-=> On 12-25-14 18:15, Jeff Smith wrote to All <=-


 JS> 25 Dec 14 17:43, I wrote to all:

 JS> Hello everybody.

 JS> I am setting up SBBS v15 for the first time and am in the process of

Never heard of v15... are you sure you don't mean v3.15?   

 JS> setting up Fidonet netmail. Im a bit confused between the way I used
 JS> to do it and the way SBBS wants to do it. Im used to using Goled and
 JS> having Golded create a flag to get HPT to toss/pack it out. But with
 JS> SBBSECHO , regardless of whether I author a netmail in SBBS in the
 JS> netmail area configured in SBBS or in Golded. SBBSECHO fails to see
 JS> the netmail let alone toss and pack it out. Im using BinkD as a
 JS> mailer. I am sure I am missing something simple.

I am pretty sure Synch uses a propriatary message base so I'm not sure HPT can
handle the tossing/packing part. I don't run a FLO mailer here so which
directory the netmail goes I'm unsure of.  If you're using GoldEd to create a
netmail then I can't see why Ssbbsecho even has to touch it. If I am in a hurry
I use FD's editor to create netmail.  Being I'm using *.MSG it gets saved
directly to my netmail folder where a SEM is created to tell my mailer and off
it goes.   


 JS> Further, when I try to enter a netmail message in SBBS it asks to enter
 JS> a nodes address as
 JS> n:nnn/nnn{at}fidonet. Which is ok. But if I were wanting to lets say send
 JS> an areafix netmail
 JS> message using SBBS. There doesn't seem to be an option to address it
 JS> correctly. As in:

 JS> From: Jeff Smith         1:282/1031

 JS> To: Areafix              1:nnn/nnnn

 JS> Subject: 


Within Synch's editor or any 3rd party editor while logged in, on the To: line,
address it as such: areafix{at}1:nnn/nnnn

Sorry I couldn't help you much past that...

Good luck.


Bill

Telnet: tequilamockingbirdonline.net
Web: bbs.tequilamockingbirdonline.net
FTP: ftp.tequilamockingbirdonline.net:2121
IRC: irc.tequilamockingbirdonline.net Ports: 6661-6670 SSL: +6697
Radio: radio.tequilamockingbirdonline.net:8010/live


... Look Twice... Save a Life!!!  Motorcycles are Everywhere!!
--- MultiMail/Win32 v0.50