• generate dupe file?

    From Tom De Puysseleyr@2:292/8125 to Alan Ianson on Tue May 23 11:24:12 2023
    Alan,

    22 May 23 13:08, you wrote to Wilfred van Velzen:


    Yes, I use -tooOld 60 in my EchoAreaDefaults line.
    That's what I added as well a few days ago!

    I also use -sbkeepAll on my EchoAreaDefaults line so seen-bys are not stripped when linking with nodes outside of my own zone.
    Makes sense. Added that one now...


    Tom

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  • From Tom De Puysseleyr@2:292/8125 to Kai Richter on Tue May 23 11:25:20 2023
    Kai,

    23 May 23 01:19, you wrote to me:

    The magic word for system migration is PKT.
    Wow, thanks, that is a nice procedure! Wish I knew about about that one before I made the switch...
    I had the messagebase in jam format, so no conversion needed. I just copied it over to the linux vm. Works fine! (fingers crossed about the dupes)



    Tom

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  • From Tom De Puysseleyr@2:292/8125 to Kai Richter on Tue May 23 11:30:34 2023
    Kai,

    23 May 23 01:54, you wrote to me:

    For todays low traffic condition in fidonet no mail should be dropped because of age. Fidonet is a _store_ and forward network. The tooOld switch was built to protect against amok running systems where the
    usual dupe detection fails (eg. msgid modification).

    I see what you mean. But I think I'll keep the parameter at 60 days. Mail that arrives 60 days too late, is a bit suspicious.


    Tom

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  • From Tom De Puysseleyr@2:292/8125 to Stephen Walsh on Tue May 23 11:36:20 2023
    Stephen,

    23 May 23 10:19, you wrote to me:

    My hub system has the -tooold set at 60. Most dupes come in from
    systems that have some type of failure, or configuration issue.
    I have it at 60 now too :-)



    Tom

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