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   PID: GED+W64 1.1.5-b20170303   
   MSGID: 2:280/464.112 5e7db5d0   
   REPLY: 312.fido_binkd@1:135/371 22e2b6bb   
   Hi Eric,   
      
   On 27 Mar 20 00:22, Eric Renfro wrote to All:   
     about: "Issue with BinkD and outbound attempts.":   
      
    ER> So, Lately I've noticed that my BinkD, which is configured with 2   
    ER> domains now, instead of just one.   
      
    ER> domain fidonet /bbs/mailer/outbound 1   
    ER> domain gatornet /bbs/mailer/outbound 1   
      
    ER> This is causing some interesting issues that, when binkd tries to   
    ER> "call" Z:N/NNN, it first tries to call Z:N/NNN@fidonet, and if that,   
    ER> for any reason fails, it tries to callout to Z:N/NNN@gatornet, which   
    ER> fails IF it connects because the remote end doesn't have that AKA as   
    ER> @gatornet.   
      
    ER> I was having this issue recently, and I'm not really sure how to...   
    ER> Not cause that to happen because, I see it still happening, however,   
    ER> neither @case connects, but in one case (Tommi knows about this, since   
    ER> he was being called to many times over), one failed, one worked, to   
    ER> resolve, just not establish session. heh   
      
    ER> So, how can I... Solve this issue properly? This is a pure   
    ER> binkd+huskytools HUB server, no BBS, mail only setup.   
      
   Do you have 'node' lines in your config for the destinations? And are the   
   system addresses specified in 5D format?   
      
   Wilfred.   
      
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