Ted Cooper wrote:
On 22/05/11 04:45, W B Hacker wrote:
Might as well set my servers to advertise:
COLDBEER
I am so going to code that in :P
Where's the RFC with the details?
Sadly, we've missed the train.
In keeping with tradition, that sort of RFC MUST await 1 APR 2012
;-)
'Experimentally'? I just did an 'rpl' on the binary.
telnet or swaks to conducive.org smtp, HELO and EHLO.
CAVEAT: Server likes valid PTR RR & rDNS pass..
UNTIL it is coded, I'm not sure what happens if submission arrives with
COLDBEER in a MIME type. Most likely is that the binary hands it off to
the 8BITMIME parts. Or NOT. I rpl'ed both occurenences.
Feel free to test..
Copper plumbing between servers being impractical, perhaps your code
could accept and redeem *gift* certs?
Shouldn't be any harder than SSL certs...
;-)
There IS precedence w/r the beer, BTW:
Circa the 1970's I wrote Forth words to send 6-bit code to a then-common
'talking-clock' chip. The vocabulary included:
'beer' -> 'Please bring the programmer an ice cold beer'
and
'bark' -> 'Arf arf arf'
(Yes, Miss, we CAN make your computer 'bark like a dog')
Anyone who crunches code for days on end needs more than just Jolt and
pizza....
Bill
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