MK>I sent you a netmail routing through Z1C. We'll see if it works!

Received and responded. Glad it's working now!

Regards,
Jason

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Hello, Martin Kazmaier.
On 11/11/2024 10.44 you wrote:

Does that all sound right?

Yes. :)

Yay! Jay Harris and August Abolins both received zone 1 netmails from me. Zone 2 and points still aren't working.

Then you need a direct link to zone2. Feel free to send all zone2 mail via 2:221/0. ;)

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On Monday November 11 2024, Martin Kazmaier said the following...

Yay! Jay Harris and August Abolins both received zone 1 netmails from
me. Zone 2 and points still aren't working.

I just routed a ping through 1:229/426 to 2:221/1 and it worked.

You should be able to send netmails addressed to any zone through 229/426 and it'll get routed onward.


Jay

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Awesome; Aug got my netmails as well on Rusty Mailbox. I still am not sending to points or zone 2 though.

I just got a netmail from you dated early October. I responded.

Mike


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* In a message originally to Martin Kazmaier, Tommi Koivula said:

Hotdoged/1727691443000 HotdogEd/2.13.5. Hello, Martin Kazmaier. On 11/11/2024 10.44 you wrote:

Does that all sound right?

Yes. :)

Yay! Jay Harris and August Abolins both received zone 1 netmails

from me.

Zone 2 and points still aren't working.

Then you need a direct link to zone2. Feel free to send all zone2 mail via 2:221/0. ;)

Ok, added: f0.n221.z2.rbb.fidonet.fi to 2:221/0@fidonet in binkd. I think that's all I need. Outbound is set to "c:\ele\irex\outbound 1" for fidonet zone 1. I don't have a zone 2 address, so I don't know what else to do for that. It was suggested that I put 32767 instead of 1 to account for other zones, so I changed that just now. We'll see.

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On Monday November 11 2024, Martin Kazmaier said the following...

Yay! Jay Harris and August Abolins both received zone 1 netmails

from

me. Zone 2 and points still aren't working.

I just routed a ping through 1:229/426 to 2:221/1 and it worked.

You should be able to send netmails addressed to any zone through 229/426 and it'll get routed onward.

How should binkd be setup for this?

I've got:
domain fidonet c:\\ele\\irex\\outbound 32767
address 1:340/1101@fidonet
node 1:229/426@fidonet bbs.darkrealms.ca - i
node 2:221/0@fidonet f0.n221.z2.rbb.fidonet.fi - i

fastecho has routing for 1:229/426 as 1:*, 2:*, 3:* and 4:*. Do I need anything else?

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Hello Martin!

11 Nov 24 23:07, you wrote to Jay Harris:

I've got:
domain fidonet c:\\ele\\irex\\outbound 32767

That is wrong... Your in zone 1, so put a 1 at the end and not that 32767 number.

address 1:340/1101@fidonet
node 1:229/426@fidonet bbs.darkrealms.ca - i
node 2:221/0@fidonet f0.n221.z2.rbb.fidonet.fi - i

fastecho has routing for 1:229/426 as 1:*, 2:*, 3:* and 4:*. Do I
need anything else?

That is fine to send *all* netmail to 1:229/426.

If you want to send direct to other nodes you need to adjust the routing.




Stephen


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* In a message originally to Martin Kazmaier, Stephen Walsh said:

Hello Martin!

11 Nov 24 23:07, you wrote to Jay Harris:

I've got: domain fidonet c:\\ele\\irex\\outbound
32767

That is wrong... Your in zone 1, so put a 1 at the end and not that 32767 number.

It originally was 1. I was told to set it to 32767 to handle all zones, but
it didn't work. I set it back last night.

address 1:340/1101@fidonet node 1:229/426@fidonet bbs.darkrealms.ca
- i node 2:221/0@fidonet f0.n221.z2.rbb.fidonet.fi
- i

fastecho has routing for 1:229/426 as 1:*, 2:*, 3:* and 4:*. Do I
need anything else?

That is fine to send *all* netmail to 1:229/426.

I do. I'm not sending anything direct, I don't have nodelists configured for that.

If you want to send direct to other nodes you need to adjust the routing.

Stephen

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Hi Martin.

11 Nov 24 14:27:00, you wrote to me:

Then you need a direct link to zone2. Feel free to send all zone2
mail via
2:221/0. ;)

Ok, added: f0.n221.z2.rbb.fidonet.fi to 2:221/0@fidonet in binkd. I
think that's all I need. Outbound is set to "c:\ele\irex\outbound 1"
for fidonet zone 1. I don't have a zone 2 address, so I don't know
what else to do for that. It was suggested that I put 32767 instead
of 1 to account for other zones, so I changed that just now. We'll
see.

Then you need to add a node 2:221/0 to your fastecho setup so that it routes all 2:* via 2:221/0.

From the command line "fastecho pack -p 2:* via 2:221/0" would also work.

'Tommi

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* In a message originally to Martin Kazmaier, Tommi Koivula said:

Hi Martin.

