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     Re: Re: Nodelist   
     By: Richard Vonzel to Digital Man on Sun Jan 05 2025 05:21 pm   
      
    > I guess my question was badly worded. How does Synchronet send net mail   
    > without using a nodelist?   
      
   However your mailer is configured to deliver netmail. BinkIt, the mailer that   
   comes with Synchronet, uses the BinkP settings in sbbsecho.ini to find the   
   hostname/IP address of the linked destination node (if configured), or it can   
   route the netmail message (through a hub) if so configured in sbbsecho.ini, or   
   it can use DNS lookups to find the IP address of the node and deliver the   
   netmail message direct (if it supports BinkP/TCP connections).   
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                                               digital man (rob)   
      
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