Okay, I have my binkd running. I was having issues with domains... I used the stock domains, for the most part... slight alterations.

I need some help with adding in nodes or uplinks in my binkd.cfg file...

What do I need to add there...

Thanx
Joe

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Okay, I have my binkd running. I was having issues with domains... I
used the stock domains, for the most part... slight alterations.

I need some help with adding in nodes or uplinks in my binkd.cfg
file...

What do I need to add there...

Here's from my config. Your paths and network names may vary...

domain fidonet /fido/outbound 2
domain amiganet /fido/amiganet 2
domain fsxnet /fido/fsxnet 2

address 2:201/120@fidonet
address 39:160/242@amiganet
address 21:2/130@fsxnet

My upstream fidonet hub:

node 2:201/0.0@fidonet <hostname or IP>:<port> <password>

For example:

node 2:201/0@fidonet bejo.dyndns.org:9090 oursecretpassword

Binkd understands to send the right mail to the right hub via the @domain value
(specified earlier in the config file, see above) so if you have FSXNet for example, you enter it like this:

node 21:2/100@fsxnet error404bbs.ddns.net:24555 oursecretpassword

The routing itself is done by the tosser software. I use Crashmail II for this and I tell it that all packages for 21:*/*.* will go to 21:2/100 and then Binkd
will pick that up and send it to 21:2/100.


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Hi Joe!

14 Oct 2018 21:32, from Joe Schweier -> All:

I need some help with adding in nodes or uplinks in my binkd.cfg
file...
What do I need to add there...

It is documented in the default config file.
Add something like this:
node a:b/c@domain FQDN password i

CU, Ricsi

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Okay, I have my binkd running. I was having issues with domains... I
used the stock domains, for the most part... slight alterations.

I need some help with adding in nodes or uplinks in my binkd.cfg
file...

What do I need to add there...

Here's from my config. Your paths and network names may
vary...

domain fidonet /fido/outbound 2
domain amiganet /fido/amiganet 2
domain fsxnet /fido/fsxnet 2

address 2:201/120@fidonet
address 39:160/242@amiganet
address 21:2/130@fsxnet

My upstream fidonet hub:

node 2:201/0.0@fidonet <hostname or IP>:<port> <password>

For example:

node 2:201/0@fidonet bejo.dyndns.org:9090
oursecretpassword

Binkd understands to send the right mail to the right hub
via the @domain value (specified earlier in the config
file, see above) so if you have FSXNet for example, you
enter it like this:

node 21:2/100@fsxnet error404bbs.ddns.net:24555
oursecretpassword

The routing itself is done by the tosser software. I use
Crashmail II for this and I tell it that all packages for
21:*/*.* will go to 21:2/100 and then Binkd will pick
that up and send it to 21:2/100.

I have things setup, a lot like yours, but mail doesn't seem to send to the BBS.

Before I made changes to the binkd.cfg file mail would transfer over.... As soon as I personalized it mail does not transfer... Here's my Internet Rex Log

:Star
---------- Manual fetch: 201
% 17:52:16 (3) Starting event.
% 17:52:16 (3) Done.
- 17:52:16 (1) Performing inbound mail scan.
% 17:52:16 (1) Starting thread 0 (4, 1, 25150)
% 17:52:16 (5) Connecting to BinkP site 192.168.0.10...
% 17:52:16 (5) BinkP: OPT CRAM-MD5-9409d5d28835c94d447cada60594c3ee
% 17:52:17 (5) BinkP: SYS Joe's BBS
% 17:52:17 (5) BinkP: ZYZ IB JOE
% 17:52:17 (5) BinkP: LOC Edmonton, AB Canada
% 17:52:17 (5) BinkP: NDL 115200,TCP,BINKP
% 17:52:17 (5) BinkP: TIME Mon, 15 Oct 2018 17:52:15 -0600
% 17:52:17 (5) BinkP: VER binkd/1.0.4/Linux binkp/1.1
% 17:52:17 (5) BinkP: 1:342/201.1@fidonet
? 17:52:17 (5) BinkP error from remote: Secure AKA 1:342/200@fidonet busy
% 17:52:17 (1) Task 0 is done.
* 17:52:17 (1) Received 0 files (0K)
% 17:52:17 (1) System: BETWEEN.CMD
:Stop

Why would 1:342/200@fidonet is busy... The 200 address is the internet rex machine whereas 201 is the binkd machine...

