Why dont we use the ras server for practice during the week

There is an ras server but its always empty, we should use it more often

I never see any RASCAR drivers there. A practice session with other RASCAR drivers would probably be the single best way to help eliminate some of the yellows. David G FIsher "drink" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:GnoQ8.21940$[email hidden]... > There is an ras server but its always empty, we should use it more often > > >

I was in there last night, with Ginger! We ran a Bristol-night race, and of course, a few ne'er-do-wells ruined it, but yeah, I think you're right! "David G Fisher" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:VFqQ8.348804$[email hidden]... > I never see any RASCAR drivers there. A practice session with other RASCAR > drivers would probably be the single best way to help eliminate some ofthe

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> yellows. > > David G FIsher > > "drink" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:GnoQ8.21940$[email hidden]... > > There is an ras server but its always empty, we should use it more often > > > > > > > >

Just out of curiosity, how many people that do the weekly RASCAR race ever race on the Papy Open servers or other non-password protected servers? I race quite a bit during the week and have yet to recognize any user ID's from the RASCAR races. Brian Oster On Thu, 20 Jun 2002 20:17:46 GMT, "Colin Harris" <[email hidden]> wrote:

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>I was in there last night, with Ginger! We ran a Bristol-night race, and of >course, a few ne'er-do-wells ruined it, but yeah, I think you're right! > >"David G Fisher" <[email hidden]> wrote in message >news:VFqQ8.348804$[email hidden]... >> I never see any RASCAR drivers there. A practice session with other RASCAR >> drivers would probably be the single best way to help eliminate some of >the >> yellows. >> >> David G FIsher >> >> "drink" <[email hidden]> wrote in message >> news:GnoQ8.21940$[email hidden]... >> > There is an ras server but its always empty, we should use it more often >> > >> > >> > >> >> >

"Brian Oster" <bgoster@swbell**nosmap**.com> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...

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> Just out of curiosity, how many people that do the weekly RASCAR race > ever race on the Papy Open servers or other non-password protected > servers? I race quite a bit during the week and have yet to recognize > any user ID's from the RASCAR races. > > > Brian Oster

Me personally, never Brian. I run a league, Monday nights, and basically when I get time I practice for that, and the RASCAR races wherever possible.

I just had a 100 lap race at Bristol there with Ginger too. Of course he won. :-) David G Fisher "Colin Harris" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:KLqQ8.1310$[email hidden]... > I was in there last night, with Ginger! We ran a Bristol-night race, andof > course, a few ne'er-do-wells ruined it, but yeah, I think you're right! > > "David G Fisher" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:VFqQ8.348804$[email hidden]... > > I never see any RASCAR drivers there. A practice session with otherRASCAR

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I never run open races on Sierra.joke <G> John "Brian Oster" <bgoster@swbell**nosmap**.com> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...

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> Just out of curiosity, how many people that do the weekly RASCAR race > ever race on the Papy Open servers or other non-password protected > servers? I race quite a bit during the week and have yet to recognize > any user ID's from the RASCAR races. > > > Brian Oster > > On Thu, 20 Jun 2002 20:17:46 GMT, "Colin Harris" > <[email hidden]> wrote: > > >I was in there last night, with Ginger! We ran a Bristol-night race, and

of > >course, a few ne'er-do-wells ruined it, but yeah, I think you're right! > > > >"David G Fisher" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > >news:VFqQ8.348804$[email hidden]... > >> I never see any RASCAR drivers there. A practice session with otherRASCAR

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> >> drivers would probably be the single best way to help eliminate some of > >the > >> yellows. > >> > >> David G FIsher > >> > >> "drink" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > >> news:GnoQ8.21940$[email hidden]... > >> > There is an ras server but its always empty, we should use it more

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Brian Oster <bgoster@swbell**nosmap**.com> writes: > Just out of curiosity, how many people that do the weekly RASCAR race > ever race on the Papy Open servers or other non-password protected > servers? I race quite a bit during the week and have yet to recognize > any user ID's from the RASCAR races. Right now, for some strange reason, probably because it's summer and it's still almost daylight out at 0:20 am and fishing is good, I haven't raced for weeks. I try to get the RASCAR races, but since it is on at 22 pm on a saturday, it's way down on the priority list. But when summer is over, should be any day now :) I hope to pick up where I left with a lot of Sierra pickup racing (yes, i'm mad) Olav

"David G Fisher" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:r3sQ8.48962$[email hidden]... > I just had a 100 lap race at Bristol there with Ginger too. Of course he > won. :-) > > David G Fisher Dammit, he's practicing for our race there, too!

