binkd 1.0a-605/OS2

[Andrew Leary]

Hello Max!

I just found another issue with the subject binary; when it attempts to
execute the external request processor after receiving a *.req file, the attemp
fails. It works fine in my old -446 version from 2005.

Andrew

[Max Vasilyev]

Hello Andrew!

12 Feb 12 23:46, you wrote to me:

AL> I just found another issue with the subject binary; when it attempts
AL> to execute the external request processor after receiving a *.req
Confirmed with both OS2 & Win32 versions.

WBR, Max. piwamoto!писем-нет

[Andre Grueneberg]

Hi Max

Post by Max Vasilyev
AL> I just found another issue with the subject binary; when it attempts
AL> to execute the external request processor after receiving a *.req
Confirmed with both OS2 & Win32 versions.

Do you happen to have any additional information?
What exact version are you using, i.e. from what repository? Did you compile it
yourselves? What compilers? What's the output of 'binkd -vv'? What does your
binkd.cfg look like?

CU Andre E-Mail: ***@grueneberg.de

[Andrew Leary]

Hello Andre!

*.req Confirmed with both OS2 & Win32 versions.

AG> Do you happen to have any additional information?
AG> What exact version are you using, i.e. from what repository? Did you
AG> compile it yourselves? What compilers? What's the output of 'binkd
AG> -vv'? What does your binkd.cfg look like?

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Binkd 1.0a-605 (Feb 7 2012 13:36:39/OS2)
Compilation flags: gcc (emx), zlib, bzlib2, perl, https, ntlm,
amiga_4d_outbound, bwlim.
Facilities: fsp1035 rfc2553emu
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# Binkd sample configuration file
# Copyright (C) 1996-1997 by Dima Maloff, 2:5047/13
# $Id: binkd.cfg,v 2.49 2005/03/30 17:35:28 stream Exp $

log e:\\logs\\binkd.log
loglevel 6
domain fidonet g:\\mail\\fidonet 1
domain fido alias-for fidonet
domain fidonet.org alias-for fidonet
domain league10.org g:\\mail\\league10 1
domain league10 alias-for league10.org
domain advnet g:\\mail\\advnet 1
domain stn g:\\mail\\stn 1
domain stnnet alias-for stn
domain pascalnet g:\\mail\\pascal 1
domain micronet g:\\mail\\micronet 1
domain micronet.org alias-for micronet
domain linuxnet g:\\mail\\linuxnet 1
domain zenet g:\\mail\\zenet 1
domain justanet g:\\mail\\justxnet 1
domain justxnet alias-for justanet
domain justaxnet.org alias-for justanet
domain justaxnet alias-for justanet
address 1:320/***@fidonet
address 1:320/***@fidonet
address 1:16/***@fidonet
address 10:10/***@league10.org
address 10:3000/***@league10.org
address 10:3000/***@league10.org
address 33:860/***@advnet
address 33:860/***@advnet
address 110:212/***@linuxnet
address 110:212/***@linuxnet
address 111:4950/***@stn
address 111:4950/***@stn
address 111:4950/***@stn
address 618:100/***@micronet
address 618:100/***@micronet
address 618:100/***@micronet
address 618:10/***@micronet
address 92:762/***@zenet
address 92:762/***@zenet
address 92:762/***@zenet
address 510:269/***@justanet
address 510:269/***@justanet
address 510:5112/***@justanet
address 115:1502/***@pascalnet
# This is an attempt to work around Janis' config:
address 115:1502/***@fidonet
hide-aka 115:1502/***@fidonet !115:*@fidonet
sysname "Bits & Bytes BBS"
location "North Stonington, CT USA"
sysop "Andrew Leary"
nodeinfo 115200,IBN,ITN,IVM,INA:bnbbbs.dyndns.org
conlog 6
zminsize 1024
zallow *.pkt *.txt *.tic
zdeny *.su? *.mo? *.tu? *.we? *.th? *.fr? *.sa?
zdeny *.zip *.rar *.arj *.ha *.gz *.tgz *.bz2 *.z[0-9][0-9] *.r[0-9][0-9]
call-delay 1m
rescan-delay 1m
maxservers 3
maxclients 1
try 10
hold 10m
hold-skipped 1h
send-if-pwd
percents
printq
backresolv
inbound s:\\netfiles\\secure
inbound-nonsecure s:\\netfiles
temp-inbound s:\\netfiles\\partial
minfree 2048
minfree-nonsecure 2048
kill-dup-partial-files
kill-old-partial-files 6h
kill-old-bsy 12h
flag k:\\flags\\toss!.now *.pkt
flag k:\\flags\\toss!.now *.su? *.mo? *.tu? *.we? *.th? *.fr? *.sa?
flag k:\\flags\\toss!.now *.tic
flag k:\\flags\\toss!.now *.[0-9][0-9][0-9]
exec "!F:\\AFIX\\ALLFIX.EXE RP -SRIF *S" *.req
include s:\\fileecho\\i-binkd\\binkd.txt
prescan
passwords e:\\nodelist\\password.cfg
check-pkthdr all .dst
include e:\\binkd\\nodes.cfg
perl-hooks e:\\binkd\\nodelist.pl
perl-var nodelist fidonet:e:\\nodelist\\nodelist.[0-9][0-9][0-9]
perl-var magichost *
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Here's what I have; Max will have to answer as far as the repository he
downloaded the sources from and which compiler he used.. I eliminated the
comments from binkd.cfg, but otherwise it's the same file I'm currently using.
Andrew

[Andre Grueneberg]

Hi Andrew

Post by Andrew Leary
loglevel 6

And what's the exact output of the log? :)

Post by Andrew Leary
exec "!F:\\AFIX\\ALLFIX.EXE RP -SRIF *S" *.req

Could you probably try it without the leading "!" ... just to see what's the
effect.
... and please provide the log part where allfix is called.

CU Andre E-Mail: ***@grueneberg.de

[Andrew Leary]

Hello Andre!

Wednesday February 15 2012 09:56, Andre Grueneberg wrote to Andrew Leary:

AG> And what's the exact output of the log? :)


