Subj : FastEcho + BinkD
To   : Troy Tuttle
From : mark lewis
Date : Fri Apr 06 2018 01:59 am


 On 2018 Apr 05 22:29:06, you wrote to Nick Andre:

 TT> They are and with some investigation I think I figured it out. I think FE
 TT> made an outbound directory for Retronet called RETRONET.050 (0x50 being 
the
 TT> zone apparently) and BinkD was looking in a directory c:\binkd\retronet.
 TT> So I copied over the mail and it seemed to send.  So I think that FastEcho
 TT> created the wrong 5D outbound for some reason.  Hopefully it's correct 
next
 TT> time it sends mail out as you can't select an outbound directory with an
 TT> extension in BinkD.

erk!! man, i didn't even look over FE's docs... i've always thought it was 
limited to 4D... geez... sorry for my last post being so far off the mark but 
it was closer than one might think...

 TT> Worst case I'll just have to move the outbound files over to the right
 TT> directory during mail time.

why? just fix the domain line in your binkd.cfg file so it points to the all 
caps directory instead of the lower case one... oh, wait... FE tacked on the 
zone extension, too?? hummm... binkd should support that... what are your 
domain lines in your binkd.cfg?

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