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     Re: Re: Remote system is BUSY   
     By: Flavio Bessa to Alan Ianson on Sun Jan 10 2021 03:49 pm   
      
    FB> Actually the remote system is responding BUSY to me since yesterday.    
      
   That sounds like some stale .bsy files created by a tosser or binkd, I can't   
   say.   
      
   My binkd includes "kill-old-bsy 12h", so old .bsy files should be removed   
   after 12 hours if they get left behind for some reason.   
      
    FB> In Mystic, usually it's due to a .BSY file that's left at semaphore   
    FB> directory after a crash.    
      
   Yes, I have seen that.   
      
    FB> Does binkd has a similar directory?   
      
   Yes, these .bsy files are created in the outbound by binkd or a tosser, the   
   same as Mystic although binkd does not have a semaphore directory. I have   
   never known binkd to leave stray .bsy files behind. I think that could happen   
   in the case of an abnormal shutdown by a tosser or binkd, but I have never   
   seen it.   
      
    Ttyl :-),   
            Al   
      
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