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15 Feb 15:20:10 [30552] BEGIN, binkd/1.0a-605/OS2 -C binkd.cfg
+ 15 Feb 15:20:10 [30552] No Autoloader in perl
15 Feb 15:20:10 [30552] Parsing nodelist file e:\nodelist/NODELIST.041
- 15 Feb 15:20:10 [30552] Nodelist e:\nodelist/NODELIST.041 parsed, 1199
IP-nodes processed (0 sec)
15 Feb 15:20:11 [30552] servmgr started
15 Feb 15:20:11 [30553] clientmgr started
15 Feb 15:20:11 [30553] started client #1, id=30554
15 Feb 15:20:11 [30554] created g:\mail\micronet.26a\01f4000c.csy
+ 15 Feb 15:20:11 [30554] call to 618:500/***@micronet
15 Feb 15:20:11 [30554] trying 80.63.101.234...
15 Feb 15:20:11 [30554] connected
15 Feb 15:20:11 [30554] binkp init done, socket # is 5
+ 15 Feb 15:20:11 [30554] outgoing session with fido1.kofobbs.net
[80.63.101.234] (24554)
15 Feb 15:20:11 [30554] send message NUL SYS Bits & Bytes BBS
15 Feb 15:20:11 [30554] send message NUL ZYZ Andrew Leary
15 Feb 15:20:11 [30554] send message NUL LOC North Stonington, CT USA
15 Feb 15:20:11 [30554] send message NUL NDL
115200,IBN,ITN,IVM,INA:bnbbbs.dyndns.org
15 Feb 15:20:11 [30554] send message NUL TIME Wed, 15 Feb 2012 15:20:11 -0500
15 Feb 15:20:11 [30554] send message NUL VER binkd/1.0a-605/OS2 binkp/1.1
- 15 Feb 15:20:11 [30554] hiding aka 115:1502/***@fidonet
15 Feb 15:20:11 [30554] send message ADR 1:320/***@fidonet 1:320/***@fidonet
1:16/***@fidonet 10:10/***@league10.org 10:3000/***@league10.org
10:3000/***@league10.org 33:860/***@advnet 33:860/***@advnet 110:212/***@linuxnet
110:212/***@linuxnet 111:4950/***@stn 111:4950/***@stn 111:4950/***@stn
618:100/***@micronet 618:100/***@micronet 618:100/***@micronet 618:10/***@micronet
92:762/***@zenet 92:762/***@zenet 92:762/***@zenet 510:269/***@justanet
510:269/***@justanet 510:5112/***@justanet 115:1502/***@pascalnet
15 Feb 15:20:11 [30554] send message NUL OPT NDA EXTCMD CRYPT GZ BZ2
15 Feb 15:20:11 [30554] touched g:\mail\micronet.26a\01f4000c.csy
15 Feb 15:20:11 [30554] rcvd msg NUL OPT
CRAM-MD5-ea933618688dddd5313eb7c7900570ee
- 15 Feb 15:20:11 [30554] OPT CRAM-MD5-ea933618688dddd5313eb7c7900570ee
+ 15 Feb 15:20:11 [30554] Remote requests MD mode
15 Feb 15:20:11 [30554] rcvd msg NUL SYS The KOFO BBS by binkp.kofobbs.dk
64-bit system
- 15 Feb 15:20:11 [30554] SYS The KOFO BBS by binkp.kofobbs.dk 64-bit system
15 Feb 15:20:11 [30554] rcvd msg NUL ZYZ Gert Koefoed Andersen
- 15 Feb 15:20:11 [30554] ZYZ Gert Koefoed Andersen
15 Feb 15:20:11 [30554] rcvd msg NUL LOC Broendby Copenhagen Denmark
- 15 Feb 15:20:11 [30554] LOC Broendby Copenhagen Denmark
15 Feb 15:20:11 [30554] rcvd msg NUL NDL
CM,MO,XX,TCP,BINKP,IBN,TELN,IFC,115200
- 15 Feb 15:20:11 [30554] NDL CM,MO,XX,TCP,BINKP,IBN,TELN,IFC,115200
15 Feb 15:20:11 [30554] rcvd msg NUL TIME Wed, 15 Feb 2012 21:22:02 +0100
- 15 Feb 15:20:11 [30554] TIME Wed, 15 Feb 2012 21:22:02 +0100
15 Feb 15:20:11 [30554] rcvd msg NUL VER binkd/1.0a-561/Linux binkp/1.1
- 15 Feb 15:20:11 [30554] VER binkd/1.0a-561/Linux binkp/1.1
15 Feb 15:20:11 [30554] remote uses binkp v.1.1
15 Feb 15:20:11 [30554] rcvd msg ADR 2:230/***@fidonet 2:230/***@fidonet
8:76/***@fmlynet 8:76/***@fmlynet 8:7601/***@fmlynet 8:7601/***@fmlynet
8:7606/***@fmlynet 8:7606/***@fmlynet 8:7606/***@fmlynet 8:8/***@fmlynet
9:45/***@virnet 9:45/***@virnet 9:45/***@virnet 9:451/***@virnet 9:451/***@virnet
9:451/***@virnet 9:451/***@virnet 10:10/***@league10 16:45/***@zyxelnet
16:45/***@zyxelnet 16:45/***@zyxelnet 16:450/***@zyxelnet 33:33/***@advnet
33:33/***@advnet 33:33/***@advnet 33:33/***@advnet 33:33/***@advnet
33:33/***@advnet 33:33/***@advnet 33:409/***@advnet 33:409/***@advnet
33:409/***@advnet 33:409/***@advnet 33:2100/***@advnet 33:2100/***@advnet
33:2100/***@advnet 57:245/***@gatornet 57:245/***@gatornet 92:453/***@zenet
92:453/***@zenet 92:453/***@zenet 92:453/***@zenet 92:453/***@zenet
92:453/***@zenet 110:110/***@linuxnet 110:110/***@linuxnet 110:110/***@linuxnet
110:110/***@linuxnet 110:30/***@linuxnet 110:30/***@linuxnet 110:300/***@linuxnet
110:300/***@linuxnet 110:300/***@linuxnet 110:300/***@linuxnet 110:300/***@linuxnet
110:300/***@linuxnet 110:300/***@linuxnet 111:111/***@stn 111:111/1
15 Feb 15:20:11 [30554] created g:\mail\fidonet.002\00e60096.bsy
+ 15 Feb 15:20:11 [30554] addr: 2:230/***@fidonet
15 Feb 15:20:11 [30554] created g:\mail\fidonet.002\00e60099.bsy
+ 15 Feb 15:20:11 [30554] addr: 2:230/***@fidonet
+ 15 Feb 15:20:11 [30554] addr: 8:76/***@fmlynet (n/a or busy)
+ 15 Feb 15:20:11 [30554] addr: 8:76/***@fmlynet (n/a or busy)
+ 15 Feb 15:20:11 [30554] addr: 8:7601/***@fmlynet (n/a or busy)
+ 15 Feb 15:20:11 [30554] addr: 8:7601/***@fmlynet (n/a or busy)
+ 15 Feb 15:20:11 [30554] addr: 8:7606/***@fmlynet (n/a or busy)
+ 15 Feb 15:20:11 [30554] addr: 8:7606/***@fmlynet (n/a or busy)
+ 15 Feb 15:20:11 [30554] addr: 8:7606/***@fmlynet (n/a or busy)
+ 15 Feb 15:20:11 [30554] addr: 8:8/***@fmlynet (n/a or busy)
+ 15 Feb 15:20:11 [30554] addr: 9:45/***@virnet (n/a or busy)
+ 15 Feb 15:20:11 [30554] addr: 9:45/***@virnet (n/a or busy)
+ 15 Feb 15:20:11 [30554] addr: 9:45/***@virnet (n/a or busy)
+ 15 Feb 15:20:11 [30554] addr: 9:451/***@virnet (n/a or busy)
+ 15 Feb 15:20:11 [30554] addr: 9:451/***@virnet (n/a or busy)
+ 15 Feb 15:20:11 [30554] addr: 9:451/***@virnet (n/a or busy)
+ 15 Feb 15:20:11 [30554] addr: 9:451/***@virnet (n/a or busy)
15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] created g:\mail\league10.00a\000a0081.bsy
+ 15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] addr: 10:10/***@league10.org
+ 15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] addr: 16:45/***@zyxelnet (n/a or busy)
+ 15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] addr: 16:45/***@zyxelnet (n/a or busy)
+ 15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] addr: 16:45/***@zyxelnet (n/a or busy)
+ 15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] addr: 16:450/***@zyxelnet (n/a or busy)
15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] created g:\mail\advnet.021\00210000.bsy
+ 15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] addr: 33:33/***@advnet
15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] created g:\mail\advnet.021\00210001.bsy
+ 15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] addr: 33:33/***@advnet
15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] created g:\mail\advnet.021\00210002.bsy
+ 15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] addr: 33:33/***@advnet
15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] created g:\mail\advnet.021\00210064.bsy
+ 15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] addr: 33:33/***@advnet
15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] created g:\mail\advnet.021\00210065.bsy
+ 15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] addr: 33:33/***@advnet
15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] created g:\mail\advnet.021\00210066.bsy
+ 15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] addr: 33:33/***@advnet
15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] created g:\mail\advnet.021\00210067.bsy
+ 15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] addr: 33:33/***@advnet
15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] created g:\mail\advnet.021\01990064.bsy
+ 15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] addr: 33:409/***@advnet
15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] created g:\mail\advnet.021\01990065.bsy
+ 15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] addr: 33:409/***@advnet
15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] created g:\mail\advnet.021\01990066.bsy