The 'ras server' that this thread refers to is owned and operated by me. Great to see that there is some interest in using it. I started it a couple of months ago and posted some info on it, here is a repost of the original announcement with boss password, and common functions (change track, temp, eject and or ban userse etc...). Linkage -> http://groups.google.com/groups?hl=en&lr=&ie=UTF8&oe=UTF8&q=ras% 2Frasboss (watch word wrap, may need to cut paste two lines together) ******************REPOST****************** Ok due to popular demand, the access password for my little server is going back on. See the 'yo Jason' thread from Thu09 for more info. The access password is 'ras' The boss password is 'rasboss' Connect with 'ras/rasboss' and review your servers.txt in the N2002 root install directory for commands. To use these commands, you must be connected as boss! To change the track: type !do_not_auto_start_next_race in chat Then click 'back' say no to first prompt, say 'ok' to second prompt. That will dump you to the track selection screen. Don't forget !eject and !ban followed by either '#12' number or the drivers name. Hope this cleans up the action for ya Ed! :) ******************REPOST****************** So load up your password field with "ras/rasboss" or just "rasboss" and get to it! :) It's up 24/7, on a UPS. Hardware is an Intel P3-550 slot one CuMine, Intel Retail board i820 chipset, 128MB RDRAM PC600, 300w Sparkle, and redundant 2x15GB 7200rpm via software mirror (Win2000Server) If I get to know someone well enough I'll give you FTP and Terminal Service logon so you can edit the server.ini to change ratings and LPI restricitons, tracks in the default server loop, if the basic 'ras' password is needed to connect or let it be open, etc. Only drawback is the 12 player max. That calculates to about 20-30k upstream which is about 1/2 of my upstream pipe (<-most importantly) and about 1/10th my downstream pipe. I also plan to get ISA sever as a router to superscede my W2k routing and remote access box so that I can run QoS on the upstream so if one of my buddies goes gaga on my private FTP or I batch launch my 100 nightly websites in Opera it won't affect pings on the racing side. jason jason -a-t- jasonfagan -d-o-t- com

The 'ras server' that this thread refers to is owned and operated by me. Great to see that there is some interest in using it. I started it a couple of months ago and posted some info on it, here is a repost of the original announcement with boss password, and common functions (change track, temp, eject and or ban userse etc...). Linkage -> http://groups.google.com/groups?hl=en&lr=&ie=UTF8&oe=UTF8&q=ras% 2Frasboss (watch word wrap, may need to cut paste two lines together) ******************REPOST****************** Ok due to popular demand, the access password for my little server is going back on. See the 'yo Jason' thread from Thu09 for more info. The access password is 'ras' The boss password is 'rasboss' Connect with 'ras/rasboss' and review your servers.txt in the N2002 root install directory for commands. To use these commands, you must be connected as boss! To change the track: type !do_not_auto_start_next_race in chat Then click 'back' say no to first prompt, say 'ok' to second prompt. That will dump you to the track selection screen. Don't forget !eject and !ban followed by either '#12' number or the drivers name. Hope this cleans up the action for ya Ed! :) ******************REPOST****************** So load up your password field with "ras/rasboss" or just "rasboss" and get to it! :) It's up 24/7, on a UPS. Hardware is an Intel P3-550 slot one CuMine, Intel Retail board i820 chipset, 128MB RDRAM PC600, 300w Sparkle, and redundant 2x15GB 7200rpm via software mirror (Win2000Server) If I get to know someone well enough I'll give you FTP and Terminal Service logon so you can edit the server.ini to change ratings and LPI restricitons, tracks in the default server loop, if the basic 'ras' password is needed to connect or let it be open, etc. Only drawback is the 12 player max. That calculates to about 20-30k upstream which is about 1/2 of my upstream pipe (<-most importantly) and about 1/10th my downstream pipe. I also plan to get ISA sever as a router to superscede my W2k routing and remote access box so that I can run QoS on the upstream so if one of my buddies goes gaga on my private FTP or I batch launch my 100 nightly websites in Opera it won't affect pings on the racing side. jason jason -a-t- jasonfagan -d-o-t- com

