Subj : Fido Package Deluxe
To   : Tommi Koivula
From : Torsten Bamberg
Date : Sun Feb 11 2018 00:53:50

Hallo Tommi!

10.02.2018 10:16, Tommi Koivula schrieb an Torsten Bamberg:

 TB>> ---- tirou051.zip   62121 16-11-14        TiRoute ist ein
 TK> There seems to be a problem with ":port" ...
 TK> ,IBN:24555,INA:eljaco.se,
Yes and No. Yes, tiroute doesn't detect a differnt ip-port.
And no, because an other port than 24554 wasn't common in 2005.
On 2004 I started to programmed tiroute. During that time IBN was not used n 
the nodelist, only PVT nodes where used for binkd connections.

 TK> === Cut ===
 TK> node 2:203/0@fidonet 24555 - # bjorn_felten
 TK> node 2:203/0@fidonet eljaco.se - # bjorn_felten
 TK> node 2:203/2@fidonet eljaco.se - # bjorn_felten
 TK> === Cut ===
 TK> Also if there are multiple IBN's, binkd will use only the last one. :(
 TK> ,IBN:fido.vlist.eu,IBN:fido4to6.vlist.eu,
Nearly the same, yes, tiroute doesn't detect multiples IBN flags.

I will fix both nodelist-changes this in a few days.

 TK> Otherwise, nice program. Like nl2binkd by Markus Reschke. :)
Well, nl2binkd is a perl script. As a perl script, nl2binkd needs a perl 
interpretation environment. A perl environment is usually available with linux 
and bsd, but is not widely used on Os/2 (Ecomstation/Arcanoae) and Windows.

tiroute is a native OS/2 32 Bit and Win 32 Bit Programm build with Watcom. An 
emx version is also in progress. Because of a native application, tiroute has 
no memory leaks and needs no further environment.
Also tiroute uses _shurely_ the latest nodelist, and checks the nodelist of 
errors, whom are usually build into the z2 nodelist by zc2.

tiroute is also available for plain DOS. Some of the collegues still using DOS. 
:-) If you ever tried to get perl working on plain DOS, you will ever prefer a 
nativ DOS-application.

Also I have to port tiroute to english.

 TK> 'Tommi
Bye/2 Torsten

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