-=> Ian Segers wrote to Bill McGarrity <=-   
      
      
    Sn> Thank you for getting back to me about this   
      
    Sn> I had a look in sbbsecho.cfg amd the mailer is frontdoor/attach.   
      
    Sn> I have changed the msg type to FTS-0001   
      
    Sn> the file attack, is there any other place in sbbs I sould be looking   
    Sn> at.   
      
    BM> Only other thing I can think of is to make sure in your areas.bbs the   
    BM> correct uplink is specified for each echo area.  That will tell   
    BM> sbbsecho who to create the PKT for and generate a *.MSG to that   
    BM> address.   
      
    Sn> I give that a shot and let you now   
      
    BM> Can you look in your Irex log and see if indeed pkt's are being sent to   
    BM> your hub.  If so, then it seems you have everything configured   
    BM> correctly on his end.   
      
      
    IS> here is part of irex.log ie my packet :-   
      
    IS> ---------  Internet Rex 2.31 (Win95/NT 32-bit), Sun Feb 28 16:30:44   
    IS> 2016. + 16:30:43  Command line:   
    IS> - 16:30:43  Performing inbound mail scan.   
    IS> * 16:30:43  Received 0 files (0K)   
    IS> % 16:30:43  Starting rescan...   
    IS> % 16:30:43  Done rescan   
    IS> % 16:30:44  Starting thread 0 (4, 1877160, 4064e0)   
    IS> % 16:30:44  Connecting to BinkP site time.synchro.net:24554...   
    IS> % 16:30:45  BinkP: OPT LST UTF   
    IS> % 16:30:45  BinkP: OPT CRAM-MD5-bf32e2f7e6cfa2974207059d1150add8   
    IS> % 16:30:45  BinkP: SYS Time Warp of the Future BBS, TCP/IP 1   
    IS> % 16:30:45  BinkP: ZYZ Robert E Starr JR   
    IS> % 16:30:45  BinkP: LOC Cougar, WA.  USA   
    IS> % 16:30:45  BinkP: PHN time.synchro.net   
    IS> % 16:30:45  BinkP: NDL   
    IS> CM,IBN,ITN,IFC,IFT,IHT,ISE,IMI,INT,TCP,TEL,VMP,BND % 16:30:45  BinkP:   
    IS> TIME Sun, 28 Feb 2016 03:36:19 -0800 % 16:30:45  BinkP: 1:340/0@fidonet   
    IS> 1:340/400@fidonet 10:10/1@league10.org 10:10/0@league10.org   
    IS> 45:45/2@beerme 201:1000/3@dbnet 782:470/100@xpresit 11:11/1@dovenet   
    IS> 618:300/12@micronet 316:77/1@whispernet % 16:30:45  BinkP:   
    IS> 24:140/0@sportnet 24:140/1@sportnet 24:140/2@sportnet * 16:30:47  Sent   
    IS> to 1:340/400: 572d2d07.pkt (2400 bytes) * 16:30:47  Sent to 1:340/400:   
    IS> 01aeffba.SU0 (621 bytes) % 16:31:12  Task 0 is done.   
      
      
    IS> my link is 1:340/400   
      
      
   That looks perfect....   
      
      
    BM>  IF your uplink is a hub to more than one network,   
      
    IS> yes has other networks   
      
      
    BM> his inbound folder   
    BM> should be the same for all networks. His tosser will see the headers an   
    BM> put them in the correct echoareas. If I can remember correctly you said   
    BM> he had a separate folders with an extension.. like.. ../inbound.xxx.   
      
    IS> I think it was fd\inbound\0000.in   
      
   OK... then let Robert figure that out.   
      
    BM> Really shouldn't be that way unless he is running different tossers for   
    BM> different networks.  Inbound, at least on my system, should only be one   
    BM> folder.  If you're operating FileAttach, then you'll only need one   
    BM> outboud as well.  Binkley/FLO will have individual outbound folders for   
    BM> each zone. sbbsecho will create the proper files and deposit them in   
    BM> the proper folders.   
      
    IS> okay then should I have it as binkley/flo then   
      
   NO!!  Your fine the way it is. You can keep it file attach.  The only thing I   
   see is your compressing one network and not the other, which is fine.  For now   
   the one where you're compressing, change that to NONE.  Exit Irex and post two   
   messages, one in each network.  Look in sbbsecho.log and see if they were   
   indeed exported and look at the .PKT names.  Your can OPEN each PKT and see the   
   addressing format with a text editor to make sure the addressing is correct.   
      
      
      
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