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K5DAT > BBS 02.05.21 01:36l 53 Lines 2006 Bytes #999 (0) @ TECH
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Is BBS@TECH a valid address?
Sorry, I don't know the answer to the UUENCODE question.
Lee K5DAT
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Date/Time: 28-Apr 13:48Z
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Title: Possible to use uuencode?
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With regards to G8MNY's post, "Decoding BBS Data files (TEXT)", 7plus is referenced
for compressing, splitting, and creating the files for uploading to the BBS. From what
I have found, 7plus is windows only. I am on a Linux system and am wondering if it is
permissible to use uuencode and split the uuencoded output into the appropriate sizes?
I understand that all communications over amateur radio need to be in the clear and I
am curious if uuencode files are considered in the clear.
73, de KG7UJH
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