Is there a flag or semaphore that is active??

Thanx
Joe

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* Origin: Joe's Mail System 1:342/200 -=joesbbs.com=- (1:342/200)

Okay, I have my binkd running. I was having issues with domains... I
used the stock domains, for the most part... slight alterations.

I need some help with adding in nodes or uplinks in my binkd.cfg
file...

What do I need to add there...

Here's from my config. Your paths and network names may
vary...

domain fidonet /fido/outbound 2
domain amiganet /fido/amiganet 2
domain fsxnet /fido/fsxnet 2

address 2:201/120@fidonet
address 39:160/242@amiganet
address 21:2/130@fsxnet

My upstream fidonet hub:

node 2:201/0.0@fidonet <hostname or IP>:<port> <password>

For example:

node 2:201/0@fidonet bejo.dyndns.org:9090
oursecretpassword

Binkd understands to send the right mail to the right hub
via the @domain value (specified earlier in the config
file, see above) so if you have FSXNet for example, you
enter it like this:

node 21:2/100@fsxnet error404bbs.ddns.net:24555
oursecretpassword

The routing itself is done by the tosser software. I use
Crashmail II for this and I tell it that all packages for
21:*/*.* will go to 21:2/100 and then Binkd will pick
that up and send it to 21:2/100.

I have things setup, a lot like yours, but mail doesn't seem to send
to the BBS.

Before I made changes to the binkd.cfg file mail would transfer
over.... As soon as I personalized it mail does not transfer...
Here's my Internet Rex Log

:Star
---------- Manual fetch: 201
% 17:52:16 (3) Starting event.
% 17:52:16 (3) Done.
- 17:52:16 (1) Performing inbound mail scan.
% 17:52:16 (1) Starting thread 0 (4, 1, 25150)
% 17:52:16 (5) Connecting to BinkP site 192.168.0.10...
% 17:52:16 (5) BinkP: OPT CRAM-MD5-9409d5d28835c94d447cada60594c3ee
% 17:52:17 (5) BinkP: SYS Joe's BBS
% 17:52:17 (5) BinkP: ZYZ IB JOE
% 17:52:17 (5) BinkP: LOC Edmonton, AB Canada
% 17:52:17 (5) BinkP: NDL 115200,TCP,BINKP
% 17:52:17 (5) BinkP: TIME Mon, 15 Oct 2018 17:52:15 -0600
% 17:52:17 (5) BinkP: VER binkd/1.0.4/Linux binkp/1.1
% 17:52:17 (5) BinkP: 1:342/201.1@fidonet
? 17:52:17 (5) BinkP error from remote: Secure AKA 1:342/200@fidonet
busy
% 17:52:17 (1) Task 0 is done.
* 17:52:17 (1) Received 0 files (0K)
% 17:52:17 (1) System: BETWEEN.CMD
:Stop

Why would 1:342/200@fidonet is busy... The 200 address is the
internet rex machine whereas 201 is the binkd machine...

Is there a flag or semaphore that is active?

You sure it's not supposed to be 1:342/201.0?


