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Good afternoon,
I am running a DOS BBS system under DOSBOX-X.  When the DOS tosser (squish)
creates the *.flo files, it is writing the filename out to the flo in
lowercase.  However, DOSBOX-X is saving the mail archives to the host OS system
(linux) in UPPERCASE.

When binkd (on linux) tries an action on the flo file, it does not find the
matching dataset name and deletes the flo file without sending the mail.

I have done some research and it sounds like the DOSBOX dev team believes that
writing in UPPERCASE is not a bug because DOS w/o LFN support only supports
UPPERCASE.

I have tried turning on LFN support and changing a couple of other settings but
none of them cause DOSBOX-X to write the dataset names to the host OS system in
lowercase.

Does anyone know if there is a trick to get DOSBOX-X to write files to linux
with lowercase names?

Is there a way to use the "ftrans" in the binkd.cfg file to cause it to ignore
the filename case that it finds in the flo files?

Couple of quick notes... I am using DOSBOX-X over dosemu because the BBS
software developer does not support dosemu because he doesn't use linux, and I
am using squish because the BBS software FTN "shim" program doesn't work with
crashmail.

Thanks!

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