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|    Michiel van der Vlist to Kees van Eeten    |
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|    08 Dec 18 19:51:55    |
      Hello Kees,              On Saturday December 08 2018 18:23, you wrote to me:               MvdV>> But where does the configuration file for binkd come from? Is        MvdV>> it created totally seperated from D'Bridge or does D'Bridge        MvdV>> write to binkd's config file?               KE> Dbrige is just as much involved in the actions as your Fmail. Ward        KE> uses a separate configfile, but the one dbrigde generates is perfectly        KE> well, it works here for almost a year. So harping on dbridge is a        KE> waste of time.              I was not harping on D'Bridge, I was trying to pinpoint the source of the       problem by elimination. The inner workings of D'Bridge have always been       treaetd as if they are state secrets. So I had to work on a minimum of       knowledge.               KE> Dbrigde is a scanner, tosser, message editor, scheduler and pots        KE> mailer. There is no other connection that BSO file area and semaphore        KE> files.              OK...               MvdV>> The latest binkd release that I use is        MvdV>> binkd11a99-mingw32-ipv6-perldl-zlib-bzlib2.zip               MvdV>> To be found here:        MvdV>> https://sites.google.com/site/vasilyevmax/fido               KE> The last few versions were just addition of useless options.              When encountering problems, it is always a good strategy to try the latest       version. Whether one needs it or not. The latest version is the only one that       is maintained.               KE> Almost nay available version shoild wordk with ipv6 as long as it is        KE> compiled in.              The way it looks now, is that the version of binkd that Ward used was the       exception. Despite the fact that it showed the IPv6 compile option was used,       it would not do IPv6. So replacing it was NOT useless in tracing the problem.                     Cheers, Michiel              --- GoldED+/W32-MSVC 1.1.5-b20170303        * Origin: he.net certified sage (2:280/5555)    |
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