-=> Joe Delahaye wrote to Bill McGarrity <=-   
      
    JD>   Re: Re: SBBSecho logging.   
    JD>   By: Bill McGarrity to Digital Man on Wed Dec 30 2015 23:01:00   
      
    DM>> Echomail packets are bundled into archives and those bundles are   
    DM>> what is sent to the downlinks. Are you wanting to know the name of   
    DM>> the bundle files created or the actual packets within those bundles?   
    DM>> BinkD has no knowledge of the packets within a bundle it sends or   
    DM>> receives, so I'm not clear how the packet filename (which is what I   
    DM>> assume you meant by "pkt #" in your msg) from the SBBSecho log would   
    DM>> help you. I can add more log output, but if it is too much or the   
    DM>> wrong kind, then that's not going to be helpful to you (or whomever   
    DM>> is having the issue). More clarity is needed.   
      
    BM> I don't compress here so binkd sees the pkt #'s that are being sent.. even   
    BM> though there maybe 4 to 5 being sent during one connection to that node.   
      
    BM> My request is to log the actual PKT # sbbsecho creates so we can compare   
    BM> the creation, the sending and receiving on one end (anyone who's running   
    BM> sbbsecho for instance). The node in question (non Synch user), says   
    BM> they're not receiving any pkt's being delivered or showing in the bit   
    BM> bucket or being stored in the bad pkt area on his system.   
      
    BM> Creating one test message and sending it to the two systems should resolve   
    BM> the issue either way. If there is an issue with sbbsecho (highly doubt),   
    BM> then you'll have some more info to resolve it.   
      
    JD> The above is already being tested.  We found that although the packet   
    JD> name at least was created, (archived), when the connections were made,   
    JD> the mail went to the one system, and tried to send to the other, but   
    JD> file not found.   
      
   Were there not two separate PKT's created for each node?  Why not remove   
   archieving from the equation and just create a .*lo file as well and check your   
   binkd logs.   
      
      
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