[nos-bbs] Bill's Global AXIP and back to Global MAILBOX again
Maiko Langelaar (ve4klm) maiko at pcs.mb.caSat Nov 15 17:31:37 UTC 2008
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Bill, I've been thinking about *instant* AXIP for years, just never got to it, too many other things to do I guess. The original thought I had was that if my system received an AXIP/AXUDP packet from some remote system, that I would automatically attach an AXIP/AXUDP link back to that very system, and *see what happens*. Of course, the sysop would be notified by mail immediately of this event, and so on. Of course that had no security, but it was just a concept I thought of. Once there was significant traffic flow, the sysop could be prompted to make the new link *permanent* or *lets forget about this one*, or whatever. There are other issues of course, but bare bones that's what I had in mind. This goes along the same line of thought as GLOBAL mailboxes : What if I could connect to any NOS, FBB, MSYS, whatever system and simply direct a mail to a callsign (ie, VE4KLM), instead of to VE4KLM@#WPG.MB.CAN.NOAM ? Our callsigns are **UNIQUE**, so why bother with the #WPG.MB.CAN.NOAM or somewhere.someplace.com ? Winlink has it that you simply send to the CALLSIGN. Again, I have seriously been thinking about a global system where we just scrapt the suffix, so that the mail is truly GLOBAL, not local to a particular system. People have suggested a central IMAP server with IMAP proxies distributed globally and then have *participating* NOS systems link into that system. OR something along that line. That stuff truly exites me. Maiko Langelaar / VE4KLM
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