Subj : Offline Mail Doors To : mark lewis From : Phil Kimble Date : Mon May 21 2018 10:19 pm Hi Mark, ml> On 2018 May 17 22:56:46, you wrote to All: PK>> For some odd reason I suddenly have an obsession to install a offline PK>> mail door. After d/ling BlueWave Mail Door, Spent a few hours this weekend testdriving several different doors to realize that none will integrate into a MysticBBS without manual housekeeping. ml> Bluewave stuff must all be patched for y2k... doors and clients... ml> without the patch, there will be random numbers in the To and/or From ml> fields... the problem is the two digit year is calculated by ml> subtracting 1900 from the current year... that gives a value greater ml> than 99... they don't ensure that the returned value is only two ml> digits aka result := mod(result,100)... it is an overlooked flaw that ml> stems from doing math calcs on the year instead of string work with ml> substr... ml> http://www.wpusa.dynip.com/files/BLUEWAVE/ Thanks for the link. There is alot of good stuff at Waldo's. It seems either WP or Tiny has almost eerything archived these days. ml> there's two ways to handle the y2k problem... neither is official and ml> never can be... the preferred one, true patch of binaries, is at the ml> very top of the page... the other one is mainly user-side but can be ml> run on the BBS side... it is down in the 3rd section of the files ml> list... it is not a patch but a glue program used when the file is ml> (un)zipped... PK>> I am curiouswht the others are & if they are worth looking into? OLMS PK>> will be the next adventure... ml> OLMS stopped working properly over here... when it would shell to zip ml> up the files to send to the user, it would stop with some weird sort ml> of memory allocation error... looks to me to be maybe an indicator of ml> a pirated copy but the reg key is the free one... ml> )\/(ark ml> Always Mount a Scratch Monkey ml> Do you manage your own servers? If you are not running an IDS/IPS yer ml> doin' it wrong... ml> ... Poo poo occurs. ml> -+- ml> + Origin: (1:3634/12.73) Thx Phil --- Msged/LNX 6.1.2 * Origin: Bayhaus.net - Colorado Springs - Serving the FrontRange (1:128/2) .