Hi Michiel!

Thursday March 23 2006, Michiel van der Vlist wrote to Roy Witt:

 MV> I suppose I could make my Irex connect to his Binkp system. I'd have to
 MV> manually enter the IP number in my setup though. Irex can not read an Ip
 MV> number hidden in the phone nr. field.

Please, can you send my list of mailers which can read IP-address from
nodelist? I don't know such programms for Binkp protocol...

 >> if you use the 213 IP, but the russian lookup server doesn't
 >> respond to an inquiry of the dvb.marvelm.ru Z2 listing.

 MV> The DNS server responds; it resolves to 194.84.229.122. But apparently
 MV> there is no Binkp server active at that number. So his Z2 listing is
 MV> invalid too.

Why? I can test it from another machine:

===
[dvb{at}linux2 /]$ telnet 194.84.229.122 24554
Trying 194.84.229.122...
Connected to 194.84.229.122.
Escape character is '^]'.
Ä.OPT CRAM-MD5-3a2f3e363193ec319698debd34ac8590SYS DVBÄZYZ Vladimir
DonskoyÄLOC Moscow, RussiaÄNDL 2Mb,RC7_14Ä%TIME Fri, 24 Mar 2006 10:13:45
+0300Ä'VER binkd/0.9.9-stable/Win32 binkp/1.1Ä& 2:5020/2992{at}fidonet
6:770/92{at}fidonet
===

All is working!

Can you ping my system by "ping" utility? My be exist trouble to
connect in this channel by provider connectivity, so - try another my
channel (or fidonet.net for my Z2 system).


Regards, Vladimir Donskoy

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