I am thinking of subscribing to the AUP. My current version is 4.15.219.30 I also have
PXW as well.
Is the update worth it. Is it a seamless upgrade that won't kill my current system? I don't
want to encounter any issues.
Mike Dippel
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I would suggest you wait awhile as PXW still has some issues to work out.
Terry
I would suggest you wait awhile as PXW still has some issues to work out.I am mostly content, because it was a better version of 8.0.16.
Terry
I would suggest you wait awhile as PXW still has some issues to work out.
TerryI am mostly content, because it was a better version of 8.0.16.
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(1:218/109)
I would suggest you wait awhile as PXW still has some issues to work out.
TerryI am mostly content, because it was a better version of 8.0.16.
I would suggest you wait awhile as PXW still has some issues to work
out.
Terry
On Apr 12, 2026 10:27pm, Mike Dippel wrote to ALL:
I am thinking of subscribing to the AUP. My current version is
4.15.219.30 I also have
PXW as well.
Is the update worth it. Is it a seamless upgrade that won't kill my
current system? I don't
want to encounter any issues.
Mike Dippel
--- Platinum Xpress/Win/WINServer v7.0
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... Platinum Xpress & Wildcat!..... Nice!!!!
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On 4/13/2026 1:03 PM, Terry Roati wrote to Mike Dippel:
I would suggest you wait awhile as PXW still has some issues to work out. ->>
Terry
Thanks, Terry.
Mike Dippel
--- Platinum Xpress/Win/WINServer v7.0
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@TID: PX/Win v10.0 PX96-0649M
@MSGID: 3:712/1321 FDE62C6B
@TZUTC: 1000
There are few issues with PXW to be fixed, but if folks want to help with the
betas then it helps make it better.
There are few issues with PXW to be fixed, but if folks want to help with theThe file base improvements and the qwk networking fixes made the
betas then it helps make it better.
There are few issues with PXW to be fixed, but if folks want to help withthe
betas then it helps make it better.The file base improvements and the qwk networking fixes made the investment worthy for the time being :)
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There is a long way to go to get PXW 100%.
On 2026 Apr 17 10:17:02, you wrote to Matthew Munson:
There is a long way to go to get PXW 100%.
i can attest to that... your "PxOnline" is terminating our connections
too soon and not ACKing all the files sent... so my system tries
sending them again on the next connection...
+ 18 Apr 09:22:45 [2599] incoming session with 180.150.99.174
- 18 Apr 09:22:45 [2599] SYS The File Bank BBS!
- 18 Apr 09:22:45 [2599] ZYZ Terry Roati
- 18 Apr 09:22:45 [2599] LOC Cairns, Australia
- 18 Apr 09:22:45 [2599] VER PxOnline/10.0 binkp/1.1
? 18 Apr 09:22:45 [2599] Cannot find domain for zone 3, assuming
'fidonet' + 18 Apr 09:22:45 [2599] addr: 3:712/1321@fidonet
+ 18 Apr 09:22:46 [2599] pwd protected session (MD5)
+ 18 Apr 09:22:46 [2599] sending /sbbs/ftn/out/fidonet.003/69e2a7f3.pkt
