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   Hello mark!   
      
    ml> i did (finally) find the text of a message where stas replied to me in   
    ml> reference to my questions about 5D while working on my 4DOS/4OS2   
    ml> scripts... i think this was back in about 2011 going by the version of   
    ml> his golded... unfortulately i cannot currently get to the actual   
    ml> header of his message...   
      
      
    ml> ----->8 snip 8<-----   
      
    ml> Hello mark.   
      
    ml> 25 Jul 12 17:04, you wrote to me:   
      
    ml>> eg:   
    ml>> domain fidonet x:\\bink\\outbound\\fidonet 1   
    ml>> domain quartz x:\\bink\\outbound\\quartz 123   
      
    ml>> X:\BINK\OUTBOUND\FIDONET   
    ml>> X:\BINK\OUTBOUND\FIDONET .002   
    ml>> X:\BINK\OUTBOUND\FIDONET .003   
    ml>> X:\BINK\OUTBOUND\FIDONET .004   
    ml>> X:\BINK\OUTBOUND\FIDONET .005   
    ml>> X:\BINK\OUTBOUND\FIDONET .006   
    ml> OK   
    ml>> X:\BINK\OUTBOUND\QUARTZ  .07B   
    ml> Invalid, should be:   
    ml> X:\BINK\OUTBOUND\QUARTZ   
    ml>> X:\BINK\OUTBOUND\QUARTZ  .07C   
    ml>> X:\BINK\OUTBOUND\QUARTZ  .07D   
    ml> OK   
    ml>> the above indicates fidonet is zones 1,2,3,4,5,6 and quartz is   
    ml>> 123,124,125??   
      
    ml> Zone 123 specified as "default for the domain quartz" and outbound   
    ml> directory for 123:*@quartz should be without number in suffix.   
      
    ml>> and if i have foobar net with zone 124 (duplicate zone, different   
    ml>> domain) then...   
      
    ml>> domain fidonet x:\\bink\\outbound\\fidonet 1   
    ml>> domain quartz x:\\bink\\outbound\\quartz 123   
    ml>> domain foobar x:\\bink\\outbound\\foobar 124   
      
    ml>> X:\BINK\OUTBOUND\FIDONET   
    ml>> X:\BINK\OUTBOUND\FIDONET .002   
    ml>> X:\BINK\OUTBOUND\FIDONET .003   
    ml>> X:\BINK\OUTBOUND\FIDONET .004   
    ml>> X:\BINK\OUTBOUND\FIDONET .005   
    ml>> X:\BINK\OUTBOUND\FIDONET .006   
    ml> OK   
    ml>> X:\BINK\OUTBOUND\FOOBAR  .07C   
    ml>> X:\BINK\OUTBOUND\QUARTZ  .07B   
    ml> Invalid, should be:   
    ml> X:\BINK\OUTBOUND\FOOBAR   
    ml> X:\BINK\OUTBOUND\QUARTZ   
      
    ml>> X:\BINK\OUTBOUND\QUARTZ  .07C   
    ml>> X:\BINK\OUTBOUND\QUARTZ  .07D   
    ml> OK   
    ml>> the above indicates fidonet is zones 1,2,3,4,5,6... foobar is   
    ml>> 124... quartz is 123,124,125???   
      
    ml> Stas   
    ml> Jabber-ID: grumbler@grumbler.org   
    ml> GPG key 0x72186DB9 (keyserver: hkp://wwwkeys.eu.pgp.net)   
    ml> .!. Golded+, Husky & RNTrack maintainer, Binkd developer&webmaster   
    ml> -!- GoldED+/LNX 1.1.5-b20110302   
    ml>  ! Origin: Grumbler at home (2:5080/102.1)   
      
    ml> ----->8 snip 8<-----   
      
    ml> i've taken and used the above as the definitive format for a proper 5D   
    ml> outbound directory layout ever since... specifically, the *default   
    ml> outbound for each domain has no hex zone extension* on it while all   
    ml> the others do...   
      
   This is how MBSE works with a BSO outbound as well.   
      
   Andrew   
      
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