Volume 4, Number 38 5 October 1987 +---------------------------------------------------------------+ | _ | | / \ | | /|oo \ | | - FidoNews - (_| /_) | | _`@/_ \ _ | | International | | \ \\ | | FidoNet Association | (*) | \ )) | | Newsletter ______ |__U__| / \// | | / FIDO \ _//|| _\ / | | (________) (_/(_|(____/ | | (jm) | +---------------------------------------------------------------+ Editor in Chief: Thom Henderson Chief Procrastinator Emeritus: Tom Jennings Contributing Editors: Dave Lovell, Al Arango FidoNews is published weekly by the International FidoNet Association as its official newsletter. You are encouraged to submit articles for publication in FidoNews. Article submission standards are contained in the file ARTSPEC.DOC, available from node 1:1/1. Copyright 1987 by the International FidoNet Association. All rights reserved. Duplication and/or distribution permitted for noncommercial purposes only. For use in other circumstances, please contact IFNA at (314) 576-4067. Table of Contents 1. ARTICLES ................................................. 1 Career Advice via Fido (we need your advice) ............. 1 Greetings from the New Zone 1 Coordinator, David Dodell .. 2 P/S 2 Compatible Available October 11, 1987 .............. 4 What's Up at SEA? ........................................ 5 2. COLUMNS .................................................. 9 Origin: Angevin Empire ................................... 9 3. NOTICES .................................................. 11 The Interrupt Stack ...................................... 11 Latest Software Versions ................................. 11 4. COMMITTEE REPORTS ........................................ 12 Ben Baker resigns as International Coordinator ........... 12 FidoCon V -- Where's It Gonna Be? ........................ 13 FidoNews 4-38 Page 1 5 Oct 1987 ================================================================= ARTICLES ================================================================= David Hart CareerPath BBS Node 107/117 - (212) 696-9777 NEED CAREER HELP? Want to change jobs? CareerPath BBS is a non-commercial, public interest BBS spon- sored by Cary Hart Associates; a national Management Consulting and Executive Search Firm. CareerPath BBS provides a number of free services now and will add more in the future. 1. We provide counseling in resume writing, interview skills and career direction via our message base. One of our message areas provides for anonymous entry if desirable. 2. We accept uploads of resumes in complete confidence. 3. We are interested, in the near future, of providing a CAREERS echo. This is dependent upon Network Sysop interest. 4. We advertise some help wanted. Some of this is via the Metro- Forum Echo of net 107. When we place an "ad" in Metro-Forum, we typically we do not have an economic interest in filling the position. We DO have an economic interest in positions posted on the system (non-echoed). However, because we NEVER accept fees from candidates, we consider this activity to be non-commercial. We need user and network feed-back to make this unique system viable and of maximum assistance to all. We operate at 300/1200 and 2400 bps, 24 hours/7 days. You may file request (via FIDO) "INFO.ARC" which provides comp- rehensive information about CareerPath as well as the correct procedures for uploading resumes. Locally, this file is avail- able for download from file area #3. Our staff responds to SERIOUS help inquiries within 48 hours! ----------------------------------------------------------------- FidoNews 4-38 Page 2 5 Oct 1987 David Dodell FidoNet 1:1/0 (aka 114/15) New Zone 1 Coordinator (1:1/0) Hello, as most of you already know, I have resumed the responsibility of Ben Baker's position as Zone 1 Coordinator, better known as 1/0. I assumed Ben's position last week, after Ben resigned his position in the network due to burnout. First, to tell you all about myself. I am dentist by profession, married, and have two wonderful dogs named Keesha and Max. I live and practice in sunny Scottsdale, Arizona and have been the sysop of the St. Joseph's Hospital and Medical Center BBS for the past two years. I am new to this position and will need some patience from the network. I would like to make several comments about my position after only being in it for a few days: (1) There might be a delay of a day or so initially in getting out the NODEDIFF. I expect to issue it Friday evening initially. It will be available by Seadog File Request (aka FR) with the file name of NODEDIFF and NODELIST. FidoNews is also available using the FR name of FIDONEWS. Using these "key" words will always give you the most recent issue. (2) I have received numerous complaints, policy disagreements, etc. via the grape-vine, Ben Baker, and Ken Kaplan. First a little patience is needed in expecting an answer. I am averaging 15 messages a