Re: Re: Test2
  By: Nicholas Boel to Joe Delahaye on Thu Nov 20 2014 17:09:32

 NB> Do you include BINKD.TXT into your binkd configuration? If so, you
 NB> basically have an unsecure session setup with every node in Fidonet.


Yup


 NB> And what you're saying here, is that you don't have any route/direct
 NB> statement for Mark's system? If that is the case, shouldn't it just be
 NB> treated as everything else and routed to your uplink covered in the "catch
 NB> all" statement? (ie: ROUTE_TO  1:ALL 2:ALL 3:ALL 4:ALL)

I did not have a route statement for my uplink.  (Janis).  I tried it and for
some reason the message (not netmail but mail packet), got addressed to
1:261/381 after I did that.  I have removed it but those packets are still
sitting there waiting, never to see the light of her tosser unless I change
something and send it via Rex.


 JD>> I am at a loss on how to do that since only those in my tosser
 JD>> nodelist, can handle a route statement.  I tried it without by
 JD>> adding a route-to manually and sbbsecho refused to do anything other
 JD>> then start the program.   Even after I rememoved that entry, it
 JD>> still would not, until I opened a cmd window and ran it that way.. 
 JD>> Was fine after that. (thankfully)

 NB> What exactly do you mean by your "tosser nodelist"? If you're referring to
 NB> sbbsecho.cfg, that's just a configuration file, it's not a nodelist.

Yes I know it is just a cofiguration file, but the tosser does treat it like a
private nodelist, because Synch does not use the nodelist as such.  The same is
true in Binkd. 

 NB> Anyhow, I'm also unsure as to what you mean by "since only those in my
 NB> tosser nodelist, can handle a route statement). Your tosser's
 NB> configuration file can handle any route, crash, direct, or other
 NB> statements you throw at it.

I added a route statement for mark without addimg him to the config, and
the cufug program had a hissy fit.

 NB> Do you have a direct link setup with Mark's main system (1:3634/12) in
 NB> binkd? (if you're using BINKD.TXT, you do already even if you haven't
 NB> defined one yourself).

I guess
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