PH> I have received these logs from the BinkIT system

 PH> Running outbox dir for (3:770/1@fidonet):
 PH> /var/opt/EchoMail/FidoNet/SBBS/Outbound/
 PH> Attempting callout for 3:770/1@fidonet, outbox files:
 PH> /var/opt/EchoMail/FidoNet/SBBS/Outbound/00e20011.pnt/,/var/opt/EchoMai
 PH> l/FidoNet /SBBS/Outbound/00e500c3.cut,/var/opt/EchoMail/FidoNet/SBBS/O
 PH> utbound/012b01aa.cu t,/var/opt/EchoMail/FidoNet/SBBS/Outbound/5dbffa71
 PH> .pkt,/var/opt/EchoMail/FidoNe t/SBBS/Outbound/5dbffa72.pkt,/var/opt/Ec
 PH> hoMail/FidoNet/SBBS/Outbound/5dc283e5.p kt,/var/opt/EchoMail/FidoNet/S
 PH> BBS/Outbound/5dc283e6.pkt,/var/opt/EchoMail/FidoN et/SBBS/Outbound/5dc
 PH> 3b89c.pkt,/var/opt/EchoMail/FidoNet/SBBS/Outbound/5dc3b89d. pkt,/var/o
 PH> pt/EchoMail/FidoNet/SBBS/Outbound/5dc487bb.pkt,/var/opt/EchoMail/Fido
 PH> Net/SBBS/Outbound/5dc65aaf.pkt,/var/opt/EchoMail/FidoNet/SBBS/Outbound
 PH> /fde00010 .TH0

I never installed synchronet, but "outbox" does not sound right for a directory
that looks like a binkley-style outbound. One file is for 229/195, another for
299/426. I think it is a combination of a configuration problem and BinkIT
choking on sub directories in an outbox dir.

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