night so far. I want to give each one my undivided attention, but I also need to devote time to my practice and family. I VOW that I will answer every single message, but please understand that most of them will be routed back as normal netmail, and may take some time in getting to you. (3) If you sent Ben a message over the past month and did not receive a reply, please send it again to me. Several messages and requests were lost in the transfer of responsibility. (4) FLAMES will get you no where. I will be glad to engage in rational constructive converstation and criticism, but flames and name-calling will cause me to think less of any arguments or points you are trying to make. (5) PLEASE TRY to work out problems within the framework of POLICY3. This states that the chain is to contact your network host, then regional host about any decision before contacting me. If I receive any mail before it has gone through the chain, it will be immediately be referred back down without any decision. FidoNews 4-38 Page 3 5 Oct 1987 (6) The Help Nodes in Region 1 are being restructure to provide a better support structure for the network. If you have any suggestions or comments, please let me know. I am also working on getting all the Echomail Backbones listed in the Region 1 nodelist, so everyone will know who their local Echomail regional coordinator is, in order to facilitate linking of new echos. Remember, to most of the network, including myself, this is a hobby. Try to work out problems locally, compromise and the network will be better for all of us. Take a deep breath, and have FUN ! ----------------------------------------------------------------- FidoNews 4-38 Page 4 5 Oct 1987 World Of Computers Whitestone, New York FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE - FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE =============================================== On Sunday October 11, 1987 at the Grand Royal Hotel in Hempstead, New York, will be another spectacular KGP computer show. What makes this show different from ALL other shows this year will the introduction of the FIRST PS/2 compatible computer named the QT/2 which will be available at the show for demonstration, evaluation and purchase. The QT/2 is made entirely in the United States, and does not face the import tariff currently being levied against other compatibles made in the Far East. Standard features of the QT/2 include 3 Megabytes of memory on the motherboard, both a 3 1/2 inch floppy drive and a 1/4 height standard 360k floppy allowing easy transfer of software to/from either format. Both serial and parallel ports are included as well as a light pen port and a game adaptor port and the display adaptor as well. A 250 watt switching power supply is standard with a 300 watt supply available as an option. The QT/2 allows hard drives of up to 120 Megabytes to be installed and operated as a SINGLE drive without the use of device drivers. All current CGA, EGA, Monochrome and VGA display units will operate on the QT/2. Several expansion boards have been tested and perform to specifications. The base price of the unit will be $995. This includes 3 Megabytes of memory and the two floppy disk drives as well as the serial and parallel ports, the game adaptor port, the display adaptor and an enhanced AT style tactile touch keyboard. The unit is covered by a 12 month warranty and service can be obtained nationwide from over 1300 repair centers. ----------------------------------------------------------------- FidoNews 4-38 Page 5 5 Oct 1987 Kilgore Trout, 1:107/6 What's Up at SEA? We thought we'd fill you in on what's cooking at SEA these days. First, the bad news. The free SEAdog upgrade offer to FidoNet sysops will end on October 30th, 1987. After that date SEAdog upgrades from 4.0 to 4.1 will cost $10. Just in case you missed our earlier announcement about the upgrade offer, we'll repeat it. If you have a copy of SEAdog 4.0 that is now operating as a node on FidoNet, we will upgrade you to version 4.1 at no charge (until October 30th). To get your free upgrade, please do the following: 1) Write your name and your network address on your SEAdog 4.0 disk label. 2) Write your name and mailing address on an adhesive label or on a floppy disk mailer. 