I may have my issue with InternetREX not sending packets fixed by setting an event to run a -send every 30 minutes. Next I need to get the Synchronet semaphores lined up with InternetREX.....

Strange.... lol

-Jason
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I may have my issue with InternetREX not sending packets fixed by setting an event to run a -send every 30 minutes. Next I need to get the Synchronet semaphores lined up with InternetREX.....

Strange.... lol

-Jason

It is working with Netmail I am sending to my uplink (.out files)... Not packets with .flo files.

Any ideas?

-Jason
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On 20 Nov 2020, Jason Bock said the following...

I may have my issue with InternetREX not sending packets fixed by setti event to run a -send every 30 minutes. Next I need to get the Synchron semaphores lined up with InternetREX.....

Strange.... lol

-Jason

It is working with Netmail I am sending to my uplink (.out files)... Notpackets with .flo files.

You might want to ask what mailer BinkIT emultates (binkleyterm, frontdoor, etc) and set the settings in Internet Rex accordingly.

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On 11 Jan 2021, Robert Wolfe said the following...

It is working with Netmail I am sending to my uplink (.out files)... Notpackets with .flo files.

You might want to ask what mailer BinkIT emultates (binkleyterm, frontdoor, etc) and set the settings in Internet Rex accordingly.

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Binkit is a script file created by Digital Man, et. al., specific to call out to other systems as a "Node Only"... it does not host any sessions, only
calls out. Whatever protocols binkp has it uses... So, it should talk to any system that hosat a binkp mail system.

IB Joe
AKA Joe Schweier
SysOp of Joe's BBS
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Re: Re: I may have it working with events so far.
By: IB Joe to Robert Wolfe on Tue Jan 12 2021 09:26 am

it does not host any sessions, only calls out. Whatever protocols binkp

has it uses... So, it should talk

You can also add a binkp listener in your services.ini so BinkIT will also listen for incoming calls. It's a complete binkp mailer.

Ttyl :-),
Al

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On 12 Jan 2021, Alan Ianson said the following...

Re: Re: I may have it working with events so far.
By: IB Joe to Robert Wolfe on Tue Jan 12 2021 09:26 am

it does not host any sessions, only calls out. Whatever protocols bin

has it uses... So, it should talk

You can also add a binkp listener in your services.ini so BinkIT will
also listen for incoming calls. It's a complete binkp mailer.

Joe did not know about the listener part of the app... I did play with the sending aspect while it was bring written. DM apparently has thought of everything.

IB Joe
AKA Joe Schweier
SysOp of Joe's BBS
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Re: Re: I may have it working with events so far.
By: IB Joe to Robert Wolfe on Tue Jan 12 2021 09:26:00

specific to call out to other systems as a "Node Only"... it does not
host any sessions, only calls out.

ummm... i hope i'm misreading this... you can easily call into a binkit system just like calling in to any other FTN system with a running mailer...

Whatever protocols binkp has it uses... So, it should talk to any
system that hosat a binkp mail system.

this is correct...


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