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I0OJJ > FBB 26.11.20 08:00l 51 Lines 1835 Bytes #999 (0) @ WW
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>From: Gustavo Ponza <i0ojj@i0ojj.ampr.org>
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On 11/25/20 11:23 PM, pa2snk@pi8snk.#frl.nld.euro wrote:
> a couple of years ago we agreed to set to 4 letters continent becouse of
> internet .eu websites for example.
> Als why not use #xxx field ?
> Why is this stupid..
>
> I do not know better on ham then to use this..
> on cb we use it like you mention for example sk1bbs.frl.nld.eu
>
> lets al draw one line and keep all hroutes the same whatever it may be but
> keep the same format for every mailbox!
By analyzing the European r-lines about the whole adopt since
the first years 1990 the two-letter EU for our continent.
The use of four-letter was invented to manage old MSDOS programs
running the TCP/IP.
I have multiple PBBS running on the same linux server and they
don't create any conflicts at all...
In the today situation there are about 400 packet systems in
the world and the means to communicate each other is normally
the use of 'telnet' or the AXIP/AXUDP on top the AX.25 or via
NetRom/INP3 protocols, etc. So, being the thing as just
reminded, I could use also simply 'i0ojj', pippo, pluto, and
so on, to identify my system... :)
But if the matter is not understood it is not my problem :)
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73 and ciao, gustavo i0ojj/ir0aab/ir0eq
non multa, sed multum
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