11 Nov 24 14:27:00, you wrote to me:

Then you need a direct link to zone2. Feel free to send all zone2
mail via 2:221/0. ;)

Ok, added: f0.n221.z2.rbb.fidonet.fi to 2:221/0@fidonet in binkd. I think that's all I need. Outbound is set to "c:\ele\irex\outbound 1"
for fidonet zone 1. I don't have a zone 2 address, so I don't know
what else to do for that. It was suggested that I put 32767 instead
of 1 to account for other zones, so I changed that just now. We'll
see.

Then you need to add a node 2:221/0 to your fastecho setup so that it
routes all 2:* via 2:221/0.

From the command line "fastecho pack -p 2:* via 2:221/0" would also work.

I've got zone 2 working with realms now, but thanks!

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On 17.11.2024 15.41, Martin Kazmaier wrote:

Then you need to add a node 2:221/0 to your fastecho setup so that it
routes all 2:* via 2:221/0.

From the command line "fastecho pack -p 2:* via 2:221/0" would also work.

I've got zone 2 working with realms now, but thanks!

But it's good to have multiple ways to send netmail. Always try to send first crash, if failed, then via hub/host of the destination. The last option is to send via your own hub/host. ;)

'Tommi

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Hello Tommi!

I've got zone 2 working with realms now, but thanks!

But it's good to have multiple ways to send netmail. Always try to send first crash, if failed, then via hub/host of the destination. The last option is to send via your own hub/host. ;)

But his netmail replies my point do not arrive.

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On 17.11.2024 15.41, Martin Kazmaier wrote:

Then you need to add a node 2:221/0 to your fastecho setup so that it
routes all 2:* via 2:221/0.

From the command line "fastecho pack -p 2:* via 2:221/0" would also

work.

I've got zone 2 working with realms now, but thanks!

But it's good to have multiple ways to send netmail. Always try to send first crash, if failed, then via hub/host of the destination. The last option is to send via your own hub/host. ;)

I've got a zone 2 hub now, so I'm sending via that. 2:221/0 I think. I still need one for zone 4, and maybe zone 3 (though I've never sent to that one).

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I've got a zone 2 hub now, so I'm sending via that. 2:221/0 I think. I still need one for zone 4, and maybe zone 3 (though I've never sent to that one).

1:229/426 will have links with all z1 regions as well as z2, z3 and z4, so you could route everything there.

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Hello Martin!

25 Nov 24 15:44, you wrote to Tommi Koivula:

I still need one for zone 4, and maybe zone 3 (though I've never sent
to that one).

@PATH: 340/1101 400 128/187 229/426 633/280

Do you have a link to 1:229/426 (The path above says you do)? I thought there was a post from you a while
ago saying you did?

If you do, then Nick (Z1C) is linked to Scott (Z3C) and the nets of z3 are already linked to each other.




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Hi Martin.

25 Nov 24 15:44, you wrote to me:

From the command line "fastecho pack -p 2:* via 2:221/0" would also

work.

I've got zone 2 working with realms now, but thanks!

But it's good to have multiple ways to send netmail. Always try to send TK>> first crash, if failed, then via hub/host of the destination. The last TK>> option is to send via your own hub/host. ;)

I've got a zone 2 hub now, so I'm sending via that. 2:221/0 I think. I still need one for zone 4, and maybe zone 3 (though I've never sent to that one).

I see a few netmail bundles coming from your node. :)

'Tommi

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* In a message originally to Martin Kazmaier, Alan Ianson said:

I've got a zone 2 hub now, so I'm sending via that. 2:221/0 I think. I

still

need one for zone 4, and maybe zone 3 (though I've never sent to that

one).

1:229/426 will have links with all z1 regions as well as z2, z3 and z4, so you could route everything there.

I've tried, but just like another user has reported, I'm getting
outbound.002, outbound.004 created and the outbound directory is only for
zone 1, so they aren't going out unless I have them routed. For some reason, fastecho isn't routing properly.

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* In a message originally to Martin Kazmaier, Stephen Walsh said:

Hello Martin!

25 Nov 24 15:44, you wrote to Tommi Koivula:

I still need one for zone 4, and maybe zone 3 (though I've never sent to that one).

@PATH: 340/1101 400 128/187 229/426 633/280

Do you have a link to 1:229/426 (The path above says you do)? I thought there was a post from you a while ago saying you did?

If you do, then Nick (Z1C) is linked to Scott (Z3C) and the nets of z3 are already linked to each other.

Yeah, but as I keep saying, fastecho isn't routing properly. It only routes
to the first zone in the list.

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Hello Martin!

26 Nov 24 16:06, you wrote to me:

Do you have a link to 1:229/426 (The path above says you do)? I
thought there was a post from you a while ago saying you did?

If you do, then Nick (Z1C) is linked to Scott (Z3C) and the nets of
z3 are already linked to each other.

Yeah, but as I keep saying, fastecho isn't routing properly. It only routes to the first zone in the list.

