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* An ongoing debate between Avon and All rages on ...
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BTW I just received 196 Dupes in FSXCry.
What happened
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Richard Menedetter wrote to Avon <=-
Hi All!
https://bit.ly/2rHsBxN
Have you read about this new and very bad vulberability
BTW I just received 196 Dupes in FSXCry.
What happened
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BTW I just received 196 Dupes in FSXCry.It was a system running Synchronet that we think needs some extra
What happened
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config work
Sysop has been contacted and we're working to try and assist :)
Yes ... looks like it.
But your system also forwarded the mails in question to me (and possibly others).
Why
They should have been recognized as dupes and NOT sent forward to your links. So it seems there is also a bug and/or misconfiguration on your system.
Re: Testing
By: Richard Menedetter to Avon on Tue May 15 2018 12:28 pm
Yes ... looks like it.
But your system also forwarded the mails in question to me (and possi others).
Why
They should have been recognized as dupes and NOT sent forward to you links. So it seems there is also a bug and/or misconfiguration on you system.
Those dupes had an new (extra) origin line added to them so they weren't the same as they used to be.
Those dupes had an new (extra) origin line added to them so they
weren't the same as they used to be.
Those dupes had an new (extra) origin line added to them so they
weren't the same as they used to be.
Wow people use node systems that butcher mails in a way that they insert changed messages???
From my point of view this is terminally ill, and any such software should be immediately be replaced with something sane and much more bug free.
Has it be determined if it was a bug in the software or in the configuration?
Has it be determined if it was a bug in the software or in the configuration?
Those dupes had an new (extra) origin line added to them so they
weren't the same as they used to be.
Wow people use node systems that butcher mails in a way that theyNot intentionaly no.
insert changed messages???
From my point of view this is terminally ill, and any suchSBBSecho is still being maintained and developed so it's behaviour can
software should be immediately be replaced with something sane
and much more bug free.
be changed if needed, as in this case.
Has it be determined if it was a bug in the software or in theYou could call it a bug in the software (SBBSecho). It's been fixed.
configuration?
Hi Digital!
28 May 2018 21:06, from Digital Man -> Richard Menedetter:
Has it be determined if it was a bug in the software or in theYou could call it a bug in the software (SBBSecho). It's been fixed.
configuration?
What else should one call it??
Anyways glad that it is fixed.
Hope the fix will be rolled out quickly, and that SBBS improves their testing rigorously in order to stop such huge bugs in the future.
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Can I have some sauce, chip's and a couple of steamd dim sims with that order?
I tried decrypting your message, but it was missing the header...
On 08/13/18, vorlon pondered and said...
Can I have some sauce, chip's and a couple of steamd dim sims with that order?
Why yes... yes you can and that will be 3 bits and a byte thanks :)
Do you have change of a terabyte? I've got nothing smaller #-))
I'm working on an automated Puzzle of the Week. It'll start out as cryptograms and proceed from there, as I add new cipher algorithms. It
may take me a few (or more) tries to get the process perfected, though.
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...there's way too much information to decode the Matrix. You get used to it, though. Your brain does the translating. I don't even see the code. All I see is blonde, brunette, redhead. Hey uh, you want a drink?
...there's way too much information to decode the Matrix. You get used to it, though. Your brain does the translating. I don't even see the code. All I see is blonde, brunette, redhead. Hey uh, you want a drink?
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...there's way too much information to decode the Matrix. You get used to it, though. Your brain does the translating. I don't even see the code.
Just a quick test to check the echo and for stats tests
Just a quick test to check the echo and for stats tests
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