as 69e2a7f3.pkt (1197)
+ 18 Apr 09:22:46 [2599] sending /sbbs/ftn/out/fidonet.003/69e2ab07.pkt
as 69e2ab07.pkt (2390)
+ 18 Apr 09:22:46 [2599] sending /sbbs/ftn/out/fidonet.003/69e2ab22.pkt
as 69e2ab22.pkt (3065)
+ 18 Apr 09:22:46 [2599] sending /sbbs/ftn/out/fidonet.003/69e2ac31.pkt
as 69e2ac31.pkt (2042)
+ 18 Apr 09:22:46 [2599] sending /sbbs/ftn/out/fidonet.003/69e2ae4c.pkt
as 69e2ae4c.pkt (1687)
+ 18 Apr 09:22:46 [2599] sending /sbbs/ftn/out/fidonet.003/69e2afd6.pkt
as 69e2afd6.pkt (3101)
+ 18 Apr 09:22:46 [2599] sending /sbbs/ftn/out/fidonet.003/69e2b22a.pkt
as 69e2b22a.pkt (3271)
+ 18 Apr 09:22:46 [2599] sending /sbbs/ftn/out/fidonet.003/69e2b6de.pkt
as 69e2b6de.pkt (2728)
+ 18 Apr 09:22:46 [2599] sending /sbbs/ftn/out/fidonet.003/69e2ba91.pkt
as 69e2ba91.pkt (3018)
+ 18 Apr 09:22:46 [2599] sending /sbbs/ftn/out/fidonet.003/69e2bbe6.pkt
as 69e2bbe6.pkt (11430)
+ 18 Apr 09:22:46 [2599] sending /sbbs/ftn/out/fidonet.003/69e2bd23.pkt
as 69e2bd23.pkt (20665)
+ 18 Apr 09:22:46 [2599] sending /sbbs/ftn/out/fidonet.003/69e2bd34.pkt
as 69e2bd34.pkt (3370)
+ 18 Apr 09:22:46 [2599] sending /sbbs/ftn/out/fidonet.003/69e2c297.pkt
as 69e2c297.pkt (3120)
+ 18 Apr 09:22:46 [2599] sending /sbbs/ftn/out/fidonet.003/69e2c3a3.pkt
as 69e2c3a3.pkt (1655)
- 18 Apr 09:22:46 [2599] receiving 0B8619C4.SA5 (915 byte(s), off 0)
+ 18 Apr 09:22:46 [2599] sending /sbbs/ftn/out/fidonet.003/69e373f5.pkt
as 69e373f5.pkt (1922)
+ 18 Apr 09:22:46 [2599] 0B8619C4.SA5 ->
/sbbs/ftn/in/secure/0B8619C4.SA5 18 Apr 09:22:46 [2599] got
*.[sS][aA]?, delayed creating /sbbs/data/fidoin.now
+ 18 Apr 09:22:46 [2599] rcvd: 0B8619C4.SA5 (915, 915.00 CPS, 3:712/1321@fidonet)
+ 18 Apr 09:22:46 [2599] sending /sbbs/ftn/out/fidonet.003/69e37523.pkt
as 69e37523.pkt (10597)
+ 18 Apr 09:22:46 [2599] sending /sbbs/ftn/out/fidonet.003/69e37718.pkt
as 69e37718.pkt (102940)
+ 18 Apr 09:22:46 [2599] sending /sbbs/ftn/out/fidonet.003/69e38331.pkt
as 69e38331.pkt (8095)
+ 18 Apr 09:22:46 [2599] sending /sbbs/ftn/out/fidonet.003/69e3854a.pkt
as 69e3854a.pkt (1712)
+ 18 Apr 09:22:47 [2599] sent: /sbbs/ftn/out/fidonet.003/69e37523.pkt (10597, 10597.00 CPS, 3:712/1321@fidonet)
+ 18 Apr 09:22:47 [2599] sent: /sbbs/ftn/out/fidonet.003/69e37718.pkt (102940, 102940.00 CPS, 3:712/1321@fidonet)
+ 18 Apr 09:22:47 [2599] sent: /sbbs/ftn/out/fidonet.003/69e38331.pkt (8095, 8095.00 CPS, 3:712/1321@fidonet)
+ 18 Apr 09:22:47 [2599] sent: /sbbs/ftn/out/fidonet.003/69e3854a.pkt (1712, 1712.00 CPS, 3:712/1321@fidonet)
? 18 Apr 09:23:02 [2599] timeout!
+ 18 Apr 09:23:02 [2599] done (from 3:712/1321@fidonet, failed, S/R: 4/1 (123344/915 bytes))
18 Apr 09:23:02 [2599] Creating /sbbs/data/fidoin.now
18 Apr 09:23:02 [2599] session closed, quitting...
those first 14 files have already been sent a few times :/
then we send four new ones with ACK and suddenly a timeout without ACK
on the first ones...
oh, and the domain, @fidonet, is not on the system address, either, so
my system assumes it is fidonet...
no idea how long this has been going on... i had to put all your
system's mail on hold here when i noticed endless delivery attempts
over and over and over...
