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От : Dan Clough 1:135/115 30 май 25 08:05:52
К : BjФrn Felten 30 май 25 16:07:02
Тема : Re: FidoNews submission
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-=> BjФrn Felten wrote to Dan Clough <=-
BF>> Yes, Massa Gimme-Gimme. I will, of course, immediately see if I can
BF>> give your Very Important Traffic on a depreciated network protocol,
BF>> such as IPv4, higher priority.
DC> It`s a world-wide standard, in widespread use.
BF> It was.
Yes, and it still is, whether you like it or not.
BF> A standard from 1981, when the web was more than a decade
BF> from being introduced and worldwide (sic) internet adoption was still
BF> another decade away.
None of that has anything to do with the subject at hand. Classic
deflection attempt by somebody who`s "out of ammo".
To remind you - we`re talking about how your system doesn`t answer binkp
connection attempts. If your system doesn`t accept IPv4 connections,
you should be indicating that with your nodelist entry.
DC> Also, I wasn`t asking for
DC> higher priority, just that your system match what it advertises as it`s
DC> capabilities. CM/IBN/INA. There aren`t any "busy signals".
BF> What signals were they then? If you had quoted the errors you
BF> received, it might have helped you identify the problem.
The "error" reported was "Unable to connect to el.jackoff.se" . That`s
it. Your system doesn`t answer incoming connection attempts.
DC> Why would it affect them at all? Are you using some kind of deprecated
DC> hardware, or something?
BF> You have no idea about my system, so why even try to tell me how to
BF> operate it?
Another non-answer. The question is (again): Why does your system not
accept incoming calls, as advertised?
DC> Strange how your system(s) are so unreliable.
BF> Not to any of my paying clients or free-of-charge important Fidonet
BF> friends, as far as I know. Yes, I know that there still are some IPv4
BF> problems, but it does not seem to be a problem for all of them since
BF> they all use IPv6; therefore, my IPv6 theory. If you have any other
BF> explanation, I`m all ears.
I have the explanation. Your system doesn`t support incoming IPv4
connections, and yet, your nodelist entry doesn`t specify that. Either
fix your hardware, or update your nodelist entry. Simple, eh?
... So easy, a child could do it. Child sold separately.
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