+ 15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] addr: 33:409/***@advnet
15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] created g:\mail\advnet.021\01990067.bsy
+ 15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] addr: 33:409/***@advnet
15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] created g:\mail\advnet.021\08340000.bsy
+ 15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] addr: 33:2100/***@advnet
15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] created g:\mail\advnet.021\08340001.bsy
+ 15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] addr: 33:2100/***@advnet
15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] created g:\mail\advnet.021\08340002.bsy
+ 15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] addr: 33:2100/***@advnet
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+ 15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] addr: 57:245/***@gatornet (n/a or busy)
15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] created g:\mail\zenet.05c\01c50000.bsy
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15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] created g:\mail\zenet.05c\01c50001.bsy
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15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] created g:\mail\zenet.05c\01c50064.bsy
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15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] created g:\mail\zenet.05c\01c50065.bsy
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15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] created g:\mail\zenet.05c\01c50066.bsy
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15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] created g:\mail\zenet.05c\01c50068.bsy
+ 15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] addr: 92:453/***@zenet
15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] created g:\mail\linuxnet.06e\006e0000.bsy
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15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] created g:\mail\linuxnet.06e\006e0001.bsy
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15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] created g:\mail\linuxnet.06e\006e0002.bsy
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15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] created g:\mail\linuxnet.06e\006e0003.bsy
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15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] created g:\mail\linuxnet.06e\001e0000.bsy
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15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] created g:\mail\linuxnet.06e\001e0001.bsy
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15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] created g:\mail\linuxnet.06e\012c0000.bsy
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15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] created g:\mail\linuxnet.06e\012c0001.bsy
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15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] created g:\mail\linuxnet.06e\012c0002.bsy
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15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] created g:\mail\pascal.073\00730002.bsy
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+ 15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] addr: 510:510/***@justanet
15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] created g:\mail\justxnet.1fe\14040000.bsy
+ 15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] addr: 510:5124/***@justanet
15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] created g:\mail\justxnet.1fe\14040001.bsy
+ 15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] addr: 510:5124/***@justanet
15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] created g:\mail\justxnet.1fe\14040002.bsy
+ 15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] addr: 510:5124/***@justanet
15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] created g:\mail\justxnet.1fe\14040003.bsy
+ 15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] addr: 510:5124/***@justanet
15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] created g:\mail\justxnet.1fe\028d0000.bsy
+ 15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] addr: 510:653/***@justanet
15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] created g:\mail\justxnet.1fe\028d0001.bsy
+ 15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] addr: 510:653/***@justanet
15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] created g:\mail\justxnet.1fe\028d0002.bsy
+ 15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] addr: 510:653/***@justanet
15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] created g:\mail\justxnet.1fe\028d0004.bsy
+ 15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] addr: 510:653/***@justanet
15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] created g:\mail\justxnet.1fe\028d0005.bsy
+ 15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] addr: 510:653/***@justanet
15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] created g:\mail\justxnet.1fe\028d000c.bsy
+ 15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] addr: 510:653/***@justanet
15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] created g:\mail\justxnet.1fe\028d000e.bsy
+ 15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] addr: 510:653/***@justanet
15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] created g:\mail\justxnet.1fe\028d0064.bsy
+ 15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] addr: 510:653/***@justanet
15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] created g:\mail\micronet.26a\01f4000c.bsy
+ 15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] addr: 618:500/***@micronet
+ 15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] addr: 900:900/***@rmininet (n/a or busy)
+ 15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] addr: 900:900/***@rmininet (n/a or busy)
+ 15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] addr: 900:100/***@rmininet (n/a or busy)
+ 15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] addr: 900:100/***@rmininet (n/a or busy)
+ 15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] addr: 900:104/***@rmininet (n/a or busy)
+ 15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] addr: 900:104/***@rmininet (n/a or busy)
+ 15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] addr: 900:104/***@rmininet (n/a or busy)
+ 15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] addr: 900:104/***@rmininet (n/a or busy)
+ 15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] addr: 144:4500/***@gamesnet (n/a or busy)
+ 15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] addr: 144:4500/***@gamesnet (n/a or busy)
+ 15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] addr: 57:245/***@gatornet (n/a or busy)
+ 15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] addr: 777:777/***@xleague (n/a or busy)
+ 15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] addr: 145:145/***@gmsnet (n/a or busy)
+ 15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] addr: 145:145/***@gmsnet (n/a or busy)
+ 15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] addr: 145:2/***@gmsnet (n/a or busy)
+ 15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] addr: 145:2/***@gmsnet (n/a or busy)
+ 15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] addr: 46:2/***@agoranet (n/a or busy)
