www.aros.org
http://aros-exec.org/modules/news/
we need u in the community of Amiga


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Hi,

On 03 Sep 05 09:33, Benny Pedersen wrote to Wilfred van Velzen:
about: "Fwd: Amiga = Aros":

www.aros.org http://aros-exec.org/modules/news/
we need u in the community of Amiga

lets hope amiga will have more fidonet software

My Amiga hasn't been turned on for more than 4 years now... So I wouldn't know what to do with it... :-/

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:(

I had 1 or 2 calls in 2 years, so it was time to take the bbs offline (this was 3 years ago btw!). But the fido/amiga-net node is still working as you can see. ;)

Bye, Wilfred.


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Hello Wilfred!

27 Aug 05 11:54, Wilfred van Velzen wrote to All:

www.aros.org http://aros-exec.org/modules/news/
we need u in the community of Amiga

lets hope amiga will have more fidonet software

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:(

Regards Benny

... there can only be one way of life, and it works :)

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Hello Wilfred!

03 Sep 05 11:20, Wilfred van Velzen wrote to Benny Pedersen:

www.aros.org http://aros-exec.org/modules/news/
we need u in the community of Amiga

lets hope amiga will have more fidonet software

My Amiga hasn't been turned on for more than 4 years now... So I wouldn't know what to do with it... :-/

only thing needed is gcc, and i know gcc exists on amiga, and i know a c programmer :-)

http://fidosql.sf.net/ he gets the idear from ums

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:(

I had 1 or 2 calls in 2 years, so it was time to take the bbs offline (this was 3 years ago btw!). But the fido/amiga-net node is still working as you can see. ;)

thats 2 more then here :-)

we are not lost atleast, i wonder why so many just leave and says nothing about it :(

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Regards Benny

... there can only be one way of life, and it works :)

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Hi,

On 06 Sep 05 21:01, Benny Pedersen wrote to Wilfred van Velzen:
about: "Re: Fwd: Amiga = Aros":

only thing needed is gcc, and i know gcc exists on amiga, and i know a
c programmer :-)

http://fidosql.sf.net/ he gets the idear from ums

There doesn't seem to be much activity. Last and only file is from 10/2004, allmost a year old now...

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:(

I had 1 or 2 calls in 2 years, so it was time to take the bbs offline
(this was 3 years ago btw!). But the fido/amiga-net node is still
working as you can see. ;)

thats 2 more then here :-)

we are not lost atleast, i wonder why so many just leave and says nothing about it :(

They don't like to admit defeat, and try to leave as quiet as possible... Maybe?

When I took over as ZC I tried to contact as much regions as possible. Conclusion: the nodelist was totally outdated. And this is now more than 5 years ago I think...

Bye, Wilfred.


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Hello Wilfred!

06 Sep 05 23:00, Wilfred van Velzen wrote to Benny Pedersen:

There doesn't seem to be much activity. Last and only file is from 10/2004, allmost a year old now...

yep times runs fast, he have not updated since the work is not in sync on web/cvs

They don't like to admit defeat, and try to leave as quiet as possible... Maybe?

that could be, or maybe that telecoms takes to high rate for get fidonet bundles

When I took over as ZC I tried to contact as much regions as
possible. Conclusion: the nodelist was totally outdated. And this is
now more than 5 years ago I think...

yep, nearly all is gone, there is not much amiga trafic left anymore

Regards Benny

... there can only be one way of life, and it works :)

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Hi Benny,
In a message dated 08 Sep 05 you wrote to Wilfred van Velzen :

When I took over as ZC I tried to contact as much regions as
possible. Conclusion: the nodelist was totally outdated. And this is
now more than 5 years ago I think...

yep, nearly all is gone, there is not much amiga trafic left anymore

Stops the flamewars dead, doesn't it?
Silver linings, and all that.

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Are this lot ghosts?

ping 39:*

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Hello Neil!

15 Sep 05 22:41, Neil Williams wrote to Benny Pedersen:

yep, nearly all is gone, there is not much amiga trafic left anymore

Stops the flamewars dead, doesn't it?

yep maybe, i regret i not have an amiga bbs anymore, have to have whats left on linux here

Silver linings, and all that.

was that not lemmings ? :-)

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Are this lot ghosts?

i see some :-)

ping 39:*

lets hope there aint some firewalls blocking it :-)

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still working with telnet ?

Regards Benny

... there can only be one way of life, and it works :)

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Hi,
On Sunday September 25 2005, Benny Pedersen said to Neil Williams:

ping 39:*

lets hope there aint some firewalls blocking it :-)

Firewalls scare me. I built some new ones for the ISP I help run - first reboot, and the buggers don't come back up. That was 17:20 on a Friday. Luckily, it had a happy ending.. ($ networking restart)

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still working with telnet ?

Yes, though it's not brilliantly reliable - I see one of my mailers has hung :-/


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