Hi All!

It seems I had some issues ...
I think everything should work now.

Note to self ... it seems some people are still using arc ...
forgot to apt-get install it after I migrated my system.
Fixed now.

CU, Ricsi

... Where'd all these damn indians come from? -George Custer
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Hello Richard!

Note to self ... it seems some people are still using arc ...
forgot to apt-get install it after I migrated my system.
Fixed now.

I support arc on the inbound side, but outgoing, ZIP seems to be the standard by today. I prefer packing with my Tosser/Packer instead of binkD doing it on the fly. Am i alone with this pre-historic view?

Best wishes,
Matthias
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Hi Matthias!

03 Apr 2021 23:54, from Matthias Hertzog -> Richard Menedetter:

I support arc on the inbound side,

I do now again as well :)

but outgoing, ZIP seems to be the standard by today.

Yes, or uncompressed.

CU, Ricsi

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Hello Matthias,

On Saturday April 03 2021 23:54, you wrote to Richard Menedetter:

I support arc on the inbound side, but outgoing, ZIP seems to be the standard by today. I prefer packing with my Tosser/Packer instead of
binkD doing it on the fly. Am i alone with this pre-historic view?

Not pre-historic, but not quit up to date either I'd say. ZIP has indeed been the de facto standard for conpression for at least two decades, but now that the vast majority of us uses the Internet as the transport medium and we do not have to pay for every byte any more and sometimes exchange mail far more often than 10 times a day, sending raw packets insteads of archives has become the norm for many.

My default is sending raw packets that may or may not be compressed on the fly by binkd. I still support ZIP, but it is only used by a few links.


Cheers, Michiel

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Hello Richard!

Note to self ... it seems some people are still using arc ...
forgot to apt-get install it after I migrated my system.
Fixed now.

I support arc on the inbound side, but outgoing, ZIP
seems to be the standard by today. I prefer packing
with my Tosser/Packer instead of binkD doing it on the
fly. Am i alone with this pre-historic view?

i am using a full pre-historic system, with pre-historic hardware :)
i've switched fidonet default to ZIP from ARC last month ;)


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Daniel


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Hello Richard!

My point can read You.


03 Apr 21 23:39, you wrote to all:

Hi All!

It seems I had some issues ...
I think everything should work now.

Note to self ... it seems some people are still using arc ...
forgot to apt-get install it after I migrated my system.
Fixed now.

CU, Ricsi

... Where'd all these damn indians come from? -George Custer
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* Origin: Friend: someone who likes you even after he knows you. (2:310/31)

Michael


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My Node can also read You.


Hello Richard!

03 Apr 21 23:39, you wrote to all:

Hi All!

It seems I had some issues ...
I think everything should work now.

Note to self ... it seems some people are still using arc ...
forgot to apt-get install it after I migrated my system.
Fixed now.

CU, Ricsi

... Where'd all these damn indians come from? -George Custer
--- GoldED+/LNX
* Origin: Friend: someone who likes you even after he knows you. (2:310/31)

Michael


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Hi Michael!

04 Apr 2021 14:01, from Michael Mrak -> Richard Menedetter:

My Node can also read You.

Thanx for the feedback!

CU, Ricsi

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