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   PID: Synchronet 3.20a-Linux master/acc19483f Apr 26 202 GCC 12.2.0   
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   BBSID: CAPCITY2   
   CHRS: CP437 2   
   > This is pretty much laid out correctly, already. When you get to the "place a   
   > test file into that directory" part, you would have to run a script that   
   would   
   > move the packets/bundles around to the proper folders and then run 'addfiles'   
   > either specifically for that/those file areas, or just run it full and it   
   will   
   > scan every directory for files that need to be added.   
      
   Once the node downloads and removes the datasets, I am guessing the file   
   database would still think they are there?   
      
   > While I don't think packet naming conventions have any kind of node   
   informatio   
   > as far as who it's for, mail bundles can be the node's address in hex format.   
   > So your script would have to specifically move the proper named bundles to   
   the   
   > correct folders for your links. The scripting part can get a bit involved if   
   > you have a lot of links.. but that's about it.   
      
   I think I have this part covered.   
      
   > With the rise of binkp and the ease of use of it, FTP links got less and less   
   > until I finally only had a few links left and convinced and/or helped them   
   > setup a binkp mailer so I could ditch the whole process. ;)   
      
   It may be a fool's errand then but something I am curious about.   
      
      
    * SLMR 2.1a * Isn't this where....   
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