15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] send message NUL TRF 297 235
15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] send message PWD
CRAM-MD5-71ffacebe0907d2451d26bd3f21ff477
15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] rcvd msg NUL TRF 0 13291
- 15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] TRF 0 13291
+ 15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] Remote has 0b of mail and 13291b of files for us
15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] rcvd msg NUL OPT EXTCMD CRYPT GZ BZ2
- 15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] OPT EXTCMD CRYPT GZ BZ2
+ 15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] Remote supports EXTCMD mode
+ 15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] Remote requests CRYPT mode
+ 15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] Remote supports GZ mode
+ 15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] Remote supports BZ2 mode
15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] rcvd msg OK secure
+ 15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] pwd protected session (MD5)
- 15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] session in CRYPT mode
+ 15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] sending g:\mail\micronet.26a\01F4000C.OUT as
4f3c7f0a.pkt (297)
15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] rate for 4f3c7f0a.pkt is unlimited
15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] send message FILE 4f3c7f0a.pkt 297 1329336946 0
15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] rcvd msg FILE il041084.933 389 1329336850 0 BZ2
15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] file not found, trying to create a tmpname
- 15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] receiving il041084.933 (389 byte(s), off 0)
15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] rate for il041084.933 is unlimited
15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] bzip2 mode is on for il041084.933
+ 15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] sending E:\BRE\618\OUTBOUND\618B0103.729 as
618B0103.729 (235)
15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] rate for 618B0103.729 is unlimited
15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] send message FILE 618B0103.729 235 1329336926 0
15 Feb 15:20:12 [30554] File il041084.933 compressed size 277 bytes, compress
ratio 71.2%
+ 15 Feb 15:20:13 [30554] il041084.933 -> s:\netfiles\secure\il041084.933
15 Feb 15:20:13 [30554] unlinked `s:\netfiles\partial\4f3c925c.hr'
15 Feb 15:20:13 [30554] got *.[0-9][0-9][0-9], delayed creating
k:\flags\toss!.now
+ 15 Feb 15:20:13 [30554] rcvd: il041084.933 (389, 389.00 CPS,
2:230/***@fidonet)
15 Feb 15:20:13 [30554] send message GOT il041084.933 389 1329336850
15 Feb 15:20:13 [30554] rcvd msg FILE a2jn0104.051 87 1329336874 0
15 Feb 15:20:13 [30554] file not found, trying to create a tmpname
- 15 Feb 15:20:13 [30554] receiving a2jn0104.051 (87 byte(s), off 0)
15 Feb 15:20:13 [30554] rate for a2jn0104.051 is unlimited
15 Feb 15:20:13 [30554] removing flo: g:\mail\micronet.26a\01F4000C.FLO
+ 15 Feb 15:20:13 [30554] a2jn0104.051 -> s:\netfiles\secure\a2jn0104.051
15 Feb 15:20:13 [30554] unlinked `s:\netfiles\partial\4f3c2466.hr'
15 Feb 15:20:13 [30554] got *.[0-9][0-9][0-9], delayed creating
k:\flags\toss!.now
+ 15 Feb 15:20:13 [30554] rcvd: a2jn0104.051 (87, 87.00 CPS, 2:230/***@fidonet)
15 Feb 15:20:13 [30554] send message GOT a2jn0104.051 87 1329336874
15 Feb 15:20:13 [30554] rcvd msg FILE 510f0103.639 190 1329336870 0 BZ2
15 Feb 15:20:13 [30554] file not found, trying to create a tmpname
- 15 Feb 15:20:13 [30554] receiving 510f0103.639 (190 byte(s), off 0)
15 Feb 15:20:13 [30554] rate for 510f0103.639 is unlimited
15 Feb 15:20:13 [30554] bzip2 mode is on for 510f0103.639
15 Feb 15:20:13 [30554] File 510f0103.639 compressed size 223 bytes, compress
ratio 117.4%
+ 15 Feb 15:20:13 [30554] 510f0103.639 -> s:\netfiles\secure\510f0103.639
15 Feb 15:20:13 [30554] unlinked `s:\netfiles\partial\4f3c28e9.hr'
15 Feb 15:20:13 [30554] got *.[0-9][0-9][0-9], delayed creating
k:\flags\toss!.now
+ 15 Feb 15:20:13 [30554] rcvd: 510f0103.639 (190, 190.00 CPS,
2:230/***@fidonet)
15 Feb 15:20:13 [30554] send message GOT 510f0103.639 190 1329336870
15 Feb 15:20:13 [30554] rcvd msg FILE ln01ja02.z62 340 1329336796 0
15 Feb 15:20:13 [30554] file not found, trying to create a tmpname
- 15 Feb 15:20:13 [30554] receiving ln01ja02.z62 (340 byte(s), off 0)
15 Feb 15:20:13 [30554] rate for ln01ja02.z62 is unlimited
+ 15 Feb 15:20:13 [30554] ln01ja02.z62 -> s:\netfiles\secure\ln01ja02.z62
15 Feb 15:20:13 [30554] unlinked `s:\netfiles\partial\4f3c3df7.hr'
+ 15 Feb 15:20:13 [30554] rcvd: ln01ja02.z62 (340, 340.00 CPS,
2:230/***@fidonet)
15 Feb 15:20:13 [30554] send message GOT ln01ja02.z62 340 1329336796
15 Feb 15:20:13 [30554] rcvd msg FILE 933t0301.945 11036 1329336846 0 BZ2
15 Feb 15:20:13 [30554] file not found, trying to create a tmpname
- 15 Feb 15:20:13 [30554] receiving 933t0301.945 (11036 byte(s), off 0)
15 Feb 15:20:13 [30554] rate for 933t0301.945 is unlimited
15 Feb 15:20:13 [30554] bzip2 mode is on for 933t0301.945
15 Feb 15:20:13 [30554] File 933t0301.945 compressed size 1360 bytes,
compress ratio 12.3%
+ 15 Feb 15:20:13 [30554] 933t0301.945 -> s:\netfiles\secure\933t0301.945
15 Feb 15:20:13 [30554] unlinked `s:\netfiles\partial\4f3c68e6.hr'
15 Feb 15:20:13 [30554] got *.[0-9][0-9][0-9], delayed creating
k:\flags\toss!.now
+ 15 Feb 15:20:13 [30554] rcvd: 933t0301.945 (11036, 11036.00 CPS,
2:230/***@fidonet)
15 Feb 15:20:13 [30554] send message GOT 933t0301.945 11036 1329336846
15 Feb 15:20:13 [30554] rcvd msg FILE 933b0301.893 303 1329336838 0 BZ2
15 Feb 15:20:13 [30554] file not found, trying to create a tmpname
- 15 Feb 15:20:13 [30554] receiving 933b0301.893 (303 byte(s), off 0)
15 Feb 15:20:13 [30554] rate for 933b0301.893 is unlimited
15 Feb 15:20:13 [30554] bzip2 mode is on for 933b0301.893
15 Feb 15:20:13 [30554] File 933b0301.893 compressed size 282 bytes, compress
ratio 93.1%
+ 15 Feb 15:20:13 [30554] 933b0301.893 -> s:\netfiles\secure\933b0301.893
15 Feb 15:20:13 [30554] unlinked `s:\netfiles\partial\4f3c4b1f.hr'
15 Feb 15:20:13 [30554] got *.[0-9][0-9][0-9], delayed creating
k:\flags\toss!.now
+ 15 Feb 15:20:13 [30554] rcvd: 933b0301.893 (303, 303.00 CPS,
2:230/***@fidonet)
15 Feb 15:20:13 [30554] send message GOT 933b0301.893 303 1329336838
15 Feb 15:20:13 [30554] rcvd msg FILE a2an0104.151 87 1329336856 0
15 Feb 15:20:13 [30554] file not found, trying to create a tmpname
- 15 Feb 15:20:13 [30554] receiving a2an0104.151 (87 byte(s), off 0)
15 Feb 15:20:13 [30554] rate for a2an0104.151 is unlimited
+ 15 Feb 15:20:13 [30554] a2an0104.151 -> s:\netfiles\secure\a2an0104.151
15 Feb 15:20:13 [30554] unlinked `s:\netfiles\partial\4f3c6da7.hr'
15 Feb 15:20:13 [30554] got *.[0-9][0-9][0-9], delayed creating
k:\flags\toss!.now
+ 15 Feb 15:20:14 [30554] rcvd: a2an0104.151 (87, 87.00 CPS, 2:230/***@fidonet)
15 Feb 15:20:14 [30554] send message GOT a2an0104.151 87 1329336856
15 Feb 15:20:14 [30554] rcvd msg FILE il040920.933 233 1329336848 0 BZ2
15 Feb 15:20:14 [30554] file not found, trying to create a tmpname
- 15 Feb 15:20:14 [30554] receiving il040920.933 (233 byte(s), off 0)
15 Feb 15:20:14 [30554] rate for il040920.933 is unlimited
15 Feb 15:20:14 [30554] bzip2 mode is on for il040920.933
15 Feb 15:20:14 [30554] File il040920.933 compressed size 181 bytes, compress
ratio 77.7%
+ 15 Feb 15:20:14 [30554] il040920.933 -> s:\netfiles\secure\il040920.933
