[pskmail] Re: Aw: Re: *Update server* for test; server oe5rtl ready for test
- From: Franz Rohrauer <franz.rohrauer@xxxxxx>
- To: pskmail@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 07 Jun 2012 19:45:14 +0200
pskmail_server oe5rtl is in service with version 1.8.0
73 de
Franz, oe5rtl
Am Donnerstag, den 07.06.2012, 09:28 -0500 schrieb DAVID GRAY:
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> From: Pär Crusefalk
> Sent: Thursday, June 07, 2012 09:12
> To: pskmail@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Subject: [pskmail] Re: Aw: Re: *Update server* for test
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> That is just excellent.
> You are more than welcome to do it if you wish but if not then I can
> do it.
> Perhaps we do need a 1.5.10, main thing is that we have something that
> we know works.
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> 73 de Per
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> Rein Couperus skrev 2012-06-07 16:00:
> > I can confirm 1.5.9 is not broken, it works like it should.
> > The only difference with respect to 2.0.14 is that in 1.5.9 you have
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> > issue 2 commands manually:
> > ~RESETRECORD (is a menu item (ctrl-r) in the link menu in 2.0.14)
> > :SETPASSWORD (is automatic after a server update in 2.0.14).
> > Do you want me to put it in? Do we need a 1.5.10?
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> > Rein PA0R
> > Great,
> > Just one question: Will this update break the 1.5.9 client?
> > What I mean is that we have finally reached a stable state with
> > client 1.5.9 and server 1.7.1.
> > Will this mean that 1.5.9 will no longer work with updated servers?
> > If so then I think we need to discuss separating the experimental
> > and stable networks.
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> > 73 de Per
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> > Rein Couperus skrev 2012-06-07 14:35:
> > The update server procedure for test. You can invoke it by
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> > hitting menu->link->update server or just crtl-u:
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> > <quote>
> > PI4TUE 1.8.0-9:22:51-IM1637>
> > Failed to get your email, pse upload correct email settings.
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> > Receiving record
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> > Updated database for PA0R-4
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> > =>>5,22a428e1f2f121fc8ac98d574226a07f20a66c
> > Session password changed!
> > </quote>
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> > The 'setpassword' and 'update server' routines have been
> > merged.
> > To change a password just set a new one on the client and
> > re-update the server.
> > The server caches the mail record until you reset it (with
> > ctrl-r).
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> > **Test versions of server (1.8.0) and client (2.0.14)
> > implementing this
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> > have been uploaded to the download site.**
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> > <Explanation for newbies>
> > Why all this hassle with passwords?
> > PSKmail has been optimized for narrow band operation, which
> > means it has
> > to be very efficient with its protocols.
> > To prevent the client from having to upload the mail data
> > record again for
> > every session, the server caches the data.
> > The drawback of this scheme is that everybody connecting the
> > server using your
> > callsign can get your mail (userid and password are cached
> > on the server).
> > To prevent this the client and server exchange session
> > cookies, which only
> > succeeds if you have set the right secret password on the
> > client.
> > The servers do not exchange mail records, and there is no
> > central database.
> > When you are very paranoid, you could set a different
> > password for each server you use.
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> > </Explanation for newbies>
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