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binkd config?
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Martin Kazmaier
2024-11-25 09:55:00 UTC
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I've got fidonet going to c:\\ele\\irex\\outbound 1

Zone's 1-4 are configured to route to my main fidonet feed in fastecho, but
it's creating outbound.002 and outbound.004 directories. I set up a route
for zone 2 specifically, but I don't have one for zone 4. The zone4 netmails
are NOT routing and only the outbound (and outbound.002) directories are
actually going out.

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Wilfred van Velzen
2024-11-25 19:41:04 UTC
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Hi Martin,

On 2024-11-25 12:55:00, you wrote to All:

MK> Zone's 1-4 are configured to route to my main fidonet feed in
MK> fastecho, but it's creating outbound.002 and outbound.004 directories.
MK> I set up a route for zone 2 specifically, but I don't have one for
MK> zone 4. The zone4 netmails are NOT routing and only the outbound (and
MK> outbound.002) directories are actually going out.

Are you sure it is fastecho that is creating them? An outbound.004 could also
be created when a Zone 4 node delivers some crash mail to your system. It's
needed for creating the flow files, when a connection happens.

Bye, Wilfred.
Martin Kazmaier
2024-11-25 17:29:00 UTC
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Post by Wilfred van Velzen
Hi Martin,
MK> Zone's 1-4 are configured to route to my main fidonet feed in
MK> fastecho, but it's creating outbound.002 and outbound.004
directories.
MK> I set up a route for zone 2 specifically, but I don't have one for
MK> zone 4. The zone4 netmails are NOT routing and only the outbound (and
MK> outbound.002) directories are actually going out.
Are you sure it is fastecho that is creating them? An outbound.004 could
also be created when a Zone 4 node delivers some crash mail to your
system. It's needed for creating the flow files, when a connection
happens.
It's possible. I'm not sure if fastecho would know how to deal with that.
It created an outbound.002 directory and binkd sent from there. I'd guessed
that the same was happening with Zone 4.

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Wilfred van Velzen
2024-11-26 06:55:34 UTC
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Hi Martin,
Post by Wilfred van Velzen
Are you sure it is fastecho that is creating them? An outbound.004
could also be created when a Zone 4 node delivers some crash mail to
your system. It's needed for creating the flow files, when a connection
happens.
MK> It's possible. I'm not sure if fastecho would know how to deal with that.

Sure it does.

MK> It created an outbound.002 directory and binkd sent from there. I'd
MK> guessed that the same was happening with Zone 4.

Could be if it was sending a netmail directly to a Zone 4 node. But it doesn't
have to be, it could also be binkd that's creating it.

Wilfred.

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