3) Mail them both to us at 21 New Street, Wayne NJ 07470, and we'll mail you back a 4.1 disk. We will include a sheet that describes what's new in version 4.1 of SEAdog. If you wish to upgrade a SEAdog 4.0 that is NOT now operating as a node on FidoNet, then enclose $10. If you wish to upgrade any earlier version of SEAdog, then enclose $50. Now that that's out of the way, what else is going on? We've tinkered with the MGM system a bit. Mostly fine-tuning and touchups. Most of the utilities now make SEAdog log file entries at the VERBOSE level. ARCmail 1.10 is now available, and is significantly enhanced over version 1.00. We've added an "overflow area" that keeps incoming mail archives from blowing away your network mail area. For example, we've noticed that PC-DOS starts getting real slow when you have more than about 280 files in one directory on our system, so now we run ARCmail with a statement like: arcmail from all /o150 This tells ARCmail that any time the netmail area hits 150 messages, everything else goes in the overflow area. We then tell MGMfwd to create 100 messages per pass, and hence never have more than 250 message files in the netmail area. Messages that are shunted to the overflow area are not lost (would we do that to you?) The overflow area is essentially a FidoNews 4-38 Page 6 5 Oct 1987 "first in, first out" queue that ARCmail manages for you. We've also expanded the naming convention in ARCmail 1.10. The convention used by earlier versions was only good for ten archives per day over a span of one week. Nowadays many sysops (including us) want to run a mail relay event every hour (sometimes even every half hour) with mail events in between to deliver mail to nodes near them. The older naming convention could get you in real trouble doing that, since you could easily create more than ten archives per day for a given node. The new naming convention is fully backwards compatible, and is good for an archive every minute over a span of a month. The new SEAlink driver with Overdrive is now available. As before, full sources for the driver are provided. We're hoping that this second release of the SEAlink routines will be as popular as the first was. For those who can't wait for Overdrive, we've included an upgraded CLINK.EXE protocol driver that can now be fully configured by command line switches, including selecting the baud rate, COM1 or COM2, and setting Overdrive. For the non-techies out there, "overdrive" is an ACKless "streaming mode" that greatly enhances SEAlink throughput on the current crop of 9600 baud asymmetrical or half duplex modems, like the Courier HST, the Telebit Trailblazer, and the Microcom AX-9624C. Overdrive should only be engaged at baud rates greater than 2400 bps. There is FINALLY a new version of DTTY available, and this one even has docs! That's a big step for DTTY -- we thought she'd be a NODOX program forever. If you've never heard of DTTY, then you may want to give her a try. DTTY is a terminal program, something like Minitel and nothing at all like Telix. Just plain ol' type at yer modem stuff here; no fancy menus, no sound effects, no glitter. So why bother? A couple of reasons. (1) Some of us actually LIKE plain-Jane terminal programs. (2) DTTY can do SEAlink with Overdrive. (3) Here's the biggie: DTTY uses the SEAdog configuration and data files, including the node list! You can tell DTTY things like: dtty call Gee Wong and she'll go look up his net address, find out his phone number and baud rate, and start dialing. This alone can make DTTY worthwhile, even if you'd rather not use her as your terminal program. You can shell out to her from another terminal program, have her dial whoever you want to call, and then pop back. This version of DTTY also introduces an experimental "split screen mode" for those of you who like to chat with other users on a multiline TBBS. Everything except the split screen mode is done through DOS calls or FOSSIL calls, so DTTY should work on any system that can run SEAdog. FidoNews 4-38 Page 7 5 Oct 1987 All SEA shareware products can be downloaded from our customer support board at (201) 473-1991, or outside of National Mail Hour may be file requested from 1:107/6. The relevant filenames to request for products mentioned in this article are: MGM*.ARC The MGM conferencing system. MGMARCM.ARC The ARCmail mail compression program. SEALINK.ARC The SEAlink protocol driver. DTTY.ARC The DTTY terminal emulation program. Other SEA shareware products include: SLAVE.ARC Allows giving DOS commands to a system by network mail. KITTEN.ARC A minimalist bulletin board system for use with SEAdog. USNO.ARC Sets your system time and date by calling the U.S. Naval Observatory. XLATRGEN.ARC Translates the St.Louis format nodelist into a file suitable for use with SEAdog, Fido, or Opus. SCRIPTER.ARC A preliminary script driver that lets SEAdog version 4.1 use version 4.0 script files. SDOPT.EXE A program that allows setting some extended options for the SEAdog MAIL program. ----------------------------------------------------------------- FidoNews 4-38 Page 8 5 Oct 1987 USRobotics Special Offer for SYSOP's USR called the IFNA office this week and asked us to pass along the following special offer for SYSOP's: USR has lowered the SYSOP price for the original Courier 2400 and Microlink 2400 to $289. Call 1:115/500 which is USR's board in Skokie, Ill. and complete the online questionaire to place an order. If you have purchased one of these modems in the past