Hello all!


Back in my extremely busy board days I used to have a little thing iirc called killrcat, might have the name wrong.

Basically a message nuker for squish bases, i.e. kill
filter. tHink only flavor was dos flavor, but there might
have been an os/2 specific as well.


Anybody still using it, or did it create y2k problems?

IF so, anybody got it for freq pots access contiental U.S.
by chance?



Regards,
Richard
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Hello, Richard.

Sunday August 29 2010 at 18:48, you wrote to all:

IF so, anybody got it for freq pots access contiental U.S.
by chance?

I've not heard of that program myself but I have TWITKILL for DOS and OS/2 which is the same thing.

Later,
Sean

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HI there,

On Sun 2038-Aug-29 19:30, Sean Dennis (1:18/200) wrote to Richard Webb:

IF so, anybody got it for freq pots access contiental U.S.
by chance?

I've not heard of that program myself but I have TWITKILL for DOS
and OS/2 which is the same thing.

GOt a filename and is it freqable via your pots?

THanks,

Regards,
Richard
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Hello, Richard.

Monday August 30 2010 at 07:32, you wrote to me:

GOt a filename and is it freqable via your pots?

TWTKL105.ZIP and yes, it should be, but I've not had anyone do a crash FREQ in years. Give it a shot and try. :)

Later,
Sean

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Hello Richard!

29 Aug 10 18:48, Richard Webb wrote to all:

Back in my extremely busy board days I used to have a little thing
iirc called killrcat, might have the name wrong.

IF so, anybody got it for freq pots access contiental U.S.
by chance?

I've got a copy here killrcat.zip (39 K), but let me warn you... I've got one of those ZyXel modems which aren't known for their compatibility. I tried sending it to you yesterday, but I couldn't get Bink to dial out. It has just been too long since I used POTS.

There are 2 executables in the .zip file. One for DOS and the other for OS/2.
It also has the C source code if you want to "roll your own". This utility works on a Squish message base.

Janis also has it. You might be better off getting it from her,


Regards,
Fred

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HI SEan,

On Mon 2038-Aug-30 15:27, Sean Dennis (1:18/200) wrote to Richard Webb:

GOt a filename and is it freqable via your pots?

TWTKL105.ZIP and yes, it should be, but I've not had anyone do a
crash FREQ in years. Give it a shot and try. :)

THanks, we'll give it a looksee.

Thanks!

Regards,
Richard
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HI Fred,

On Mon 2038-Aug-30 19:33, Fred Riccio (1:132/174) wrote to Richard Webb:

Back in my extremely busy board days I used to have a little thing
iirc called killrcat, might have the name wrong.

IF so, anybody got it for freq pots access contiental U.S.
by chance?

I've got a copy here killrcat.zip (39 K), but let me warn you...
I've got one of those ZyXel modems which aren't known for their compatibility. I tried sending it to you yesterday, but I couldn't
get Bink to dial out. It has just been too long since I used POTS.

Know that feeling. YOu wouldn't have got a connect until
the small hours probably anyway, non-cm.
HIt your system and your zyx and my USR communicated
alright. Thanks!!!

THat little guy's easy to set up, takes about 2 minutes.

Janis also has it. You might be better off getting it from her,

<hmmm> sHould've shot one in the blind at her. THanks
though, worked!!!


Regards,
Richard
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Hello Richard!

31 Aug 10 03:32, Richard Webb wrote to Fred Riccio:

YOu wouldn't have got a connect until
the small hours probably anyway, non-cm.

Ahhhh that explains it. When I first set up for dual IP/Pots operation I did some nodelist magic to prevent the pots side from dialing out when the other node also had IP (both sides share the same outbound). I thought maybe that was getting in the way, but it was too close to bedtime to dig into it.

HIt your system and your zyx and my USR communicated
alright. Thanks!!!

Glad it worked out. You know, I think that was the first successful POTS connect I've had since I re-joined Fido in July of '03. I'll bet most of the failed calls were from telemarketers.

THat little guy's easy to set up, takes about 2 minutes.

Thats the way I remember it. Enjoy.


Regards,
Fred

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HI Fred,

On Tue 2038-Aug-31 19:40, Fred Riccio (1:132/174) wrote to Richard Webb:

YOu wouldn't have got a connect until
the small hours probably anyway, non-cm.

Ahhhh that explains it. When I first set up for dual IP/Pots
operation I did some nodelist magic to prevent the pots side from
dialing out when the other node also had IP (both sides share the
same outbound). I thought maybe that was getting in the way, but it
was too close to bedtime to dig into it.

YEp, not ip though, just pots. ONe of at least two here in
z1 I know of pots only <grin>.


<snip>

Glad it worked out. You know, I think that was the first successful
POTS connect I've had since I re-joined Fido in July of '03. I'll
bet most of the failed calls were from telemarketers.

wOuldn't doubt that one <grin>.

THat little guy's easy to set up, takes about 2 minutes.

Thats the way I remember it. Enjoy.

YEp, helps with a couple gated newsgroups and the google
spambots and a couple of individuals who might be actual
flesh & blood human <grin>.


Regards,
Richard
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Hi Richard,

Thats the way I remember it. Enjoy.

YEp, helps with a couple gated newsgroups and the google
spambots and a couple of individuals who might be actual
flesh & blood human <grin>.

Sorry I missed these messages Richard.. I had it here as well in the Maximus file areas.. there are a bunch of files from Gary's original MaxFdn here :)

Take care,
Janis

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Thats the way I remember it. Enjoy.

YEp, helps with a couple gated newsgroups and the google
spambots and a couple of individuals who might be actual
flesh & blood human <grin>.

Sorry I missed these messages Richard.. I had it here as well in
the Maximus file areas.. there are a bunch of files from Gary's
original MaxFdn here :)

that means that i probably also have it here in my mirror of the maxfdn area :)

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HI Janis,

On Tue 2038-Aug-31 23:29, Janis Kracht (1:261/38) wrote to Richard Webb:

Sorry I missed these messages Richard.. I had it here as well in the Maximus file areas.. there are a bunch of files from Gary's original
MaxFdn here :)

YEah, SEan sent me a cd of a bunch of things from Gary's
site, but I think just before our move when stepdaughter's
boyfriend ripped me off for some tools etc. he went through
and grabbed some cd-r disks, thought they were music I
guess. THat's one of them I haven't found since the move to current location.
Iirc that wasn't on it though, had a list of stuff from SEan's cd here. A lot of it was labeled with
"no description" I noted.
That was one of my projects, grabbing a bunch of that stuff, unzip it, get a description from a file_id.diz if it had
one, and clean that up a bit, but that round tuit never
arrived here.


Regards,
Richard
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