Alan wrote:
>   Re: Re: binkd/dns/no nodelist howto?
>   By: Nigel Reed to Alan Ianson on Sat Dec 19 2020 10:48 pm
> 
>  NR> Not sure about that. First, it seems I had to do a binkd -p to force it
to
>  NR> poll. Then when I did I got all sorts of connections going on.
> 
>  NR> 19 Dec 22:45:30 [1511795] rcvd msg ADR 1:249/110@fidonet
>  NR> ? 22:45 [1511795] called 1:249/110@advnet, but remote has no such AKA
> 
> For some reason the wrong domain is being used. I don't know how to explain
or fix that.
> 
> If I wanted to poll your node I would do..
> 
> binkd -pP 1:124/5016 binkd.conf
> 
> If I got the wrong domain I would try -pP 1:124/5016@fidonet.
> 
> Binkd will poll your node then, and may poll other nodes also if there is
stuff in the outbound waiting to go.

If I had a user using this method to send a netmail (or myself for that fact),
I shouldn't have to manually do a poll. If it's in outgoing, binkd should pick
it up and do whatever it's supposed to do with it. I con't see the point in
flagging something for "crash" if it's not going to go through the while
process.
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