Subj : Feature Request: Moving ECHOCFG to SCFG
To   : The Millionaire
From : Digital Man
Date : Thu May 12 2022 18:16:00

  Re: Feature Request: Moving ECHOCFG to SCFG
  By: The Millionaire to Digital Man on Thu May 12 2022 05:33 pm

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 > >   Re: Feature Request: Moving ECHOCFG to SCFG
 > >   By: The Millionaire to Nightfox on Thu May 12 2022 03:24 pm
 >
 > > You don't technically "need" echocfg at all, but if you're going to use
 > > SBBSecho as your echomail program, then it's a nice thing to have/use.
 > > There used to be a lot more options for FTN echomail programs to be used
 > > with Synchronet/SMB (in which case, echocfg would not be relevant), but
 > > those other options have all pretty much dried up. Still, it's conceivable
 > > that someone could use a different EchoMail program than SBBSecho and a
 > > different mailer than BinkIt, in which case, they would have no use for
 > > echocfg or sbbsecho/sbbsecho.ini.

 > Fmail aka Fast Echomail Processor went back into production with a different
 > author now. That would work with Synchronet?

I don't think Fmail supports SMB. I think the last tosser to support SMB that wasn't mine (SBBSFIDO or SBBSecho) was InterMail. I could be wrong. <shrug>
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