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|    mark lewis to Bill McGarrity    |
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|    09 Mar 17 10:28:46    |
       On 2017 Mar 09 01:53:00, you wrote to me:               CL>>> Yes, Binkd is loaded. I can see it call out, but it never sends        CL>>> anything. The hub calls me also, and it never picks anything up. I        CL>>> get my packets for echo mail, but net mail just stays there as a        CL>>> packet, but the actual *.msg in the netmail folder dissapears.               BM>> Does it remain as a *.MSG? Binkd is a BSO mailer and needs the .msg        BM>> converted to .*ut by your tosser.               ml>> the PKT is created and the MSG removed according to the last two        ml>> sentences above... they don't /have/ to be ?UT files, though... ?UT        ml>> files are just PKTs by another name anyway... the key is if the file        ml>> is a PKT and there's a ?LO file that points to the PKT and where that        ml>> file is addressed to by the BSO file naming method... i think we need        ml>> to see what the PKT name is, what the related ?LO file is named and        ml>> what its contents are...               BM> I stand corrected. Must have read it too quickly. I thought he was        BM> having issue with 'netmail'              it /is/ netmail... that's why it is in a MSG file in his netmail directory...       when it is packed up for sending, it is placed in a PKT...               BM> that's why I mentioned the ?UT. I agree there must be an issue with        BM> it creating a ?LO.              the above mentioned PKT can be a ?UT file if that's how the system wants to       handle it... no ?LO files are needed for ?UT files... the ?UT would be named       in the BSO format and placed in the proper outbound directory for the       destination zone...              on the other hand, if the file is a PKT, then a ?LO file is needed to point to       it... that ?LO file will be named in the BSO format and placed in the proper       outbound directory for the destination zone...              two ways to skin the same cat :)               BM> My apologies...              no need to apologise...              )\/(ark              Always Mount a Scratch Monkey       Do you manage your own servers? If you are not running an IDS/IPS yer doin' it       wrong...       ... I shall eat pig! I shall eat pig exceedingly!       ---        * Origin: (1:3634/12.73)    |
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