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Copyright (c) by Nick J. Andre, Ltd.
www.dbridgemailer.com

VERSION 4 - NOVEMBER 13 2026 - FRIDAY THE 13TH EDITION ------------------------------------------------------

Fixes for file-requests over BinkD... or more specifically Friday the 13th
has to fix Halloween edition. Fans of trashy 80's movies wink and nod...

- Address matching for confirmation Netmails are based on the first
presented AKA, not the last.

- Some people (unknowingly?) sending requests with extra bytes of crapola
on the end... truncated.

- If you create the dummy file DBREQ.DBG it will generate a log file
called DBREQ.LOG of all file-request-over-BinkD activity.

A friendly reminder - File requests over BinkD is the act of sending
someone a .REQ file containing the request during a BinkD session, which
must "turn around" and be fulfilled in that moment via the DBREQ process.

This means:

- Request filenames or magic names, and paths must first be defined in the
Config-Directory Paths screen.

- Sysops cannot Netmail requests addressed to you, or D'Bridge, or "Freq"
or any other names because thats NOT how automated file-requests over
BinkD work. The request is ONLY processed upon receipt of the .REQ file
during the BinkD session. Not Netmails.

- Superhackers, you cannot run the DBREQ process on a non-D'Bridge system.

Nick Andre
www.dbridgemailer.com

--- Renegade vY2Ka2
* Origin: Joey, do you like movies about gladiators? (1:229/426)

- Superhackers, you cannot run the DBREQ process on a non-D'Bridge
system.

Did I hear someone saying "Hold my beer" ... ? ... 8-)

--- DB4 - 20261031
* Origin: Many Glacier - Preserve / Protect / Conserve (2:292/854)