Hello Bill!

05 Jan 15 09:50, you wrote to Michiel van der Vlist:

 BM> z1 is: domain fidonet c:\\fd\\outbound.1 1

Zone 1 (as it is your primary address) will be just c:\\fd\\outbound.


 BM> z2 is: domain fidonet c:\\fd\\outbound.2 2

Zone 2 would be c:\\fd\\outbound.002.

 BM> z3 is: domain fidonet c:\\fd\\outbound.3 3

Zone 3 would be c:\\fd\\outbound.003.

 BM> z4 is: domain fidonet c:\\fd\\outbound.4 4

Zone 4 would be c:\\fd\\outbound.004.

 BM> z316 is: domain whispernet c:\\fd\\outbound.13C 316

This is dependent on whether or not your tosser supports FTN domains.  If it 
does, this would be c:\\fd\\whispernet.13c.  If your tosser doesn't support 
FTN domains, what you have listed is correct.

 BM> z618 is: domain micronet c:\\fd\\outbound.26A 618

This would be c:\\fd\\micronet.26a if your tosser supports FTN domains. 
Otherwise, it is correct.

Here's a quote from my binkd.cfg:

#
# Your FTN domains:
#   domain    []
# or
#   domain  alias-for 
# First specified domain sets as default domain for the 3D/4D addresses.
#
domain fidonet  g:\\mail\\fidonet    1
domain league10.org g:\\mail\\league10 1
domain league10 alias-for league10.org
domain advnet   g:\\mail\\advnet     1
domain zenet    g:\\mail\\zenet      1
domain linuxnet g:\\mail\\linuxnet   1
domain stn      g:\\mail\\stn        1
domain stnnet alias-for stn
domain pascalnt g:\\mail\\pascal     1
domain pascalnet alias-for pascalnt
domain pascal alias-for pascalnt
domain pascal-net alias-for pascalnt
domain justanet g:\\mail\\justxnet   1
domain justaxnet alias-for justanet
domain justxnet  alias-for justanet
domain micronet g:\\mail\\micronet   1
#

My tosser uses the hex zone number extensions for all domains other than the 
primary address, so mail for Micronet is placed into g:\mail\micronet.26a, 
where BinkD finds it and sends it on its way.  I also use the BinkD alias-for 
feature to correct for sysops that define their ftn domains differently.

Andrew

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