Subj : RE: qwk  DOVE-NET
To   : All
From : MICHAEL PURDY
Date : Thu Jan 31 2019 19:12:12

Date: Wed, 20 Aug 2014 03:44:04 -0400
From: MICHAEL PURDY
To: JOHN GUILLORY
Subject: RE: qwk  DOVE-NET
Newsgroups: win.server.program
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John

I'm not sure why you are posting to me?.  Were you trying to contact the OP
SAMPEN?

Mike


On 8/19/2014 11:56 PM, JOHN GUILLORY wrote to MICHAEL PURDY:

-> -> DOVE-Net is a Synchronet centric QWK Network which does have some General
-> -> Message Conferences
-> 
-> -> http://vert.synchro.net/msgs/subs.ssjs?msg_grp=DOVE-Net
-> 
-> -> Offline Mail reading and pulling mail using simple Telnet/FTP scripts is
-> -> quite different to operating a QWK Network.
-> 
-> Basically, you've got 3 steps.  Really easy once you know how.  Either
-> create a quick script for ftp to download the QWK packet and upload the
-> .REP, or use IFTP or IREXW setup to handle your downloading.  Use WCQWK
-> to import the mail.  Synchronet uses mail groups in the 1000's.  eg.
-> your first message group is 1000, second is 20000.  Dovenet is
-> unfortuantly hard-coded to a different set of numbers, so you either
-> need to look into synchronet bbs's cfg or find the text file that tells
-> you what the numbers are... Though I've gotta warn you, I've found the
-> numbers don't always match up to the text file like they're supposed to
-> be!
-> 
 
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