)\/(ark
"The soul of a small kitten in the body of a mighty dragon. Look on my majesty, ye mighty, and despair! Or bring me catnip. Your choice. Oooh,
a shiny thing!" ... Mixed feelings: mother-in-law backing off a cliff
in your new car. ---
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There is a long way to go to get PXW 100%.
i can attest to that... your "PxOnline" is terminating our connections
too soon and not ACKing all the files sent... so my system tries
sending them again on the next connection...
Hello mark!our connections
18 Apr 26 09:32, you wrote to Terry Roati:
There is a long way to go to get PXW 100%.
i can attest to that... your "PxOnline" is terminating
system triestoo soon and not ACKing all the files sent... so my
my downlinks.sending them again on the next connection...
I've noticed similar issues with PxOnline with one of
Their support tried telling him the problem is inmbcico. Any binkp
implementation that can't talk to BinkD properly isbroken, plain and
simple. IRex, with all of its issues, works betterthan PxOnline
currently.added binkp CRC
I know I put a lot of time into testing mbcico when I
support to make sure that it didn't break othermailers.
Hello mark!our connections
18 Apr 26 09:32, you wrote to Terry Roati:
There is a long way to go to get PXW 100%.
i can attest to that... your "PxOnline" is terminating
system triestoo soon and not ACKing all the files sent... so my
my downlinks.sending them again on the next connection...
I've noticed similar issues with PxOnline with one of
Their support tried telling him the problem is inmbcico. Any binkp
implementation that can't talk to BinkD properly isbroken, plain and
simple. IRex, with all of its issues, works betterthan PxOnline
currently.added binkp CRC
I know I put a lot of time into testing mbcico when I
support to make sure that it didn't break othermailers.
Andrew
---
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Hello mark!
18 Apr 26 09:32, you wrote to Terry Roati:
There is a long way to go to get PXW 100%.
i can attest to that... your "PxOnline" is terminating our connections
too soon and not ACKing all the files sent... so my system tries
sending them again on the next connection...
I've noticed similar issues with PxOnline with one of my downlinks.
Their support tried telling him the problem is in mbcico. Any binkp implementation that can't talk to BinkD properly is broken, plain and simple. IRex, with all of its issues, works better than PxOnline currently.
I know I put a lot of time into testing mbcico when I added binkp CRC support to make sure that it didn't break other mailers.
Andrew
My apologies,
Hector has just provided me with a update to test, please let me know
if the issue is still there and provide me with a log cut as it is a
big help.
There is a long way to go to get PXW 100%.
i can attest to that... your "PxOnline" is terminating our connections
too soon and not ACKing all the files sent... so my system tries
sending them again on the next connection...
I've noticed similar issues with PxOnline with one of my downlinks. Their support tried telling him the problem is in mbcico. Any binkp implementation that can't talk to BinkD properly is broken, plain and simple.
IRex, with all of its issues, works better than PxOnline currently.
I know I put a lot of time into testing mbcico when I added binkp CRC support to make sure that it didn't break other mailers.
On 2026 Apr 17 10:17:02, you wrote to Matthew Munson:
There is a long way to go to get PXW 100%.
i can attest to that... your "PxOnline" is terminating our connections
too soon and not ACKing all the files sent... so my system tries
sending them again on the next connection...
+ 18 Apr 09:22:45 [2599] incoming session with 180.150.99.174
- 18 Apr 09:22:45 [2599] SYS The File Bank BBS!
