Subj : Othernet domains
To   : Richard Menedetter
From : mark lewis
Date : Fri Jan 29 2016 08:32 am


29 Jan 16 09:25, you wrote to Torsten Bamberg:

 RM>>>> My config looks like this:
 RM>>>> root-domain not configured.
 RM>>>> fido domain has root-domain binkp.net
 RM>>>> othernet has no root-domain
 TB>> It has to have a othernet domain, mostly this othernet domain is
 TB>> virtually.

 RM> I think we are talking "around" each other.
 RM> With "root-domain" I mean the DNS Domain that is used to automatically 
look
 RM> up a node if it is not defined in the config.

i think that torsten is saying that you still must define a domain for that 
othernet...

 RM> What I want is that "fidonet" uses the binkp.net domain.
 RM> domain fidonet /home/fido/outbound 2 binkp.net
 RM> domain othernet /home/fido/outbound 2 <- missing last argument root-domain

add an argument for that last line... othernet.invalid should work...

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 RM> What I am looking for is a
 RM> defnode *
 RM> only for fidonet, and not for any other domain.
 RM> How to configure that in binkd?

you cannot... not in one config file... it is called "default node" for a 
reason...

you could, however, split your config into two... one for each FTN... then run 
two instances of binkd, on different ports, and keep them separate... then you 
can have defnode for fidonet only and whatever for your othernet...

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