Re: Small timezone bug in KA9Q/SMTPSERV.C

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From: "Anthony R. Gold"
Date: Wed, 04 Jun 1997 00:00

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In article <5n3skd$mmm@info.noc.demon.net>
           robm@demon.net "Robert Mortimer" writes:

> This makes sense, there where several reasons why I didn't work with
> demons version of KA9Q, but the main ones where:
> 1) It was less work porting stuff from Demon -> JNOS than the other
> way round
> 2) At the time malcolm was giving support new versions to test so I
> wanted to play with somethign else.
> 3) Demon's KA9Q doesn't seem that happy compilign with the versions of
> tasm and BCC I have access to.
> 
> I wasn't really trying to diverge it just sort of happened.

If this is indeed the best (most bug-free) version of KA9Q for tcp/ip 
through a dialer and ppp, would life be simpler if Demon simply 
switched support?

Is JNOS fully compatible with the Demon-ka9q directory tree and 
autoexec.net?

Are there any migration or compatibility issues?

Is DISView for Demon-ka9q also correct for JNOS?

> What others are there that I've forgotten at the moment??

Compile with POP3?

Regards,
-- 
   Tony - G3SKR / W2TG                   email: tgold@panix.com

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