15 Feb 15:20:14 [30554] unlinked `s:\netfiles\partial\4f3c8028.hr'
15 Feb 15:20:14 [30554] got *.[0-9][0-9][0-9], delayed creating
k:\flags\toss!.now
+ 15 Feb 15:20:14 [30554] rcvd: il040920.933 (233, 233.00 CPS,
2:230/***@fidonet)
15 Feb 15:20:14 [30554] send message GOT il040920.933 233 1329336848
15 Feb 15:20:14 [30554] rcvd msg FILE 933f0301.840 220 1329336840 0 BZ2
15 Feb 15:20:14 [30554] file not found, trying to create a tmpname
- 15 Feb 15:20:14 [30554] receiving 933f0301.840 (220 byte(s), off 0)
15 Feb 15:20:14 [30554] rate for 933f0301.840 is unlimited
15 Feb 15:20:14 [30554] bzip2 mode is on for 933f0301.840
15 Feb 15:20:14 [30554] File 933f0301.840 compressed size 225 bytes, compress
ratio 102.3%
+ 15 Feb 15:20:14 [30554] 933f0301.840 -> s:\netfiles\secure\933f0301.840
15 Feb 15:20:14 [30554] unlinked `s:\netfiles\partial\4f3c898a.hr'
15 Feb 15:20:14 [30554] got *.[0-9][0-9][0-9], delayed creating
k:\flags\toss!.now
+ 15 Feb 15:20:14 [30554] rcvd: 933f0301.840 (220, 220.00 CPS,
2:230/***@fidonet)
15 Feb 15:20:14 [30554] send message GOT 933f0301.840 220 1329336840
15 Feb 15:20:14 [30554] rcvd msg FILE aban0104.077 34 1329336854 0
15 Feb 15:20:14 [30554] file not found, trying to create a tmpname
- 15 Feb 15:20:14 [30554] receiving aban0104.077 (34 byte(s), off 0)
15 Feb 15:20:14 [30554] rate for aban0104.077 is unlimited
+ 15 Feb 15:20:14 [30554] aban0104.077 -> s:\netfiles\secure\aban0104.077
15 Feb 15:20:14 [30554] unlinked `s:\netfiles\partial\4f3c628c.hr'
15 Feb 15:20:14 [30554] got *.[0-9][0-9][0-9], delayed creating
k:\flags\toss!.now
+ 15 Feb 15:20:14 [30554] rcvd: aban0104.077 (34, 34.00 CPS, 2:230/***@fidonet)
15 Feb 15:20:14 [30554] send message GOT aban0104.077 34 1329336854
15 Feb 15:20:14 [30554] rcvd msg FILE 510b0103.362 338 1329336868 0 BZ2
15 Feb 15:20:14 [30554] file not found, trying to create a tmpname
- 15 Feb 15:20:14 [30554] receiving 510b0103.362 (338 byte(s), off 0)
15 Feb 15:20:14 [30554] rate for 510b0103.362 is unlimited
15 Feb 15:20:14 [30554] bzip2 mode is on for 510b0103.362
15 Feb 15:20:14 [30554] File 510b0103.362 compressed size 301 bytes, compress
ratio 89.1%
+ 15 Feb 15:20:14 [30554] 510b0103.362 -> s:\netfiles\secure\510b0103.362
15 Feb 15:20:14 [30554] unlinked `s:\netfiles\partial\4f3c25fd.hr'
15 Feb 15:20:14 [30554] got *.[0-9][0-9][0-9], delayed creating
k:\flags\toss!.now
+ 15 Feb 15:20:14 [30554] rcvd: 510b0103.362 (338, 338.00 CPS,
2:230/***@fidonet)
15 Feb 15:20:14 [30554] send message GOT 510b0103.362 338 1329336868
15 Feb 15:20:14 [30554] rcvd msg FILE abjn0104.021 34 1329336874 0
15 Feb 15:20:14 [30554] file not found, trying to create a tmpname
- 15 Feb 15:20:14 [30554] receiving abjn0104.021 (34 byte(s), off 0)
15 Feb 15:20:14 [30554] rate for abjn0104.021 is unlimited
+ 15 Feb 15:20:14 [30554] abjn0104.021 -> s:\netfiles\secure\abjn0104.021
15 Feb 15:20:14 [30554] unlinked `s:\netfiles\partial\4f3c67d2.hr'
15 Feb 15:20:14 [30554] got *.[0-9][0-9][0-9], delayed creating
k:\flags\toss!.now
+ 15 Feb 15:20:14 [30554] rcvd: abjn0104.021 (34, 34.00 CPS, 2:230/***@fidonet)
15 Feb 15:20:14 [30554] send message GOT abjn0104.021 34 1329336874
15 Feb 15:20:14 [30554] rcvd msg GOT 4f3c7f0a.pkt 297 1329336946
+ 15 Feb 15:20:14 [30554] sent: g:\mail\micronet.26a\01F4000C.OUT (297, 148.50
CPS, 618:500/***@micronet)
15 Feb 15:20:14 [30554] removing from spool:
g:\mail\micronet.26a\01F4000C.OUT
15 Feb 15:20:14 [30554] unlinked `g:\mail\micronet.26a\01F4000C.OUT'
15 Feb 15:20:14 [30554] rcvd msg GOT 618B0103.729 235 1329336926
+ 15 Feb 15:20:14 [30554] sent: E:\BRE\618\OUTBOUND\618B0103.729 (235, 117.50
CPS, 618:500/***@micronet)
15 Feb 15:20:14 [30554] removing from spool: E:\BRE\618\OUTBOUND\618B0103.729
15 Feb 15:20:14 [30554] unlinked `g:\mail\micronet.26a\01F4000C.FLO'
15 Feb 15:20:14 [30554] unlinked `E:\BRE\618\OUTBOUND\618B0103.729'
15 Feb 15:20:14 [30554] send message EOB
15 Feb 15:20:15 [30554] rcvd msg EOB
15 Feb 15:20:15 [30554] there were 30 msgs in this batch
15 Feb 15:20:15 [30554] send message EOB
15 Feb 15:20:15 [30554] rcvd msg EOB
15 Feb 15:20:15 [30554] there were 2 msgs in this batch
+ 15 Feb 15:20:15 [30554] done (to 618:500/***@micronet, OK, S/R: 2/12
(532/13291 bytes))
15 Feb 15:20:15 [30554] processing kill list
15 Feb 15:20:15 [30554] unlinked `g:\mail\fidonet.002\00e60096.bsy'
15 Feb 15:20:15 [30554] unlinked `g:\mail\fidonet.002\00e60099.bsy'
15 Feb 15:20:15 [30554] unlinked `g:\mail\league10.00a\000a0081.bsy'
15 Feb 15:20:15 [30554] unlinked `g:\mail\advnet.021\00210000.bsy'
15 Feb 15:20:15 [30554] unlinked `g:\mail\advnet.021\00210001.bsy'
15 Feb 15:20:15 [30554] unlinked `g:\mail\advnet.021\00210002.bsy'
15 Feb 15:20:15 [30554] unlinked `g:\mail\advnet.021\00210064.bsy'
15 Feb 15:20:15 [30554] unlinked `g:\mail\advnet.021\00210065.bsy'
15 Feb 15:20:15 [30554] unlinked `g:\mail\advnet.021\00210066.bsy'
15 Feb 15:20:15 [30554] unlinked `g:\mail\advnet.021\00210067.bsy'
15 Feb 15:20:15 [30554] unlinked `g:\mail\advnet.021\01990064.bsy'
15 Feb 15:20:15 [30554] unlinked `g:\mail\advnet.021\01990065.bsy'
15 Feb 15:20:15 [30554] unlinked `g:\mail\advnet.021\01990066.bsy'
15 Feb 15:20:15 [30554] unlinked `g:\mail\advnet.021\01990067.bsy'
15 Feb 15:20:15 [30554] unlinked `g:\mail\advnet.021\08340000.bsy'
15 Feb 15:20:15 [30554] unlinked `g:\mail\advnet.021\08340001.bsy'
15 Feb 15:20:15 [30554] unlinked `g:\mail\advnet.021\08340002.bsy'
15 Feb 15:20:15 [30554] unlinked `g:\mail\zenet.05c\01c50000.bsy'
15 Feb 15:20:15 [30554] unlinked `g:\mail\zenet.05c\01c50001.bsy'
15 Feb 15:20:15 [30554] unlinked `g:\mail\zenet.05c\01c50064.bsy'
15 Feb 15:20:15 [30554] unlinked `g:\mail\zenet.05c\01c50065.bsy'
15 Feb 15:20:15 [30554] unlinked `g:\mail\zenet.05c\01c50066.bsy'
15 Feb 15:20:15 [30554] unlinked `g:\mail\zenet.05c\01c50068.bsy'
15 Feb 15:20:15 [30554] unlinked `g:\mail\linuxnet.06e\006e0000.bsy'
15 Feb 15:20:16 [30554] unlinked `g:\mail\linuxnet.06e\006e0001.bsy'
15 Feb 15:20:16 [30554] unlinked `g:\mail\linuxnet.06e\006e0002.bsy'
15 Feb 15:20:16 [30554] unlinked `g:\mail\linuxnet.06e\006e0003.bsy'
15 Feb 15:20:16 [30554] unlinked `g:\mail\linuxnet.06e\001e0000.bsy'
15 Feb 15:20:16 [30554] unlinked `g:\mail\linuxnet.06e\001e0001.bsy'
15 Feb 15:20:16 [30554] unlinked `g:\mail\linuxnet.06e\012c0000.bsy'
15 Feb 15:20:16 [30554] unlinked `g:\mail\linuxnet.06e\012c0001.bsy'
15 Feb 15:20:16 [30554] unlinked `g:\mail\linuxnet.06e\012c0002.bsy'
15 Feb 15:20:16 [30554] unlinked `g:\mail\linuxnet.06e\012c0003.bsy'
15 Feb 15:20:16 [30554] unlinked `g:\mail\linuxnet.06e\012c000a.bsy'
15 Feb 15:20:16 [30554] unlinked `g:\mail\linuxnet.06e\012c000c.bsy'
15 Feb 15:20:16 [30554] unlinked `g:\mail\linuxnet.06e\012c000d.bsy'
15 Feb 15:20:16 [30554] unlinked `g:\mail\stn.06f\006f0000.bsy'
15 Feb 15:20:16 [30554] unlinked `g:\mail\stn.06f\006f0001.bsy'
15 Feb 15:20:16 [30554] unlinked `g:\mail\stn.06f\006f0002.bsy'
15 Feb 15:20:16 [30554] unlinked `g:\mail\stn.06f\006f0003.bsy'
15 Feb 15:20:16 [30554] unlinked `g:\mail\stn.06f\1b850000.bsy'
15 Feb 15:20:16 [30554] unlinked `g:\mail\stn.06f\1b850001.bsy'
15 Feb 15:20:16 [30554] unlinked `g:\mail\stn.06f\1b850002.bsy'
15 Feb 15:20:16 [30554] unlinked `g:\mail\stn.06f\1b850096.bsy'
15 Feb 15:20:16 [30554] unlinked `g:\mail\stn.06f\1b850098.bsy'
15 Feb 15:20:16 [30554] unlinked `g:\mail\stn.06f\1b8503e7.bsy'
15 Feb 15:20:16 [30554] unlinked `g:\mail\stn.06f\03e80000.bsy'
15 Feb 15:20:16 [30554] unlinked `g:\mail\stn.06f\1b580000.bsy'
15 Feb 15:20:16 [30554] unlinked `g:\mail\pascal.073\00730000.bsy'
15 Feb 15:20:16 [30554] unlinked `g:\mail\pascal.073\00730001.bsy'
