 500+ files lastnight in my filebase and spent 4+
hours trying to fix the damage. Today I'll be making backups. <G>

-- Sean


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Kevin Nunn wrote to Sean Dennis <=-

Can you email me that in win32?

When I get it done. Ran into a small problem I need to figure out.

My solution is to use windows calculator, go into Programmer mode, then select HEX - enter the hex and it convers to decimal.

I've done that also.

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My solution is to use windows calculator, go into Programmer mode, then select HEX - enter the hex and it convers to decimal.

Synchronet's echocfg utility will tell me what *.flo hex value = which node
I am connected to, and will also tell me which OUT.* directories belog to
which zone. I could have consulted it had the number I was looking for not been my Synchronet systems number. :D

Mike


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Hello Mike!

10 Dec 23 10:14, you wrote to TINY:

Much gooder! :D

That's much more betterer!

Andrew

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