[pskmail] Fwd: Re: Aw: PSKMail Documentation

  • From: Ian Bennett <ibennett@xxxxxxxxxx>
  • To: pskmail@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Date: Wed, 12 Jun 2013 19:35:20 +1000

Good Evening,
Given I haven't heard any responses to my questions below, I'll put them to the group. What is the latest version of PSKMail server?? Where can I download it from?? I have 2.0.17 and have found a number of bugs so I'd like to share them. How do I do that??
        Regards,

Ian
VK1IAN


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Subject: Re: [pskmail] Aw: PSKMail Documentation
Date: Mon, 03 Jun 2013 19:05:22 +1000
From: Ian Bennett <ibennett@xxxxxxxxxx>
To: pskmail@xxxxxxxxxxxxx

Rein,
        Can you point me at the latest server code please?? I'm happy to have a
go at perl, but I don't know Java.
        What is the process for making changes??
        I'm also keen to understand the process behind the mode changing whilst
connected; amongst other things.

Ian
VK1IAN

On 03/06/13 18:44, Rein Couperus wrote:
Hi Ian...
you are right, we could use some more comments...
Also the code needs cleaning, there is a lot of debug related stuff in
there.
Until now, only 3 people have bothered to read the perl code (Per, John
and myself),
so it is really a matter of priorities.  There is still so much to do,
and I am already
spending some 8 hours a day to experiment, code and debug pskmail :-)
But I promise I will go through the code and start cleaning/documenting
whenever
I have tme (still one-handed here, which does not help either...)
BTW, ~FY, ~FN, ~FOx, ~FA (yes, no, level, erase) are commands related to
Delay Tolerant Networking
and 'resume upload/download' after reconnect.
The ~Msp and ~Mp commands are there for the 2-level diffie-hellman
authentication
process related to POP services....
When there are people with spare time who could help in the
cleaning/documentation process,
they are more than welcome :-)
73,
Rein
Rein,
Is there any developer type documentation available for PSKMail server??
I've been looking through the perl code and whilst actions like ~SEND,
~LISTFILES, etc are obvious, others like ~Msp, ~FY: and ~FO: are not so
obvious.
If this documentation is not available, some more detailed comments in
the code will suffice.

Ian
VK1IAN



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