15 Feb 15:20:17 [30554] unlinked `g:\mail\pascal.073\00730002.bsy'
15 Feb 15:20:17 [30554] unlinked `g:\mail\pascal.073\0073000f.bsy'
15 Feb 15:20:17 [30554] unlinked `g:\mail\pascal.073\00730010.bsy'
15 Feb 15:20:17 [30554] unlinked `g:\mail\pascal.073\11940000.bsy'
15 Feb 15:20:17 [30554] unlinked `g:\mail\pascal.073\11940001.bsy'
15 Feb 15:20:17 [30554] unlinked `g:\mail\pascal.073\11940002.bsy'
15 Feb 15:20:17 [30554] unlinked `g:\mail\pascal.073\11950000.bsy'
15 Feb 15:20:17 [30554] unlinked `g:\mail\pascal.073\11950001.bsy'
15 Feb 15:20:17 [30554] unlinked `g:\mail\pascal.073\11950002.bsy'
15 Feb 15:20:17 [30554] unlinked `g:\mail\pascal.073\11950003.bsy'
15 Feb 15:20:17 [30554] unlinked `g:\mail\pascal.073\1195000a.bsy'
15 Feb 15:20:17 [30554] unlinked `g:\mail\pascal.073\1195000c.bsy'
15 Feb 15:20:17 [30554] unlinked `g:\mail\pascal.073\11950072.bsy'
15 Feb 15:20:17 [30554] unlinked `g:\mail\pascal.073\11950074.bsy'
15 Feb 15:20:17 [30554] unlinked `g:\mail\pascal.073\11950075.bsy'
15 Feb 15:20:17 [30554] unlinked `g:\mail\justxnet.1fe\01fe0000.bsy'
15 Feb 15:20:17 [30554] unlinked `g:\mail\justxnet.1fe\01fe0001.bsy'
15 Feb 15:20:17 [30554] unlinked `g:\mail\justxnet.1fe\01fe0002.bsy'
15 Feb 15:20:17 [30554] unlinked `g:\mail\justxnet.1fe\01fe0003.bsy'
15 Feb 15:20:17 [30554] unlinked `g:\mail\justxnet.1fe\14040000.bsy'
15 Feb 15:20:17 [30554] unlinked `g:\mail\justxnet.1fe\14040001.bsy'
15 Feb 15:20:17 [30554] unlinked `g:\mail\justxnet.1fe\14040002.bsy'
15 Feb 15:20:17 [30554] unlinked `g:\mail\justxnet.1fe\14040003.bsy'
15 Feb 15:20:17 [30554] unlinked `g:\mail\justxnet.1fe\028d0000.bsy'
15 Feb 15:20:17 [30554] unlinked `g:\mail\justxnet.1fe\028d0001.bsy'
15 Feb 15:20:17 [30554] unlinked `g:\mail\justxnet.1fe\028d0002.bsy'
15 Feb 15:20:17 [30554] unlinked `g:\mail\justxnet.1fe\028d0004.bsy'
15 Feb 15:20:17 [30554] unlinked `g:\mail\justxnet.1fe\028d0005.bsy'
15 Feb 15:20:17 [30554] unlinked `g:\mail\justxnet.1fe\028d000c.bsy'
15 Feb 15:20:17 [30554] unlinked `g:\mail\justxnet.1fe\028d000e.bsy'
15 Feb 15:20:17 [30554] unlinked `g:\mail\justxnet.1fe\028d0064.bsy'
15 Feb 15:20:17 [30554] unlinked `g:\mail\micronet.26a\01f4000c.bsy'
15 Feb 15:20:17 [30554] binkp deinit done...
15 Feb 15:20:17 [30554] Creating k:\flags\toss!.now
15 Feb 15:20:17 [30554] session closed, quitting...
15 Feb 15:20:17 [30554] unlinked `g:\mail\micronet.26a\01f4000c.csy'
15 Feb 15:20:17 [30554] bsy_remove_all: done
15 Feb 15:20:17 [30553] rc(30554)=0
- 15 Feb 15:20:28 [30552] incoming from 66.232.246.171 (16809)
15 Feb 15:20:28 [30552] started server #1, id=30555
15 Feb 15:20:28 [30555] binkp init done, socket # is 5
+ 15 Feb 15:20:28 [30555] incoming session with
host246-171.excalibur.tvcconnect.net [66.232.246.171] (16809)
15 Feb 15:20:28 [30555] send message NUL OPT
CRAM-MD5-82164283789d636341dd46af542022ee
15 Feb 15:20:28 [30555] send message NUL SYS Bits & Bytes BBS
15 Feb 15:20:28 [30555] send message NUL ZYZ Andrew Leary
15 Feb 15:20:28 [30555] send message NUL LOC North Stonington, CT USA
15 Feb 15:20:28 [30555] send message NUL NDL
115200,IBN,ITN,IVM,INA:bnbbbs.dyndns.org
15 Feb 15:20:28 [30555] send message NUL TIME Wed, 15 Feb 2012 15:20:28 -0500
15 Feb 15:20:28 [30555] send message NUL VER binkd/1.0a-605/OS2 binkp/1.1
15 Feb 15:20:29 [30555] rcvd msg NUL OPT PLZ CHT
- 15 Feb 15:20:29 [30555] OPT PLZ CHT
15 Feb 15:20:29 [30555] rcvd msg NUL SYS Bits & Bytes Point
- 15 Feb 15:20:29 [30555] SYS Bits & Bytes Point
15 Feb 15:20:29 [30555] rcvd msg NUL ZYZ Andrew Leary
- 15 Feb 15:20:29 [30555] ZYZ Andrew Leary
15 Feb 15:20:29 [30555] rcvd msg NUL LOC Pawcatuck, CT
- 15 Feb 15:20:29 [30555] LOC Pawcatuck, CT
15 Feb 15:20:29 [30555] rcvd msg NUL PHN 127.0.0.1
- 15 Feb 15:20:29 [30555] PHN 127.0.0.1
15 Feb 15:20:29 [30555] rcvd msg NUL NDL MO,CM,IBN,ITN,IFC,IFT,IHT
- 15 Feb 15:20:29 [30555] NDL MO,CM,IBN,ITN,IFC,IFT,IHT
15 Feb 15:20:29 [30555] rcvd msg NUL TIME Wed, 15 Feb 2012 15:23:15 -0500
- 15 Feb 15:20:29 [30555] TIME Wed, 15 Feb 2012 15:23:15 -0500
15 Feb 15:20:29 [30555] rcvd msg NUL VER
Radius/4.010/21.01.2005,13:56(Final-Release)/Win32 binkp/1.1
- 15 Feb 15:20:29 [30555] VER
Radius/4.010/21.01.2005,13:56(Final-Release)/Win32 binkp/1.1
15 Feb 15:20:29 [30555] remote uses binkp v.1.1
15 Feb 15:20:29 [30555] rcvd msg ADR 1:320/119.1
15 Feb 15:20:29 [30555] created g:\mail\fidonet\01400077.pnt\00000001.bsy
+ 15 Feb 15:20:29 [30555] addr: 1:320/***@fidonet
15 Feb 15:20:29 [30555] Remote IP not checked
- 15 Feb 15:20:29 [30555] hiding aka 115:1502/***@fidonet
15 Feb 15:20:29 [30555] send message ADR 1:320/***@fidonet 1:320/***@fidonet
1:16/***@fidonet 10:10/***@league10.org 10:3000/***@league10.org
10:3000/***@league10.org 33:860/***@advnet 33:860/***@advnet 110:212/***@linuxnet
110:212/***@linuxnet 111:4950/***@stn 111:4950/***@stn 111:4950/***@stn
618:100/***@micronet 618:100/***@micronet 618:100/***@micronet 618:10/***@micronet
92:762/***@zenet 92:762/***@zenet 92:762/***@zenet 510:269/***@justanet
510:269/***@justanet 510:5112/***@justanet 115:1502/***@pascalnet
15 Feb 15:20:29 [30555] rcvd msg NUL FREQ
- 15 Feb 15:20:29 [30555] FREQ
+ 15 Feb 15:20:29 [30555] Remote claims to have a FREQ for us
15 Feb 15:20:29 [30555] rcvd msg PWD
CRAM-MD5-76035e7e5b9ec29fe8d89761baa03492
15 Feb 15:20:29 [30555] send message NUL TRF 0 0
15 Feb 15:20:29 [30555] send message NUL OPT EXTCMD GZ BZ2
15 Feb 15:20:29 [30555] send message OK secure
+ 15 Feb 15:20:29 [30555] pwd protected session (MD5)
15 Feb 15:20:29 [30555] send message EOB
15 Feb 15:20:29 [30555] rcvd msg FILE 01400077.REQ 13 1329337365 0
15 Feb 15:20:29 [30555] file not found, trying to create a tmpname
- 15 Feb 15:20:29 [30555] receiving 01400077.REQ (13 byte(s), off 0)
15 Feb 15:20:29 [30555] rate for 01400077.REQ is unlimited
+ 15 Feb 15:20:30 [30555] 01400077.REQ -> s:\netfiles\secure\01400077.REQ
15 Feb 15:20:30 [30555] unlinked `s:\netfiles\partial\4f3c396c.hr'
15 Feb 15:20:30 [30555] got *.req, delayed starting F:\AFIX\ALLFIX.EXE RP
-SRIF *S
- 15 Feb 15:20:30 [30555] executing `F:\AFIX\ALLFIX.EXE RP -SRIF
g:\mail\fidonet\01400077.pnt\00000001.srf'
- 15 Feb 15:20:30 [30555] rc=-1
15 Feb 15:20:30 [30555] unlinked `s:\netfiles\secure\01400077.REQ'
? 15 Feb 15:20:30 [30555] parse_response:
g:\mail\fidonet\01400077.pnt\00000001.rsp: No such file or directory
15 Feb 15:20:30 [30555] unlinked `g:\mail\fidonet\01400077.pnt\00000001.srf'
? 15 Feb 15:20:30 [30555] error unlinking
`g:\mail\fidonet\01400077.pnt\00000001.rsp': No such file or directory
+ 15 Feb 15:20:30 [30555] rcvd: 01400077.REQ (13, 13.00 CPS,
1:320/***@fidonet)
15 Feb 15:20:30 [30555] send message GOT 01400077.REQ 13 1329337365
15 Feb 15:20:30 [30555] rcvd msg EOB
15 Feb 15:20:30 [30555] there were 4 msgs in this batch
15 Feb 15:20:30 [30555] send message EOB
15 Feb 15:20:30 [30555] rcvd msg EOB
15 Feb 15:20:30 [30555] there were 2 msgs in this batch
+ 15 Feb 15:20:30 [30555] done (from 1:320/***@fidonet, OK, S/R: 0/1 (0/13
bytes))
15 Feb 15:20:30 [30555] processing kill list
15 Feb 15:20:30 [30555] unlinked `g:\mail\fidonet\01400077.pnt\00000001.bsy'
15 Feb 15:20:30 [30555] binkp deinit done...
15 Feb 15:20:30 [30555] session closed, quitting...
15 Feb 15:20:30 [30555] downing server...
15 Feb 15:20:30 [30555] Closing server socket # 3
15 Feb 15:20:30 [30555] bsy_remove_all: done
15 Feb 15:20:30 [30552] rc(30555)=0
! 15 Feb 15:20:50 [30553] got signal #2.
15 Feb 15:20:50 [30553] bsy_remove_all: done
! 15 Feb 15:20:50 [30552] client manager (pid=30553) exited, retcode 1
15 Feb 15:20:50 [30552] Closing server socket # 3
15 Feb 15:20:50 [30552] bsy_remove_all: done
=== Cut ===

