MSGID: 2:280/464.47 5fdf0b2e   
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   PID: JamNNTPd/Linux 1   
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   Nigel wrote (2020-12-19):   
      
    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   
      
    NR>    19 Dec 22:46:22 [649] 900:104/1@agoranet busy, skipping   
    NR>    19 Dec 22:46:22 [649] 110:110/2@amiganet busy, skipping   
      
      
    NR> A couple of pages of those for different nets.   
      
   So you have that setup where all domains use the same default zone number? Like   
      
   domain amiganet /ftn/outbound/amiganet 1   
      
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