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-----Original Message-----
From: DoC [mailto:d.g.willard@...]
Sent: Monday, January 14, 2019 15:00
To: 'Phil Sherrod'
Subject: RE: [w1eo] New file uploaded to [email protected]

That would be a shame Phil. Lots of Gateway sysops rely on Analyzer. If the
adi files are removed, Analyzer is useless. However, the very existence of
the logs themselves is imperative to sysops being able to operate their
Gateways. Please consider the supporting Gateway sysops, without which there
would be no Winlink system.
De DoC

-----Original Message-----
From: Phil Sherrod [mailto:phil@...]
Sent: Monday, January 14, 2019 14:50
To: furlan@...; 'DoC'
Cc: [email protected]
Subject: RE: [w1eo] New file uploaded to [email protected]

It is likely that adi file generation will be either removed from
Trimode or be declared an unsupported feature. We are discussing it
now.

Phil, W4PHS

-----Original Message-----
From: Dr. Werner Furlan [mailto:furlan@...]
Sent: Monday, January 14, 2019 7:48 AM
To: DoC
Cc: [email protected]; phil@...
Subject: Re: [w1eo] New file uploaded to [email protected]

DoC et al,

I can confirm that DoC is right that incomplete Trimode connects are no
more represented in the Trimode Adif files.

I made 3 connects today, one complete, 2 incomplete connects, all with
completed pactor ARQ connections (callsign and ctext submitted) Only
one connect (with completed message transfer) appears in the log file.

I support DoC's request, that incomplete connects should also appear in
the log. It is a very good quick overview of the performance of the RMS
and also of the performance of the different modes.

Regarding the communication style I have seen here in the last days I
suggest to adhere to hamspirit and direct communication between Phil
and DoC. This way the problem could be solved without delay and
personal injuries (IMHO)

Log from the above mentioned connects:

<call:5>S58BZ<qso_date:8>20190113<time_on:6>180640<time_off:6>180849<mo
d
e:7>
AR
DOP20<gridsquare:6>JN75GU<band:3>80M<freq:8>3,602500<comment:145>0|2019
-
01-1
3
18:08:49|RMS Trimode|1.3.22.0|CMS|OE9XRK|S58BZ|[RMS
Express-1.5.18.0-
B2FHM$]|ARDOP20|3602500|407|111|FQ|0|0|377|85|129|JN75GU|JN
47T
G<eor>
<call:6>OE9FWV<qso_date:8>20190114<time_on:6>132507<time_off:6>132523<m
o
de:4

P

AC3<gridsquare:6>JN47TG<band:3>40M<freq:8>7,054500<comment:138>0|2019-
01-14
13:25:23|RMS
Trimode|1.3.22.0|CMS|OE9XRK|OE9FWV|[AirMail-3.4.062-B2FHIM$]|Pactor
3|7054500|0|0|FQ|0|0|378|69|15|JN47TG|JN47TG<eor>

73! de Werner OE9FWV
Sysop of RMS OE9XRK

On 14 Jan 2019 at 13:12, DoC wrote:

GM Tom et al;
I have resurrected Trimode version 1.2.8.0 here for trial connections.
Below are two records in the log file for connections across the desk.
Please note that the first record is a complete session (with the
"FQ" termination byte) while the second is an aborted session (with a
termination byte of ">"). Both created a log entry and both created a
`Connection Summary?. Neither end in two grid squares. As I have
repeatedly maintained, this is what used to happen prior to the
recent Trimode updates. I can accept and understand Phil repeatedly
stating he did not alter the logging portion of his code in these
updates, but I suspect he did alter the segment of code which
generates the `Connection Summary? lines and this has the effect of
eliminating the log entries for incomplete or failed sessions. Hope
this helps de DoC, W1EO
<call:4>W1EO<qso_date:8>20190114<time_on:6>124737<time_off:6>124904<m
o
de:4>PAC3<gridsquare:
6>FN42KM<band:3>20M<freq:9>14.104200<comment:126>0|2019-01-14
12:49:04|RMS Trimode|1.2.8.0|CMS|W1EO|W1EO|[RMS
Express-1.5.18.0-B2FHM$]|Pactor
3|14104200|14|90|FQ|0|0|173|88|87<eor>
<call:4>W1EO<qso_date:8>20190114<time_on:6>124929<time_off:6>125043<m
o
de:4>PAC3<gridsquare:
0><band:3>20M<freq:9>14.104200<comment:90>0|2019-01-14 12:50:43|RMS
Trimode|1.2.8.0|CMS|W1EO|W1EO||Pactor 3|14104200|||>|0|0|39|0|73<eor>

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don't care.


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