Post by Andrew Leary
exec "!F:\\AFIX\\ALLFIX.EXE RP -SRIF *S" *.req

AG> Could you probably try it without the leading "!" ... just to see
AG> what's the effect.
AG> ... and please provide the log part where allfix is called.

See above. There is nothing in the ALLFIX log, so I don't believe it ever
actually executed. The ! seems to make no difference.

Andrew

[Paul Quinn]

Hi! Andrew,

In a message to Andre Grueneberg you wrote:

AG>> What does your binkd.cfg look like?
AL> === Cut ===
AL> exec "!F:\\AFIX\\ALLFIX.EXE RP -SRIF *S" *.req

You might try...

exec "!Command /C F:\\AFIX\\ALLFIX.EXE RP -SRIF *S" *.req

I can't recall what OS you're actually running, however. If not MS-DOS, then
the technique involves calling the *shell* into a separate second instance. If
there's a Windows-something >v3.xx available then you might try "Start /W"
instead of the "Command /C".

Cheers,
Paul.

[Andrew Leary]

Hello Paul!

Thursday February 16 2012 18:42, Paul Quinn wrote to Andrew Leary:

PQ> exec "!Command /C F:\\AFIX\\ALLFIX.EXE RP -SRIF *S" *.req

PQ> I can't recall what OS you're actually running, however. If not
PQ> MS-DOS, then the technique involves calling the *shell* into a
PQ> separate second instance. If there's a Windows-something >v3.xx
PQ> available then you might try "Start /W" instead of the "Command /C".

I tried it with C:\\OS2\\CMD.EXE /C and with C:\\PROGRAMS\\4OS2.EXE /C and
neither attempt worked. I suspect that Max is correct that the problem lies
somewhere with PERL support.

Regards,

Andrew

[Paul Quinn]

Hi! Andrew,

On Thu, 16 Feb 12, you wrote to me:

PQ>> exec "!Command /C F:\\AFIX\\ALLFIX.EXE RP -SRIF *S" *.req

AL> I tried it with C:\\OS2\\CMD.EXE /C and with C:\\PROGRAMS\\4OS2.EXE
AL> /C and neither attempt worked.

Bummer. (I've never needed to try it myself but I remembered other people
suggesting it in the distant past.)

AL> I suspect that Max is correct that the problem lies somewhere with PERL
AL> support.

Good luck with the chase. What's that PERL thing good for, again... ;-)

Cheers,
Paul.

[Andre Grueneberg]

Hi Paul

Paul Quinn schrieb:

AL>> I suspect that Max is correct that the problem lies somewhere with PERL
AL>> support.
PQ> Good luck with the chase.

Wasn't too hard ... just needed to find the point where the environment gets
flushed. :/

PQ> What's that PERL thing good for, again... ;-)

<rant target="Perl-C integration in binkd">
I believe it's meant to complicate the build process and to challenge the
developer to understand a heap of otherwise meaningless code?!
</rant>

Actually it's a good idea to facilitate people to extend the logic using a
scripting language. Only because we don't have a use case for it, doesn't mean
it's worthless.

CU Andre E-Mail: ***@grueneberg.de

[Paul Quinn]

Hi! Andre,

On 19 Feb 12 01:32, you wrote to me:

AG> <rant target="Perl-C integration in binkd">

AG> Actually it's a good idea to facilitate people to extend the logic
AG> using a scripting language. Only because we don't have a use case for
AG> it, doesn't mean it's worthless.

I thought so too. AAMOF I got a full-on face flush and an itch to suss it out
when I first saw the facility in the dox. Then I remembered I don't do any
'high level' language cr#p any more. But the notion is -fascinating- in any
case.

Cheers,
Paul.

... Help Conserve the Earth - it's the only planet with chocolate.

[mark lewis]

PQ> Good luck with the chase. What's that PERL thing good for,
PQ> again... ;-)

that's what i'm wondering... why does the mailer need it when it already starts
scripts and external programs to perform some tasks... perl scripts are
executable already if they have the execute bit set and the proper first line
pointing to the perl executable...

)\/(ark

[Andre Grueneberg]

Hi mark

mark lewis schrieb:

PQ>> Good luck with the chase. What's that PERL thing good for,
PQ>> again... ;-)
ml> that's what i'm wondering... why does the mailer need it when it
ml> already starts scripts and external programs to perform some
ml> tasks... perl scripts are executable already if they have the
ml> execute bit set and the proper first line pointing to the perl
ml> executable...

Well, the Perl integration allows for more than just starting a script at the
end of a session. You may alter a few parameters before or even during the
session.

CU Andre E-Mail: ***@grueneberg.de

[mark lewis]

PQ>> Good luck with the chase. What's that PERL thing good for,
PQ>> again... ;-)
ml> that's what i'm wondering... why does the mailer need it when it
ml> already starts scripts and external programs to perform some
ml> tasks... perl scripts are executable already if they have the
ml> execute bit set and the proper first line pointing to the perl
ml> executable...

AG> Well, the Perl integration allows for more than just starting a
AG> script at the end of a session. You may alter a few parameters
AG> before or even during the session.

interesting? what parameters would i maybe be interested in altering during a
session?

)\/(ark

[Andre Grueneberg]

Hi mark

mark lewis schrieb:

AG>> Well, the Perl integration allows for more than just starting a
AG>> script at the end of a session. You may alter a few parameters
AG>> before or even during the session.
ml> interesting? what parameters would i maybe be interested in
ml> altering during a session?

Actually I don't have a real use case ... the one presented in nodelist.pl
seems rather not relevant (anymore).
Thinking about it, you could enrich each log line within a session with the AKA
of the peer. Or depending on some other session parameters you could tell binkd
not to delete the file after sending.
[I'm not saying it's useful ...]

CU Andre E-Mail: ***@grueneberg.de

[Andrew Leary]

Hello Andre!