thanks for the server and the info "jason nospam-jasonfagan.com (jasonfagan.com)" <@> wrote in message news:[email hidden]... > The 'ras server' that this thread refers to is owned and operated by me. > Great to see that there is some interest in using it. > > I started it a couple of months ago and posted some info on it, here is a > repost of the original announcement with boss password, and commonfunctions > (change track, temp, eject and or ban userse etc...). > > Linkage ->http://groups.google.com/groups?hl=en&lr=&ie=UTF8&oe=UTF8&q=ras% > 2Frasboss (watch word wrap, may need to cut paste two lines together) > > ******************REPOST****************** > Ok due to popular demand, the access password for my little server isgoing

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> back on. See the 'yo Jason' thread from Thu09 for more info. > > The access password is 'ras' > The boss password is 'rasboss' > > Connect with 'ras/rasboss' and review your servers.txt in the N2002 root > install directory for commands. > > To use these commands, you must be connected as boss! > > To change the track: > type !do_not_auto_start_next_race in chat > Then click 'back' say no to first prompt, say 'ok' to second prompt. > That will dump you to the track selection screen. > > Don't forget !eject and !ban followed by either '#12' number or the

drivers > name. > > Hope this cleans up the action for ya Ed! :) > ******************REPOST****************** > > So load up your password field with "ras/rasboss" or just "rasboss" andget > to it! :) > > It's up 24/7, on a UPS. Hardware is an Intel P3-550 slot one CuMine,Intel > Retail board i820 chipset, 128MB RDRAM PC600, 300w Sparkle, and redundant > 2x15GB 7200rpm via software mirror (Win2000Server) > > If I get to know someone well enough I'll give you FTP and TerminalService > logon so you can edit the server.ini to change ratings and LPIrestricitons, > tracks in the default server loop, if the basic 'ras' password is neededto > connect or let it be open, etc. > > Only drawback is the 12 player max. That calculates to about 20-30k > upstream which is about 1/2 of my upstream pipe (<-most importantly) and > about 1/10th my downstream pipe. I also plan to get ISA sever as a router > to superscede my W2k routing and remote access box so that I can run QoSon > the upstream so if one of my buddies goes gaga on my private FTP or Ibatch > launch my 100 nightly websites in Opera it won't affect pings on theracing > side. > > jason > jason -a-t- jasonfagan -d-o-t- com

thanks for the server and the info http://groups.google.com/groups?hl=en&lr=&ie=UTF8&oe=UTF8&q=ras%

>Just out of curiosity, how many people that do the weekly RASCAR race >ever race on the Papy Open servers or other non-password protected >servers? I race quite a bit during the week and have yet to recognize >any user ID's from the RASCAR races I race Papy open or non pw almost every night here. i kinda wondered about the others too. really screws up the lpi though. Dan

In article <[email hidden]>, Brian Oster <bgoster@swbell**nosmap**.com> writes: >Just out of curiosity, how many people that do the weekly RASCAR race >ever race on the Papy Open servers or other non-password protected >servers? I race quite a bit during the week and have yet to recognize >any user ID's from the RASCAR races. I used to run mine(passworded) with the coming race in the sequence, but no one ever raced on it... :( Eldred -- Homepage - http://www.umich.edu/~epickett Never argue with an idiot. He brings you down to his level, then beats you with experience... Remove SPAM-OFF to reply.

I race on them a lot, and have recognized only 1 rascar id (zugzug). "Brian Oster" <bgoster@swbell**nosmap**.com> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...