three months at the old SYSOP price of $325, USR has offered send you a rebate. Call USR at 800-DIALUSR and ask for Chandra for further information on rebates. Ken Kaplan 1:1/10 ----------------------------------------------------------------- FidoNews 4-38 Page 9 5 Oct 1987 ================================================================= COLUMNS ================================================================= O r i g i n : A n g e v i n E m p i r e Issue #4: Nodelist Shrinking Aaron Priven (1:125/1154) (Note: I have changed nets since the previous three columns were submitted. Please take note of the new address.) Are you one of the countless millions who are glad that all the hoopla about the Constitution's 200th anniversary is over? Or are you one who's interest was piqued by the information that was circulating? If the latter, I suggest you find a copy of _Miracle at Philadelphia_. _Miracle at Philadelphia_ is an account of the proceedings of the Constitutional Convention, with many quotes but placed in 18th century contexts. Catherine Drinker Bowen tells a good story, and I have read this book over and over since I first discovered it seven years ago. * * * In the SYSOP echomail there has been a lot of talk of late about shrinking the size of the node list. Ideas such as no longer having separate HUB and HOST entries, deletion of private nodes, and many other things have been suggested. All of these are good ideas and ought to be considered. We could split (and apparently are splitting) the nodelist into lots of different pieces, but that will sacrifice capability. None of these is really a good solution. The fact is that there are some 1600 accessible nodes in the nodelist, and this number increases every week. It's not going to go away -- and even if all the duplicates were zapped out, we'd be right back where we are now in a couple of months. Just think what will happen when someone invents a utility that lets non-Fido compatible BBS programs (RBBS-PC or PC-Board) join the Matrix and carry echomail conferences. I'd guess that a large number of those systems would join if their favorite software let them. I think this will happen pretty soon. So, we are looking at expansion in the near future, and the uncompressed nodelist is likely to hit 400K or 500K very soon. In my opinion the best way to solve it right now is to rewrite the nodelist. Take a look at a sample entry. ,1154,The_Angevin_Empire,San_Mateo_CA,Aaron_Priven, 1-415-349-2623,1200,XP:,#CM: That's pretty long -- 81 bytes, including the end-of-line markers. But if you look at it, not all of that stuff is really necessary to be a list of nodes. One of the first principles of FidoNews 4-38 Page 10 5 Oct 1987 the Matrix -- I always thought -- is that the purpose of the nodelist is to be a list of nodes, and not a BBS list. All that is needed in a list of nodes is _how to reach the node_. That means that the name of the BBS is not really relevant to the purpose of the nodelist. It doesn't matter that my BBS is called "The Angevin Empire" if all someone in Arkansas wants to do is send me a message saying "That was a really stupid column!", or ask one of my users about that program he wrote. All that person should care about is how to reach me. The BBS name isn't the only one that is irrelevant. The time up flags (DA:, WK:, WE:) are only important if a person is going to call the board not during the NMH -- and the #CM: flag already means 24 hour operation (at least, that is the consensus). And I really don't understand why anybody but the programmers should care about extended protocol (the XP: flag). I'm not sure about some of the others. For example, I think the sysop-name field might be deleted. I suppose it can be useful to have the sysop's name right at hand when writing a note, but it is only rarely that this is really used. SEAdog systems have their USERLISTs, but I wonder how much this is really used -- and whether it is really worth burdening the entire net with what might well be replaced by the SEAdog sysop by a short list of the most common names sent to. Some simple things ought to be changed: decimal numbers to hex numbers (they save some space), two-digit baud numbers (nobody runs at 12 baud, do they?), and CR instead of CR/LF as the end of line marker. Those should be simple. So instead of the lengthy listing ,1154,The_Angevin_Empire,San_Mateo_CA,Aaron_Priven, 1-415-349-2623,1200,XP:,#CM: we would now have ,482,San_Mateo_CA,1-415-349-2623,12,#CM: That's 41 bytes. Some listings will save more, some less, but doing what I've suggested might well cut half of the length of the nodelist --without losing any of its capability as a list of Matrix nodes. ----------------------------------------------------------------- FidoNews 4-38 Page 11 5 Oct 1987 ================================================================= NOTICES ================================================================= The Interrupt Stack 16 Oct 1987 Ken Kaplan's 40th birthday. 