Hi Mark,

I tried Netmailing you. For some inexplicable reason your point keeps trying
to send something to me but we do not appear to have any addresses in common.

- 20:36 [1956] incoming from 40.136.240.84 (55829)
+ 20:36 [4860] incoming session with 40.136.240.84
- 20:36 [4860] SYS dbridge darkstar-lt.wpusa
- 20:36 [4860] ZYZ waldo kitty
- 20:36 [4860] LOC central NC, USA
- 20:36 [4860] NDL 115200,IBN
- 20:36 [4860] TIME Mon, 25 Jul 2016 20:31:00 -0400
- 20:36 [4860] VER binkd/1.0a-521/Win32 binkp/1.1
+ 20:36 [4860] addr: 1:3634/12.42@fidonet (n/a or busy)
? 20:36 [4860] no AKAs in common domains or all AKAs are busy
+ 20:36 [4860] done (from 1:3634/12.42@fidonet, failed, S/R: 0/0 (0/0 bytes))
20:36 [4860] session closed, quitting...

Nick

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25 Jul 16 20:39, you wrote to me:

I tried Netmailing you.

i'll have to see if it is on the main system...

For some inexplicable reason your point keeps trying to send something
to me but we do not appear to have any addresses in common.

it is trying to connect to 1:1/130 for something...

what's FPNP all about?

why do i have a FPNP.TMP file in my DB directory that looks like a binkd.conf but with a 1:1/130.999@fidonet address in it?

in my data/fidonet directory i found a flo file pointing to nandre/FPNP-PKT.000
that looks like it contains some sort of version checking request...

i've deleted them now so all should be well until it decides to try a version check again ;)

)\/(ark

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On 26 Jul 16 04:41:16, Mark Lewis said the following to Nick Andre:

For some inexplicable reason your point keeps trying to send something to me but we do not appear to have any addresses in common.

it is trying to connect to 1:1/130 for something...

what's FPNP all about?

It means you really need to upgrade that point system to the latest version.

FPNP is a leftover from a LONG time ago with something I began to write but did not quite finish, called Fido plug and play, automatically assigning addresses for Point systems. Also if you elected to connect to my system for updates notifications.

why do i have a FPNP.TMP file in my DB directory that looks like a binkd.co but with a 1:1/130.999@fidonet address in it?

Because the way that worked was using a completely different BinkD configuration to contact my system.

in my data/fidonet directory i found a flo file pointing to nand e/FPNP-PKT.000 that looks like it contains some sort of version checking request...

i've deleted them now so all should be well until it decides to try a versi check again ;)

It should not even be doing that. Please update that point to the latest version on my website.

Nick

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