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Re: General Discussion
By: System Administrator to All on Sat Aug 23 2025 15:53:06

Testing out a bink implementation written by Claude. Looks like it still has some issues.
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Hello Matthew,

On Saturday August 23 2025 09:21, you wrote to System Administrator:

Re: General Discussion
By: System Administrator to All on Sat Aug 23 2025 15:53:06

Testing out a bink implementation written by Claude. Looks like it
still has some issues.

Does it support IPv6?


Cheers, Michiel

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Re: General Discussion
By: Michiel van der Vlist to Matthew Asham on Sat Aug 23 2025 21:26:52

Testing out a bink implementation written by Claude. Looks like it still has some issues.

Does it support IPv6?

Yes it should as it's using standard sockets. What I asked was for a modern HTML5 (bootstrap+jquery) web interface with native bink implementation and it happily gave me a PHP based project. The test message was relayed through my synchronet node. So far I've been able to recieve both echo and netmail with it.

It has problems generating correct FTN headers and needs more work. I'll likely post it to github after more time is spent on it. Just don't have a lot of time, but I was pretty happy to see the packet go out.

Matthew
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Re: General Discussion
By: Matthew Asham to Michiel van der Vlist on Sat Aug 23 2025 02:39 pm

Howdy,

Yes it should as it's using standard sockets. What I asked was for a modern HTML5 (bootstrap+jquery) web interface with native bink implementation and it happily gave me a PHP based project.

I've got something like that running here:

https://clrghouz.bbs.dege.au


...δεσ∩
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Hello Matthew,

On Saturday August 23 2025 14:39, you wrote to me:

Testing out a bink implementation written by Claude. Looks like it
still has some issues. Does it support IPv6?

Yes it should as it's using standard sockets.

Good! If you need it to be actually tested with IPv6 I will be happy to help.


Cheers, Michiel

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Re: General Discussion
By: System Administrator to All on Sat Aug 23 2025 15:53:06

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* Origin: Claude the Coder ( 1:153/149.57599)

I managed to get quite a few issues sorted with this project. There's still some super annoying bugs to sort out but I have a working system that can send and receieve echomail, netmail and even approve new users who apply for access.

It's been fun playing with Claude (except when it introduces new bugs). For this project I was curious to see what it would come up with especially implementing native bink support.

Time to get on with the week. I've checked my code into https://github.com/awehttam/binkterm-php (along with some screen shots).

At the moment I'm paused on an installation script to build the SQLIte database that it uses and testing installation directions. Hope to get back to that soon, but for now - the week calls.

Cheers

Matthew
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25 Aug 25 09:58:37 Matthew Asham (1:153/149) wrote:

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Re: General Discussion
By: System Administrator to All on Sat Aug 23 2025 15:53:06

--- BinkTest v1.0
* Origin: Claude the Coder ( 1:153/149.57599)

I managed to get quite a few issues sorted with this project. There's still some super annoying bugs to sort out but I have a working system that can send and receieve echomail, netmail and even approve new users who apply for access.

It's been fun playing with Claude (except when it introduces new bugs). For this project I was curious to see what it would come up with especially implementing native bink support.

Time to get on with the week. I've checked my code into https://github.com/awehttam/binkterm-php (along with some screen shots).

At the moment I'm paused on an installation script to build the SQLIte database that it uses and testing installation directions. Hope to get back to that soon, but for now - the week calls.

Cheers

Matthew
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