Gert Koefoed Andersen
2010-02-05 14:30:44 UTC
Hello Nick!
Thu Feb 04 2010, Nick Andre wrote to All:
NA>Hi, lately, some of my downlinks connect here and my end refuses to
NA>send any mail, due to some sort of "invalid address" problem I can't
NA>figure out.
NA>I'm running BinkD verison 0.9.10.
NA>My addreses are 1:1/130, 1:12/2, 1:229/426 along with a few
NA>"othernets".
NA>+ 10:41 [50800] session with 75.100.226.232 (75.100.226.232)
NA>- 10:41 [50800] OPT LST UTF
NA>- 10:41 [50800] SYS Time Warp of the Future BBS, TCP/IP 1
NA>- 10:41 [50800] ZYZ Robert E Starr JR
NA>- 10:41 [50800] LOC Cougar, WA USA
NA>- 10:41 [50800] PHN time.synchro.net
NA>- 10:41 [50800] NDL CM,IBN,ITN,IFC,IFT,IHT,ISE,IMI,INT,TCP,TEL,VMP,BND
NA>- 10:41 [50800] TIME Thu, 04 Feb 2010 15:40:56 -0800
NA>+ 10:41 [50800] addr: 1:14/***@fidonet
NA>+ 10:41 [50800] addr: 10:10/***@league10.org (n/a or busy)
NA>+ 10:41 [50800] addr: 10:10/***@league10.org (n/a or busy)
NA>+ 10:41 [50800] addr: 45:45/***@beerme (n/a or busy)
NA>+ 10:41 [50800] addr: 56:360/***@ponynet (n/a or busy)
NA>+ 10:41 [50800] addr: 782:470/***@xpresit
NA>+ 10:41 [50800] addr: 11:11/***@dovenet (n/a or busy)
NA>+ 10:41 [50800] addr: 201:2000/***@dbnet
NA>+ 10:41 [50800] addr: 618:300/***@micronet (n/a or busy)
NA>? 10:41 [50800] rerror: Invalid addrs: 1:1/***@fidonet
NA>1:229/***@fidonet 1:12/2
NA>@fidonet 1:229/***@fidonet 77:1/***@scinet 782:782/***@xpresit
NA>782:900/***@xpresit 782
NA>:900/***@xpresit 782:900/***@xpresit
NA>+ 10:41 [50800] done (from 1:14/***@fidonet, failed, S/R: 0/0 (0/0
NA>bytes))
NA> 10:41 [50800] session closed, quitting...
NA>The above may be word-wrapped but you get the idea.
Have you checked your binkd.cfg for domain setup and the nodes setup, and then
contact the link for what he have in his mailers setup.
The errors is then normally comes by a miss typed setup where a block of lines
not match the right way, then try to have all the nodes akas there match your
own in nets be presents in binkd.cfg node setup.
Some maillers have to be rigth setup to match with binkd, then will binkd show
(n/a or busy) for the nets the other end is present up to and if just one aka
not is workig will the rest neither do it.
Take care,
Gert
- Get the best with linux -
Thu Feb 04 2010, Nick Andre wrote to All:
NA>Hi, lately, some of my downlinks connect here and my end refuses to
NA>send any mail, due to some sort of "invalid address" problem I can't
NA>figure out.
NA>I'm running BinkD verison 0.9.10.
NA>My addreses are 1:1/130, 1:12/2, 1:229/426 along with a few
NA>"othernets".
NA>+ 10:41 [50800] session with 75.100.226.232 (75.100.226.232)
NA>- 10:41 [50800] OPT LST UTF
NA>- 10:41 [50800] SYS Time Warp of the Future BBS, TCP/IP 1
NA>- 10:41 [50800] ZYZ Robert E Starr JR
NA>- 10:41 [50800] LOC Cougar, WA USA
NA>- 10:41 [50800] PHN time.synchro.net
NA>- 10:41 [50800] NDL CM,IBN,ITN,IFC,IFT,IHT,ISE,IMI,INT,TCP,TEL,VMP,BND
NA>- 10:41 [50800] TIME Thu, 04 Feb 2010 15:40:56 -0800
NA>+ 10:41 [50800] addr: 1:14/***@fidonet
NA>+ 10:41 [50800] addr: 10:10/***@league10.org (n/a or busy)
NA>+ 10:41 [50800] addr: 10:10/***@league10.org (n/a or busy)
NA>+ 10:41 [50800] addr: 45:45/***@beerme (n/a or busy)
NA>+ 10:41 [50800] addr: 56:360/***@ponynet (n/a or busy)
NA>+ 10:41 [50800] addr: 782:470/***@xpresit
NA>+ 10:41 [50800] addr: 11:11/***@dovenet (n/a or busy)
NA>+ 10:41 [50800] addr: 201:2000/***@dbnet
NA>+ 10:41 [50800] addr: 618:300/***@micronet (n/a or busy)
NA>? 10:41 [50800] rerror: Invalid addrs: 1:1/***@fidonet
NA>1:229/***@fidonet 1:12/2
NA>@fidonet 1:229/***@fidonet 77:1/***@scinet 782:782/***@xpresit
NA>782:900/***@xpresit 782
NA>:900/***@xpresit 782:900/***@xpresit
NA>+ 10:41 [50800] done (from 1:14/***@fidonet, failed, S/R: 0/0 (0/0
NA>bytes))
NA> 10:41 [50800] session closed, quitting...
NA>The above may be word-wrapped but you get the idea.
Have you checked your binkd.cfg for domain setup and the nodes setup, and then
contact the link for what he have in his mailers setup.
The errors is then normally comes by a miss typed setup where a block of lines
not match the right way, then try to have all the nodes akas there match your
own in nets be presents in binkd.cfg node setup.
Some maillers have to be rigth setup to match with binkd, then will binkd show
(n/a or busy) for the nets the other end is present up to and if just one aka
not is workig will the rest neither do it.
Take care,
Gert
- Get the best with linux -