Hello Daryl,

On 11 Dec 14 01:38, Daryl Stout wrote to MARK LEWIS:

 DS>   Yeah, he had his netmail routing all screwed up as well, sending
 DS> stuff through a FIDONet address, instead of through the network it
 DS> should've been. Plus, he says that "Synchronet doesn't require a
 DS> nodelist". Every BBS package I've run (GT Power under dial-up, then
 DS> Synchronet and Virtual Advanced) has required a nodelist to do
 DS> netmail.

Synchronet does not, and has never required a nodelist for anything.
Synchronet only requires you setup your sbbsecho.cfg (or echocfg as a GUI)
properly. It's basically a route table of sorts.

It's probably your mailer that requires that nodelist, but Synchronet doesn't at all.

 DS>   I told him I was going to stick to QWK Networking of it, as I was
 DS> afraid we were going to anger the Region 19 Coordinator, if we kept
 DS> that up. I figured the problem was on his end.

He probably set up his "mailbox" or "filebox" as the
same directory as the outbound directory. That's usually the only way you
will start receiving the .?lo, .try, .bsy/.csy etc files - which is of
course the wrong way to setup a BSO mailer.

 ML>> you mean SA0 TU2 and similar? those are bundles... they contain
 ML>> PKTs...

 DS>   That's what I figured. Mail seems to be tossing OK.

Sure, but you seem to be left with some extra cruft, eh? (.clo/.dlo/.hlo
files as well as possibly others)

Regards,
Nick

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