14 Nov 1987 The First New England Sysop Conference, to be held at the Lederle Graduate Research Center, 16 Floor University of Massachusetts, Amherst. Contact Mort Sternheim at 1:321/109 for details. 7 Dec 1987 Start of the Digital Equipment Users Society meeting in Anaheim, CA. Contact Mark Buda at 1:132/777 for details. 24 Aug 1989 Voyager 2 passes Neptune. If you have something which you would like to see on this calendar, please send a message to FidoNet node 1:1/1. ----------------------------------------------------------------- Latest Software Versions BBS Systems Node List Other & Mailers Version Utilities Version Utilities Version Dutchie 2.70a* EditNL 3.3 ARC 5.21 Fido 12 MakeNL 1.10 ARCmail 1.1* Opus 1.03a Prune 1.40 ConfMail 3.10 SEAdog 4.10 XlatList 2.84 EchoMail 1.31 TBBS 2.0M MGM 1.1* * Recently changed Utility authors: Please help keep this list up to date by reporting new versions to 1:1/1. It is not our intent to list all utilities here, only those which verge on necessity. ----------------------------------------------------------------- FidoNews 4-38 Page 12 5 Oct 1987 ================================================================= COMMITTEE REPORTS ================================================================= Date: Fri 25 Sep 87 03:09 From: Ben Baker To: Don Daniels Subj: Resignation For reasons of health, sanity and marriage, I must, with some regret, tender my resignation as IFNA VP - Technical Coordinator, and as IFNA Director. David Dodell (114/15) was to assume the role of zone 1 coordinator on October 16. I have accellerated that schedule and entered him as 1/0 in the list to be published later this morning. I feel that I have made some significant contributions to the net in the past. For that I am pleased. I feel that I am contributing little now, and spending many unpleasant hours doing it. For that I am displeased! Worse, I feel little urge to contribute in the future. In short, I'm burned out. It would be a disservice to the net and to myself to continue. As to the position of VP-TC, I have no recommendation. I am confident that the ZC's can keep the net running smooth so you need not rush into a posibily bad decision, just for the sake of filling the position. I suggest you try to find someone with political talent first and technical expertise second, though both are important. Respectfully, Ben Baker ----------------------------------------------------------------- FidoNews 4-38 Page 13 5 Oct 1987 FIDOCON V -- WHERE'S IT GONNA BE? It seems like we have just barely returned home from FidoCon IV and here it is time to start thinking about FidoCon V already. A successful conference of this sort takes a great deal of advance planning and coordination. The Membership Services Committee, under the chairmanship of Phil Ardussi, has been charged with recommending a site to hold FidoCon in August 1988. Would you like to host the next FidoCon in your city? Here is your chance. Send a proposal to the FidoCon Site Selection subcommittee to be considered for the honor of hosting FidoCon V. What do you need to do to host FidoCon in your city? I'm glad you asked. Planning an international conference requires a great deal of work on the part of the hosts. A site must be selected with adequate meeting space, accessibility, reasonable price and 1001 other details. To give you an idea of what needs to be done and to give the Site Selection Subcommittee some information about your city, we need to have the following questionnaire filled out: LOCATION: 1. What is the mileage from the airport to the host hotel? 2. Is shuttle service furnished by the hotel available to and from the hotel and airport? 3. Are there direct (no connections) flights from the top ten largest metropolitan areas to your airport? HOTEL FACILITIES: 1. Is there a large (150 person) conference room which will be available throughout the conference? 2. Are there at least three smaller conference rooms which will be available for meetings during the conference? 3. Will there be display space for vendors? 4. Will there be a small private conference room available for the host and other committees? 5. Will the hotel guarantee room rate, not to exceed $80 for double occupancy? 6. Will the host committee prepare a list including price ranges and bill of fare for all hotel restaurants in advance of the conference? 7. Will the hotel provide early committment on prices of banquets, receptions, coffee break service, and any other food and beverage service to the conference sessions? FidoNews 4-38 Page 14 5 Oct 1987 8. Does the hotel have handicap facilities? LOCAL SUPPORT: 1. There must be an active committee consisting of at least five members in the host city at least nine months before the conference. Members of this committee should be prepared to spend at least two hours per week in the early planning stages and at least 8-10 hours per week just before the conference. The local chair should work closely with the FidoCon subcommittee chair by Net Mail, US Mail, and voice. Please furnish the name of the host committee and the name and address of the host chairperson. 