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   > If Crashmail is properly using /fido/Amiganet, /fido/Fsxnet and so on   
   /without   
   > the hex extensions, your binkd config may be better off using this as an   
   > example, where you put the actual zone number of the network instead of your   
   > default zone (2). This is proper 5D addressing, whereas you seem to be trying   
   > to use a mixture of 4D and 5D configurations and hoping for the best at the   
   > moment:   
      
   > domain fidonet /fido/outbound 2   
   > domain fsxnet /fido/fsxnet 21   
      
   To expand some on what Nicholas said, I was running some tosser for a while   
   that was determined not to use the typical "/out.(hex)" directories that   
   worked well with binkd.  My fix, as I am running on linux, was to create   
   symlinks to the standard path using the paths the tosser wanted as the   
   symlink names.   
      
   So the tosser could write to whatever non-standard paths it   
   wanted to, while the binkd config was pointed to the standard named   
   "out.(hex)" paths.   
      
   Thought I would throw that in there as a potential option if his suggestion   
   didn't quite work.   
      
      
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