--- NiKom v2.5.0dev
* Origin: Delta City (deltacity.se, Vallentuna, Sweden) (2:201/120.0)

% 17:52:16 (3) Done.
- 17:52:16 (1) Performing inbound mail scan.
% 17:52:16 (1) Starting thread 0 (4, 1, 25150)
% 17:52:16 (5) Connecting to BinkP site 192.168.0.10...
% 17:52:16 (5) BinkP: OPT CRAM-MD5-9409d5d28835c94d447cada60594c3ee
% 17:52:17 (5) BinkP: SYS Joe's BBS
% 17:52:17 (5) BinkP: ZYZ IB JOE
% 17:52:17 (5) BinkP: LOC Edmonton, AB Canada
% 17:52:17 (5) BinkP: NDL 115200,TCP,BINKP
% 17:52:17 (5) BinkP: TIME Mon, 15 Oct 2018 17:52:15 -0600
% 17:52:17 (5) BinkP: VER binkd/1.0.4/Linux binkp/1.1
% 17:52:17 (5) BinkP: 1:342/201.1@fidonet
? 17:52:17 (5) BinkP error from remote: Secure AKA 1:342/200@fidonet
busy
% 17:52:17 (1) Task 0 is done.
* 17:52:17 (1) Received 0 files (0K)
% 17:52:17 (1) System: BETWEEN.CMD
:Stop

Why would 1:342/200@fidonet is busy... The 200 address is the
internet rex machine whereas 201 is the binkd machine...

Is there a flag or semaphore that is active?

You sure it's not supposed to be 1:342/201.0?

I have 2 addresses. One is 1:342/200, a hub address, I want incoming mail going there. I have an OS/2 Box there to receive that mail.... From there I have a Pi box that runs a BBS and it's address 1:342/201.

Before I go public I'm trying to send mail from the OS/2 bvox to the Pi box amd
I cannot seem to do this.

They connect, at least now, but mail is not sent...

:(

Thanx
Joe

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Hello Joe,

On Tuesday October 16 2018 05:07, you wrote to Joacim Melin:

Before I go public I'm trying to send mail from the OS/2 bvox to the
Pi box amd I cannot seem to do this.

They connect, at least now, but mail is not sent...

There is probably a *.bsy flag left because of an irregular shutdown. Remove all *.bsy flags from the outbound and try adding this to the binkd config:

kill-old-partial-files 20000
kill-old-bsy 20000


Cheers, Michiel


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They connect, at least now, but mail is not sent...

Maybe a busy file ... this is what I run upon booting binkd:

DEL C:\BINKD\OUTBOUND\*.BSY
DEL C:\BINKD\OUTBOUND\*.CST
DEL C:\BINKD\OUTBOUND\*.HLD
DEL C:\BINKD\OUTBOUND\*.TRY
DEL C:\BINKD\OUTBOUND.001\*.BSY
DEL C:\BINKD\OUTBOUND.001\*.CST
DEL C:\BINKD\OUTBOUND.001\*.HLD
DEL C:\BINKD\OUTBOUND.001\*.TRY
DEL C:\BINKD\OUTBOUND.003\*.BSY
DEL C:\BINKD\OUTBOUND.003\*.CST
DEL C:\BINKD\OUTBOUND.003\*.HLD
DEL C:\BINKD\OUTBOUND.003\*.TRY
DEL C:\BINKD\OUTBOUND.004\*.BSY
DEL C:\BINKD\OUTBOUND.004\*.CST
DEL C:\BINKD\OUTBOUND.004\*.HLD
DEL C:\BINKD\OUTBOUND.004\*.TRY

C:
CD \BINKD
BINKDWIN BINKD.CFG -cs

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Hi Ward,

On 2018-10-16 15:00:38, you wrote to Joe Schweier:

Maybe a busy file ... this is what I run upon booting binkd:

DEL C:\BINKD\OUTBOUND\*.BSY
DEL C:\BINKD\OUTBOUND\*.CST

Shouldn't that be *.CSY ?
CST isn't defined as a file extension in the BSO standard, afaik.

DEL C:\BINKD\OUTBOUND\*.HLD
DEL C:\BINKD\OUTBOUND\*.TRY

TRY files just contain the status of the last connect. So they don't do anything. But they will remain forever for every node you ever had a connection
with. So it doesn't hurt to clean them up once in a while...

Bye, Wilfred.

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Kees,

Shouldn't that be *.CSY ?
CST isn't defined as a file extension in the BSO standard, afaik.

Yes, of course.

\%/@rd

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