2. Sponsorship of the conference by a local user group is okay. Please furnish the name of the sponsoring group, if any. 3. Will a list of nearby restaurants (all price ranges -- including fast food) and local entertainment be prepared by the local committee? 4. Will maps of the area would be provided to attendees? 5. What activities for family members should will be planned by the local committee? 6. Will there be a software swap area set up with computers for people to trade disks? Will any of them be equipped with a printer and/or modem? Will disk sales (at cost) be included? 7. Will there be conference souvenirs, including but not limited to T-shirts and hats, available throughout the conference? 8. Will a special rate on car rentals be available to FidoCon attendees? OTHER: 1. What other events would you suggest for attendees? 2. What are the features of your city that make it particularly desirable for hosting FidoCon? GENERAL COMMENTS: (To be filled in by the prospective hosts) Please give a lot of thought to the amount of time and money that will be involved in hosting FidoCon. Then, write up your proposal and send it to us. We will evaluate all proposals and make recommendations to the IFNA Board of Directors. Proposals can be sent by NetMail to 128/13, or by US Snail to: Jim Cannell FidoNews 4-38 Page 15 5 Oct 1987 4350 Burton Way #238 Colorado Springs, Colorado 80918 If you want to include any printed promotional materials from the hotel or other facility, forward five copies to the above address. If you have any questions or problems, please send me NetMail or give me a voice call at 303-531-9043. The other members of the FidoCon Site Selection subcommittee are also willing to provide any assistance. They are: Chuck Sanders 128/16 Irene Henderson 107/9 Steve Bonine 115/700 Phil Ardussi 157/1 If there is anyone else out there who has experience in convention planning that is not connected with one of the prospective host cities who wants to help with planning, you are welcome to join the Membership Services Site Selection Subcommittee. Send a NetMail note to Phil Ardussi at 157/1. PROPOSALS MUST BE RECEIVED BY OCTOBER 31. ========================================= Jim Cannell FidoCon Site Selection Subcommittee Chairperson 128/13 ----------------------------------------------------------------- FidoNews 4-38 Page 16 5 Oct 1987 __ The World's First / \ BBS Network /|oo \ * FidoNet * (_| /_) _`@/_ \ _ | | \ \\ | (*) | \ )) ______ |__U__| / \// / Fido \ _//|| _\ / (________) (_/(_|(____/ (jm) Membership for the International FidoNet Association Membership in IFNA is open to any individual or organization that pays an annual specified membership fee. IFNA serves the international FidoNet-compatible electronic mail community to increase worldwide communications. ** Name _________________________________ Date ________ Address ______________________________ City & State _________________________ Country_______________________________ Phone (Voice) ________________________ Net/Node Number ______________________ Board Name____________________________ Phone (Data) _________________________ Baud Rate Supported___________________ Board Restrictions____________________ Special Interests_____________________ ______________________________________ ______________________________________ Is there some area where you would be willing to help out in FidoNet?_______ ______________________________________ ______________________________________ Send your membership form and a check or money order for $25 to: International FidoNet Association P. O. Box 41143 St Louis, Missouri 63141 USA Thank you for your membership! Your participation will help to insure the future of FidoNet. ** Please NOTE that IFNA is a general not-for-profit organization and Articles of Association and By-Laws were adopted by the membership in January 1987. The first elected Board of Directors was filled in August 1987. The IFNA Echomail Conference has been established on FidoNet to assist the Board. We welcome your input on this Conference. ----------------------------------------------------------------- FidoNews 4-38 Page 17 5 Oct 1987 INTERNATIONAL FIDONET ASSOCIATION ORDER FORM Publications The IFNA publications can be obtained by downloading from Fido 1/10 or other FidoNet compatible systems, or by purchasing them directly from IFNA. We ask that all our IFNA Committee Chairmen provide us with the latest versions of each publication, but we can make no written guarantees. 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