- 18 Apr 09:22:45 [2599] ZYZ Terry Roati
- 18 Apr 09:22:45 [2599] LOC Cairns, Australia
- 18 Apr 09:22:45 [2599] VER PxOnline/10.0 binkp/1.1
? 18 Apr 09:22:45 [2599] Cannot find domain for zone 3, assuming
'fidonet' + 18 Apr 09:22:45 [2599] addr: 3:712/1321@fidonet
+ 18 Apr 09:22:46 [2599] pwd protected session (MD5)
+ 18 Apr 09:22:46 [2599] sending /sbbs/ftn/out/fidonet.003/69e2a7f3.pkt
as 69e2a7f3.pkt (1197)
+ 18 Apr 09:22:46 [2599] sending /sbbs/ftn/out/fidonet.003/69e2ab07.pkt
as 69e2ab07.pkt (2390)
+ 18 Apr 09:22:46 [2599] sending /sbbs/ftn/out/fidonet.003/69e2ab22.pkt
as 69e2ab22.pkt (3065)
+ 18 Apr 09:22:46 [2599] sending /sbbs/ftn/out/fidonet.003/69e2ac31.pkt
as 69e2ac31.pkt (2042)
+ 18 Apr 09:22:46 [2599] sending /sbbs/ftn/out/fidonet.003/69e2ae4c.pkt
as 69e2ae4c.pkt (1687)
+ 18 Apr 09:22:46 [2599] sending /sbbs/ftn/out/fidonet.003/69e2afd6.pkt
as 69e2afd6.pkt (3101)
+ 18 Apr 09:22:46 [2599] sending /sbbs/ftn/out/fidonet.003/69e2b22a.pkt
as 69e2b22a.pkt (3271)
+ 18 Apr 09:22:46 [2599] sending /sbbs/ftn/out/fidonet.003/69e2b6de.pkt
as 69e2b6de.pkt (2728)
+ 18 Apr 09:22:46 [2599] sending /sbbs/ftn/out/fidonet.003/69e2ba91.pkt
as 69e2ba91.pkt (3018)
+ 18 Apr 09:22:46 [2599] sending /sbbs/ftn/out/fidonet.003/69e2bbe6.pkt
as 69e2bbe6.pkt (11430)
+ 18 Apr 09:22:46 [2599] sending /sbbs/ftn/out/fidonet.003/69e2bd23.pkt
as 69e2bd23.pkt (20665)
+ 18 Apr 09:22:46 [2599] sending /sbbs/ftn/out/fidonet.003/69e2bd34.pkt
as 69e2bd34.pkt (3370)
+ 18 Apr 09:22:46 [2599] sending /sbbs/ftn/out/fidonet.003/69e2c297.pkt
as 69e2c297.pkt (3120)
+ 18 Apr 09:22:46 [2599] sending /sbbs/ftn/out/fidonet.003/69e2c3a3.pkt
as 69e2c3a3.pkt (1655)
- 18 Apr 09:22:46 [2599] receiving 0B8619C4.SA5 (915 byte(s), off 0)
+ 18 Apr 09:22:46 [2599] sending /sbbs/ftn/out/fidonet.003/69e373f5.pkt
as 69e373f5.pkt (1922)
+ 18 Apr 09:22:46 [2599] 0B8619C4.SA5 ->
/sbbs/ftn/in/secure/0B8619C4.SA5 18 Apr 09:22:46 [2599] got
*.[sS][aA]?, delayed creating /sbbs/data/fidoin.now
+ 18 Apr 09:22:46 [2599] rcvd: 0B8619C4.SA5 (915, 915.00 CPS, 3:712/1321@fidonet)
+ 18 Apr 09:22:46 [2599] sending /sbbs/ftn/out/fidonet.003/69e37523.pkt
as 69e37523.pkt (10597)
+ 18 Apr 09:22:46 [2599] sending /sbbs/ftn/out/fidonet.003/69e37718.pkt
as 69e37718.pkt (102940)
+ 18 Apr 09:22:46 [2599] sending /sbbs/ftn/out/fidonet.003/69e38331.pkt
as 69e38331.pkt (8095)
+ 18 Apr 09:22:46 [2599] sending /sbbs/ftn/out/fidonet.003/69e3854a.pkt
as 69e3854a.pkt (1712)
+ 18 Apr 09:22:47 [2599] sent: /sbbs/ftn/out/fidonet.003/69e37523.pkt (10597, 10597.00 CPS, 3:712/1321@fidonet)
+ 18 Apr 09:22:47 [2599] sent: /sbbs/ftn/out/fidonet.003/69e37718.pkt (102940, 102940.00 CPS, 3:712/1321@fidonet)
+ 18 Apr 09:22:47 [2599] sent: /sbbs/ftn/out/fidonet.003/69e38331.pkt (8095, 8095.00 CPS, 3:712/1321@fidonet)
+ 18 Apr 09:22:47 [2599] sent: /sbbs/ftn/out/fidonet.003/69e3854a.pkt (1712, 1712.00 CPS, 3:712/1321@fidonet)
? 18 Apr 09:23:02 [2599] timeout!