Monday February 20 2012 21:24, Andre Grueneberg wrote to mark lewis:


AG> Actually I don't have a real use case ... the one presented in
AG> nodelist.pl seems rather not relevant (anymore). Thinking about it,
AG> you could enrich each log line within a session with the AKA of the
AG> peer. Or depending on some other session parameters you could tell
AG> binkd not to delete the file after sending. [I'm not saying it's
AG> useful ...]

I just had a thought on this... Would it be possible to use this to send all
.TIC files last, after all other files had been successfully sent? This cuts
down on .TIC files being tossed as bad because the file they refer to hasn't
arrived yet.

On the receive side, you could probably achieve a similar result by using SKIP
all 0 *.[Tt][Ii][Cc] in your regular binkd.cfg, and periodicly polling your
uplink with a separate .cfg that picks up the *.tic files.

Regards,

Andrew

[Andre Grueneberg]

Hi Andrew

Andrew Leary schrieb:

AL> I just had a thought on this... Would it be possible to use this
AL> to send all .TIC files last, after all other files had been
AL> successfully sent? This cuts down on .TIC files being tossed as
AL> bad because the file they refer to hasn't arrived yet.

I currently do not have a good idea on how to reorder flo file contents. Any
sensible file tosser should add the TIC file after the actual file to the FLO?!

CU Andre E-Mail: ***@grueneberg.de

[mark lewis]

AL> I just had a thought on this... Would it be possible to use this
AL> to send all .TIC files last, after all other files had been
AL> successfully sent? This cuts down on .TIC files being tossed as
AL> bad because the file they refer to hasn't arrived yet.

AG> I currently do not have a good idea on how to reorder flo file
AG> contents. Any sensible file tosser should add the TIC file after
AG> the actual file to the FLO?!

agreed... however i do seem to recall at least one or two mailers specifically
ensuring that the tics are sent after the files... that was many years ago,
though...

FWIW: i run into something related with tics and files on my setup but i'm
suspecting that it is more of certain files being hatched multiple times a day
whereas my system processes new files only once a day... thus the files are
overwritten by my process and i end up with piles of them in my badtics area...
of course, this is not a matter for binkd but i just thought i'd toss it out
there to say that i see something similar...

)\/(ark

[Max Vasilyev]

Hello Andre!

Post by Max Vasilyev
AL> to execute the external request processor after receiving a
*.req Confirmed with both OS2 & Win32 versions.

AG> Do you happen to have any additional information?
AG> What exact version are you using, i.e. from what repository? Did you
official CVS

AG> compile it yourselves?
yes

AG> What compilers?
MSVC6 and gcc version 3.4.4 (cygming special, gdc 0.12, using dmd 0.125) under
windows, gcc 3.2.1 under OS2


Perl 5.10/Win32 and Perl 5.005/OS2

AG> What's the output of 'binkd
AG> -vv'?
Binkd 1.0a-605 (Feb 7 2012 13:31:59/Win32)
Compilation flags: mingw32, perldl, https, ntlm, amiga_4d_outbound, bwlim,
ipv6.
Facilities: ipv6

Binkd 1.0a-605 (Feb 7 2012 13:36:39/OS2)
Compilation flags: gcc (emx), zlib, bzlib2, perl, https, ntlm,
amiga_4d_outbound, bwlim.
Facilities: fsp1035 rfc2553emu


AG> What does your binkd.cfg look like?
It's something wrong with PERL.
If binkd compiled with PERL=1 or PERLDL=1 (with any of my compilers) and i add
these lines to config
=== cut here ===
perl-hooks \\FIDO\\BINKD\\nodelist.pl
perl-var nodelist fidonet:\\FIDO\\NODELIST\\NODELIST.[0-9][0-9][0-9]
perl-var magichost *
=== cut here ===

FREQs defined with
=== cut here ===
exec "\\fido\\vireq\\vireq.exe *S" *.req
=== cut here ===

are won't work...

Perl enabled binkd WITHOUT perl-hooks defined (or binkd without perl) works
fine.

Post by Max Vasilyev
- 13 Feb 10:41:23 [4064] executing `\fido\vireq\vireq.exe
\Fido\BOUNDS\OUTBND\13c1004d.pnt\00000001.srf'
? 13 Feb 10:41:23 [4064] Error in CreateProcess()=2

AG> At least this is 0x2 ERROR_FILE_NOT_FOUND ...
AG> Could you try with a full path name?
\fido\vireq\vireq.exe defined as
exec "\\fido\\vireq\\vireq.exe *S" *.req
and it is a full path (without drive letter)
I tried to add C: - it doesn't help

WBR, Max. piwamoto!писем-нет

[Andre Grueneberg]

Hi Max

Post by Max Vasilyev
AG> What does your binkd.cfg look like?
It's something wrong with PERL.
If binkd compiled with PERL=1 or PERLDL=1 (with any of my compilers)

...

Post by Max Vasilyev
are won't work...
Perl enabled binkd WITHOUT perl-hooks defined (or binkd without perl)
works fine.

Okay. Does it need any specific perl hook/sub to be defined? Or does it happen
as soon as the perl-hooks is defined (e.g. with an (almost) empty script)?

I am currently trying to setup my Linux based binkd with perl -- cannot promise
anything though.

CU Andre E-Mail: ***@grueneberg.de

[Andre Grueneberg]

Hi Max

Post by Andre Grueneberg
Okay. Does it need any specific perl hook/sub to be defined? Or does
it happen as soon as the perl-hooks is defined (e.g. with an (almost)
empty script)?

Okay ... I now realized, you're using nodelist.pl ... so nothing very special
... or having hooks during the session.

Is there any specific reason, you're using nodelist.pl? The SRV support in
newer BinkDs should have the same effect as long as you enable FSP1035?!
Well, the nodelist isn't the one used on your system, but the one at binkp.net
(Pavel or Stas) -- but this should be good enough?!

Post by Andre Grueneberg
I am currently trying to setup my Linux based binkd with perl --
cannot promise anything though.

... my hook works as does my frequest processor. :/

I don't feel like powering up my Win32 or OS/2 VMs ... and getting Perl up and
running in there.

CU Andre E-Mail: ***@grueneberg.de

[Max Vasilyev]

Hello Andre!

Post by Andre Grueneberg
Okay. Does it need any specific perl hook/sub to be defined? Or does
it happen as soon as the perl-hooks is defined (e.g. with an
(almost) empty script)?

AG> Okay ... I now realized, you're using nodelist.pl ... so nothing very
AG> special ... or having hooks during the session.
It fails even with empty script - nodelist.pl was just an example.

AG> ... my hook works as does my frequest processor. :/
AG> I don't feel like powering up my Win32 or OS/2 VMs ... and getting
AG> Perl up and running in there.
I don't have the full Perl in the test VMs (as most of w32 or os2 users).
Binkd/W32 linked with perl510.dll (dll is placed along with binkd.exe).
Binkd/OS2 statically linked with perl 5.005.

WBR, Max. piwamoto!писем-нет

[Max Vasilyev]

Hello Andre!

Post by Andre Grueneberg
I am currently trying to setup my Linux based binkd with perl --
cannot promise anything though.

AG> ... my hook works as does my frequest processor. :/
Take a look to run.c: int run (char *cmd)

I've added logging (binkd/w32)
Log (3, "executing `%s'", cs);
before line:
if (!CreateProcess(NULL, cs, NULL, NULL, 0, dw, NULL, NULL, &si, &pi))

and found:
1. No Perl:

- 16 Feb 15:05:47 [652] executing `C:\WINDOWS\system32\cmd.exe /C
\fido\vireq\vireq.exe \Fido\BOUNDS\OUTBND\13c1004d.pnt\00000001.srf'
- 16 Feb 15:05:47 [652] rc=0

2. With Perl:
- 16 Feb 15:07:17 [1724] executing `command /C \fido\vireq\vireq.exe
\Fido\BOUNDS\OUTBND\13c1004d.pnt\00000001.srf'
? 16 Feb 15:07:17 [1724] Error in CreateProcess()=2

WBR, Max. piwamoto!писем-нет

[Tommi Koivula]

Hello Andrew.

12 Feb 12 23:46, you wrote to Max Vasilyev:

AL> I just found another issue with the subject binary; when it attempts
AL> to execute the external request processor after receiving a *.req
AL> file, the attemp fails. It works fine in my old -446 version from
AL> 2005.

I just freq'd FILES from my own -506 system, the kLIBC -version seems to work
ok. Using Allfix as external RP.

Tommi