Not having used fastecho, but would this work?:

1:229/426 1:* 2:* 3:* 4:*



Stephen


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1:229/426 will have links with all z1 regions as well as z2, z3 and z4, so >> you could route everything there.

I've tried, but just like another user has reported, I'm getting outbound.002, outbound.004 created and the outbound directory is only for zone 1, so they aren't going out unless I have them routed. For some reason, fastecho isn't routing properly.

That is normal. When you poll a node or if they poll you binkd will create directories in the outbound based on the zones and AKA's those nodes present.

There is a keywork you can add or uncomment and binkd will delete unused directories, but I wouldn't worry to much about it.

Binkd itself doesn't do any routing, it delivers mail or files directly to nodes based on the contents of the flow files in the outbound.

It is your tosser that decides if mail will be sent directly or routed according to your routing rules by placing mail in a directory for that node along with a flow file.

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* In a message originally to Martin Kazmaier, Stephen Walsh said:

Hello Martin!

26 Nov 24 16:06, you wrote to me:

Do you have a link to 1:229/426 (The path above says you do)? I
thought there was a post from you a while ago saying you did?

If you do, then Nick (Z1C) is linked to Scott (Z3C) and the nets of
z3 are already linked to each other.

Yeah, but as I keep saying, fastecho isn't routing properly. It only routes to the first zone in the list.

Not having used fastecho, but would this work?:

1:229/426 1:* 2:* 3:* 4:*

I have that set up, but fastecho isn't routing correctly.
1:*
3:*
4:*

In routing for 1:229/426. I've got a separate hub for 2:* so I'm not attempting to route that any more. It wasn't working.
Here is most of my 1:229/426 node.
---start paste---
Addresses
Main: 1:229/426 � Route NetMail to ������ͻ
ARCmail: 1:229/426 � 1:* �
� 3:* �
Name: darkrealms� 4:* �
� �
Your AKA: 1:340/1101� �
� �Al
Passwords � �re
Packet: � �
AreaFix: � �
Status � �
ARCmail: None � �
AreaFix: None � �
Packer: PKZIP Max� �
� �
Groups: A � �
Security: 10 ���������� via this node ͼto
---end paste---

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Hello Martin!

26 Nov 24 21:35, you wrote to me:

1:229/426 1:* 2:* 3:* 4:*

In routing for 1:229/426. I've got a separate hub for 2:* so I'm not attempting to route that any more. It wasn't working.
Here is most of my 1:229/426 node.
---start paste---
Addresses
Main: 1:229/426 � Route NetMail to ������ͻ
ARCmail: 1:229/426 � 1:* �
� 3:* �
Name: darkrealms� 4:* �
� �

Perhaps it needs to be?:

1:*/*
3:*/*
4:*/*

have seen that in the past, as well as the first one I gave as a example.




Stephen


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* In a message originally to Martin Kazmaier, Stephen Walsh said:

Hello Martin!

26 Nov 24 21:35, you wrote to me:

1:229/426 1:* 2:* 3:* 4:*

In routing for 1:229/426. I've got a separate hub for 2:* so I'm not attempting to route that any more. It wasn't working. Here is most
of my 1:229/426 node. ---start paste--- Addresses Main: 1:229/426
� Route NetMail to ������ͻ ARCmail: 1:229/426 � 1:* � � 3:* � Name: darkrealms� 4:* � � �

Perhaps it needs to be?:

1:*/* 3:*/* 4:*/*

have seen that in the past, as well as the first one I gave as a example.

I'll try that.

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Hello Martin!

26 Nov 24 21:35, you wrote to me:

1:229/426 1:* 2:* 3:* 4:*

In routing for 1:229/426. I've got a separate hub for 2:* so I'm not attempting to route that any more. It wasn't working. Here is most
of my 1:229/426 node. ---start paste--- Addresses Main: 1:229/426
� Route NetMail to ������ͻ ARCmail: 1:229/426 � 1:* � � 3:* � Name: darkrealms� 4:* � � �

Perhaps it needs to be?:

1:*/* 3:*/* 4:*/*

have seen that in the past, as well as the first one I gave as a example.

I checked the help in fastecho and it also defaulted 1:*/* to 1:* as well as the help suggesting that. It's just not working past the first line in a
node for routing. I don't know if it's a bug or my particular setup.

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Hello Martin!

29 Nov 24 14:41, you wrote to me:

I checked the help in fastecho and it also defaulted 1:*/* to 1:* as
well as the help suggesting that. It's just not working past the
first line in a node for routing. I don't know if it's a bug or my particular setup.

With all the issues you've been having, perhaps it's time to look at another mail processor.




Stephen


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Stephen Walsh wrote to Martin Kazmaier <=-

I checked the help in fastecho and it also defaulted 1:*/* to 1:* as
well as the help suggesting that. It's just not working past the
first line in a node for routing. I don't know if it's a bug or my particular setup.

With all the issues you've been having, perhaps it's time to look at another mail processor.

Ding! Ding! Ding!

We have a winner!!!



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