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> Just out of curiosity, how many people that do the weekly RASCAR race > ever race on the Papy Open servers or other non-password protected > servers? I race quite a bit during the week and have yet to recognize > any user ID's from the RASCAR races. > > > Brian Oster > > On Thu, 20 Jun 2002 20:17:46 GMT, "Colin Harris" > <[email hidden]> wrote: > > >I was in there last night, with Ginger! We ran a Bristol-night race, and

of > >course, a few ne'er-do-wells ruined it, but yeah, I think you're right! > > > >"David G Fisher" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > >news:VFqQ8.348804$[email hidden]... > >> I never see any RASCAR drivers there. A practice session with otherRASCAR

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> >> drivers would probably be the single best way to help eliminate some of > >the > >> yellows. > >> > >> David G FIsher > >> > >> "drink" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > >> news:GnoQ8.21940$[email hidden]... > >> > There is an ras server but its always empty, we should use it more

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All the time. Have been since Hawaii... -Larry "Brian Oster" <bgoster@swbell**nosmap**.com> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...

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> Just out of curiosity, how many people that do the weekly RASCAR race > ever race on the Papy Open servers or other non-password protected > servers? I race quite a bit during the week and have yet to recognize > any user ID's from the RASCAR races. > > > Brian Oster > > On Thu, 20 Jun 2002 20:17:46 GMT, "Colin Harris" > <[email hidden]> wrote: > > >I was in there last night, with Ginger! We ran a Bristol-night race, and

of > >course, a few ne'er-do-wells ruined it, but yeah, I think you're right! > > > >"David G Fisher" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > >news:VFqQ8.348804$[email hidden]... > >> I never see any RASCAR drivers there. A practice session with otherRASCAR

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> >> drivers would probably be the single best way to help eliminate some of > >the > >> yellows. > >> > >> David G FIsher > >> > >> "drink" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > >> news:GnoQ8.21940$[email hidden]... > >> > There is an ras server but its always empty, we should use it more

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Likely most have a 2nd ID for open servers. Papy open servers breed the wrong attitude for online racing. Over-aggressiveness, win at any cost, win on the first lap, if I can't pass ya I'll wreck ya, etc etc. After watching a couple replays of our races I can prolly tell ya who runs a lot of opens. Just watch a couple restarts at our last Dover, yikes. "Brian Oster" <bgoster@swbell**nosmap**.com> wrote in message news:[email hidden]... > Just out of curiosity, how many people that do the weekly RASCAR race > ever race on the Papy Open servers or other non-password protected > servers? I race quite a bit during the week and have yet to recognize > any user ID's from the RASCAR races.

Ditto. -- ed_ "Larry" <[email hidden]> skrev i melding news:nqIQ8.61454$[email hidden]... > All the time. Have been since Hawaii... > > -Larry > > "Brian Oster" <bgoster@swbell**nosmap**.com> wrote in message > news:[email hidden]... > > Just out of curiosity, how many people that do the weekly RASCAR race > > ever race on the Papy Open servers or other non-password protected > > servers? I race quite a bit during the week and have yet to recognize > > any user ID's from the RASCAR races. > > > > > > Brian Oster

Ya that would be me. I guess I need to create an ID for RASCAR races that would be more recognizable to the name I post under in RAS (oh, and one that doesn't sound so stupid). Brian Oster On Fri, 21 Jun 2002 12:20:39 -0400, "jon" <[email hidden]> wrote:

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>I race on them a lot, and have recognized only 1 rascar id (zugzug). > > >"Brian Oster" <bgoster@swbell**nosmap**.com> wrote in message >news:[email hidden]... >> Just out of curiosity, how many people that do the weekly RASCAR race >> ever race on the Papy Open servers or other non-password protected >> servers? I race quite a bit during the week and have yet to recognize >> any user ID's from the RASCAR races. >> >> >> Brian Oster >> >> On Thu, 20 Jun 2002 20:17:46 GMT, "Colin Harris" >> <[email hidden]> wrote: >> >> >I was in there last night, with Ginger! We ran a Bristol-night race, and >of >> >course, a few ne'er-do-wells ruined it, but yeah, I think you're right! >> > >> >"David G Fisher" <[email hidden]> wrote in message >> >news:VFqQ8.348804$[email hidden]... >> >> I never see any RASCAR drivers there. A practice session with other >RASCAR >> >> drivers would probably be the single best way to help eliminate some of >> >the >> >> yellows. >> >> >> >> David G FIsher >> >> >> >> "drink" <[email hidden]> wrote in message >> >> news:GnoQ8.21940$[email hidden]... >> >> > There is an ras server but its always empty, we should use it more >often >> >> > >> >> > >> >> > >> >> >> >> >> > >> > >

On Fri, 21 Jun 2002 17:04:39 GMT, "Mitch Alatorre" <[email hidden]> wrote:

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>Likely most have a 2nd ID for open servers. Papy open servers breed the >wrong attitude for online racing. Over-aggressiveness, win at any cost, win >on the first lap, if I can't pass ya I'll wreck ya, etc etc. After watching >a couple replays of our races I can prolly tell ya who runs a lot of opens. >Just watch a couple restarts at our last Dover, yikes. > >

True, but since I am not in a league they are about my only option. You can sometimes find a pretty clean, good SW race on the 4-10 servers. Besides the over abundance of idiots the only other thing I hate is trying to find a non SS to run. Why are Dega and Daytona the ONLY tracks that ever get run on the 6-10 servers? Brian Oster

On 21 Jun 2002 01:02:48 GMT, [email hidden] (Bamadano) wrote:

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>>Just out of curiosity, how many people that do the weekly RASCAR race >>ever race on the Papy Open servers or other non-password protected >>servers? I race quite a bit during the week and have yet to recognize >>any user ID's from the RASCAR races > >I race Papy open or non pw almost every night here. i kinda wondered about the >others too. really screws up the lpi though. >Dan

It can screw up your lpi but if you are a little selective and stick to the 4-10 and 6-10 servers you can keep it from going completely in the toilet. I have a 53 lpi which isn't great but is not awful either. Brian Oster

If you run open races, an lpi of 53 is amazing, actually. -Larry "Brian Oster" <bgoster@swbell**nosmap**.com> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...

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> On 21 Jun 2002 01:02:48 GMT, [email hidden] (Bamadano) wrote: > > >>Just out of curiosity, how many people that do the weekly RASCAR race > >>ever race on the Papy Open servers or other non-password protected > >>servers? I race quite a bit during the week and have yet to recognize > >>any user ID's from the RASCAR races > > > >I race Papy open or non pw almost every night here. i kinda wondered

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> >others too. really screws up the lpi though. > >Dan > > It can screw up your lpi but if you are a little selective and stick > to the 4-10 and 6-10 servers you can keep it from going completely in > the toilet. I have a 53 lpi which isn't great but is not awful > either. > > Brian Oster

In article <[email hidden]>, Brian Oster <bgoster@swbell**nosmap**.com> writes: >It can screw up your lpi but if you are a little selective and stick >to the 4-10 and 6-10 servers you can keep it from going completely in >the toilet. I have a 53 lpi which isn't great but is not awful >either. I have a 90 something lpi, but I only have a 2 rating(SS). That's the only division I even HAVE a rating in. So, I couldn't even get INTO those races... :( Eldred -- Homepage - http://www.umich.edu/~epickett Never argue with an idiot. He brings you down to his level, then beats you with experience... Remove SPAM-OFF to reply.

In article <[email hidden]>, Brian Oster <bgoster@swbell**nosmap**.com> writes: >True, but since I am not in a league they are about my only option. >You can sometimes find a pretty clean, good SW race on the 4-10 >servers. Besides the over abundance of idiots the only other thing I >hate is trying to find a non SS to run. Why are Dega and Daytona the >ONLY tracks that ever get run on the 6-10 servers? Because those are the easiest tracks...? Eldred -- Homepage - http://www.umich.edu/~epickett Never argue with an idiot. He brings you down to his level, then beats you with experience... Remove SPAM-OFF to reply.