+ 18 Apr 09:23:02 [2599] done (from 3:712/1321@fidonet, failed, S/R: 4/1 (123344/915 bytes))
18 Apr 09:23:02 [2599] Creating /sbbs/data/fidoin.now
18 Apr 09:23:02 [2599] session closed, quitting...
those first 14 files have already been sent a few times :/
then we send four new ones with ACK and suddenly a timeout without ACK
on the first ones...
oh, and the domain, @fidonet, is not on the system address, either, so
my system assumes it is fidonet...
no idea how long this has been going on... i had to put all your
system's mail on hold here when i noticed endless delivery attempts
over and over and over...
)\/(ark
"The soul of a small kitten in the body of a mighty dragon. Look on my majesty, ye mighty, and despair! Or bring me catnip. Your choice. Oooh,
a shiny thing!" ... Mixed feelings: mother-in-law backing off a cliff
in your new car. ---
* Origin: (1:3634/12.73)
On 2026 Apr 19 12:02:08, you wrote to me:
My apologies,
you're alright...
Hector has just provided me with a update to test, please let me know
if the issue is still there and provide me with a log cut as it is a
big help.
i did not have a bunch of pkts waiting to be (re)sent but delivery does still show the problem...
in this log snippet, i renamed the hlo to dlo to trigger a delivery attempt... the pkts were sent and removed on this end... your system closed the connection without ACKing them so my system created an emoty dlo to trigger another poll...
timestamps are UTC-0400, FWTW...
+ 09:30 [9823] call to 3:712/1321@fidonet
09:30 [9823] trying tfb-bbs.org [180.150.99.174]...
09:30 [9823] connected
+ 09:30 [9823] outgoing session with tfb-bbs.org:24554 [180.150.99.174]
- 09:30 [9823] SYS The File Bank BBS!
- 09:30 [9823] ZYZ Terry Roati
- 09:30 [9823] LOC Cairns, Australia
- 09:30 [9823] VER PxOnline/10.0 binkp/1.1
- 09:30 [9823] OPT CRAM-MD5-4c80471f19e1f62ce0f758423a1126bf
+ 09:30 [9823] Remote requests MD mode
? 09:30 [9823] Cannot find domain for zone 3, assuming 'fidonet'
+ 09:30 [9823] addr: 3:712/1321@fidonet
+ 09:30 [9823] pwd protected session (MD5)
+ 09:30 [9823] sending /sbbs/ftn/out/fidonet.003/69e4d7fb.pkt as 69e4d7fb.pkt (12832)
+ 09:30 [9823] sending /sbbs/ftn/out/fidonet.003/69e4d816.pkt as 69e4d816.pkt (1909)
+ 09:30 [9823] sent: /sbbs/ftn/out/fidonet.003/69e4d7fb.pkt (12832, 12832.00 CPS, 3:712/1321@fidonet)
+ 09:30 [9823] sent: /sbbs/ftn/out/fidonet.003/69e4d816.pkt (1909,
1909.00 CPS, 3:712/1321@fidonet)
? 09:30 [9823] recv: connection closed by foreign host
+ 09:30 [9823] holding 3:712/1321@fidonet (2026/04/19 09:40:04)
+ 09:30 [9823] done (to 3:712/1321@fidonet, failed, S/R: 2/0 (14741/0 bytes)) 09:30 [9823] restoring poll with `d' flavour
09:30 [9823] session closed, quitting...
09:30 [9822] rc(9823)=0
at this point, i saw the packets were no longer on my file system so i removed the empty dlo and will keep your system set to Hold for now...
)\/(ark
"The soul of a small kitten in the body of a mighty dragon. Look on my majesty, ye mighty, and despair! Or bring me catnip. Your choice. Oooh,
a shiny thing!" ... For Sale: dining table with two legs and six toes.
---
* Origin: (1:3634/12.73)
| Sysop: | DaiTengu |
|---|---|
| Location: | Appleton, WI |
| Users: | 1,114 |
| Nodes: | 10 (0 / 10) |
| Uptime: | 492511:59:18 |
| Calls: | 14,267 |
| Calls today: | 3 |
| Files: | 186,320 |
| D/L today: |
26,267 files (8,511M bytes) |
| Messages: | 2,518,394 |