There is something to be said for working on Argus or taurus too since those mailers can work for anyone needing a mailer.

Yea, not all of us can run D'Bridge, and Internet Rex is starting to
fall apart after 10 years plus of neglect. Make the mailer able to
handle different outbounds and I think it will be a success.

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MATTHEW MUNSON wrote to AL <=-

There is something to be said for working on Argus or taurus too since

hose

mailers can work for anyone needing a mailer.

Yea, not all of us can run D'Bridge, and Internet Rex is starting to
fall apart after 10 years plus of neglect. Make the mailer able to
handle different outbounds and I think it will be a success.

So, you've got binkit (if you're running Synchronet),
Taurus/Argus/Radius, and binkd. As long as you're OK with just
running binkp, I think each have their advantages - and T/A/R doesn't
seem to have any serious bugs that I saw.

Irex used to do FTP and email, that's why I used it way back when
(still have a license for it, too!) It's a shame it's starting to
fall behind.




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Irex used to do FTP and email, that's why I used it way back when
(still have a license for it, too!) It's a shame it's starting to
fall behind.

Irex also does binkp. The binkd daemon eats a lot of memory, though, but
it can still do outbounds ok (or it could last I used it, which was earlier this year).


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Dumas wrote:

Irex used to do FTP and email, that's why I used it way back when
(still have a license for it, too!) It's a shame it's starting to
fall behind.

Irex also does binkp. The binkd daemon eats a lot of memory, though, but
it can still do outbounds ok (or it could last I used it, which was earlier this year).

binkd memory usage is negliable.

PID USER PR NI VIRT RES SHR S %CPU %MEM TIME+ COMMAND
658 bbs 20 0 3382756 1.8g 7132 S 12.3 45.9 894:25.78 sbbs
636 bbs 20 0 357856 26804 6976 S 0.0 0.7 18:42.57 jsexec
490451 bbs 20 0 18336 9292 7960 S 0.0 0.2 0:00.10 systemd
225262 bbs 20 0 8836 8172 2116 S 0.0 0.2 6:44.64 binkd
490480 bbs 20 0 14160 5348 3856 S 0.0 0.1 0:00.03 sshd
490481 bbs 20 0 11084 5152 3496 S 0.0 0.1 0:00.04 bash
490454 bbs 20 0 168516 3060 0 S 0.0 0.1 0:00.00 (sd-pam)
225257 bbs 20 0 3248 2512 2172 S 0.0 0.1 0:04.04 binkd

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Irex also does binkp. The binkd daemon eats a lot of memory, though, but it can still do outbounds ok (or it could last I used it, which was earlier this year).

binkd memory usage is negliable.

Sorry, I meant that the *IREX* binkd daemon eats a lot of memory, at least under OS/2.

The stand-alone binkd daemons running under linux have been easy on memory
here also.


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