Subj : New binkd setup Linux-Kubuntu 14.04 64b
To   : rick christian
From : mark lewis
Date : Tue Sep 13 2016 07:15 pm


13 Sep 16 18:02, you wrote to Alan Ianson:

 rc> I used the package that is in 14.04 ESR

 rc> sudo apt-get install binkd

 rc> So it starts up automatically when the system does, so I take it this is
 rc> via inetd as I am not seeing anything else...to start it...

 rc> And trying to get it to do a manual poll of the local net host doesn't 
seem
 rc> to work.. the only way to get that to work is to kill -9 binkd pid and 
then
 rc> sudo binkd -P1:135/0 binkd.cfg .

check your startup script in /etc/init.d or where ever it is located... you 
might want to change the user that binkd is running as... that will likely also 
require some other changes for the logging directory as well as the inbound and 
outbound directories... we had to set one up to run as the same user as 
synchronet runs as to make it easy for the files to be seen and handled by both 
sides of the fence...

)\/(ark

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