Subj : Mailer and front end... To : deon From : Shurato Date : Wed Oct 02 2024 09:22 pm de> Re: Mailer and front end... de> By: Vorlon to Shurato on Thu Oct 03 2024 09:48 am de> > Sh> domain fidonet c:\\ele\\irex\\outbound 1 fidonet domain Araknet de> > Sh> c:\\ele\\irex\\outbound 10 Araknet domain fsxnet de> > Sh> c:\\ele\\irex\\outbound 21 fsxnet de> > Sh> Is that wrong? My outbound isn't working so I've temporarily gone de> > Sh> back to irex... de> > Yes it is wrong (That always catches out people)... You use the same de> > zone number for all outbounds. de> It does catch out everybody, and yes it is wrong. de> The number indicates what is the "primary" zone for that path (you have de> C:\\ele\\irex\\outbound), ie: so everything in that path is zone "x" (you de> have 1 for the first line). Anything in a path C:\\ele\\irex\\outbound.XXX de> will be for zone XXX (where XXX is the zone number in hex, so zone 21 will de> be 015). de> So you decide what is your primary domain (most use fidonet) and if you de> are in zone 1 fidonet, then use "1" for *every* line. binkd will then know de> anything in a "outbound.XXX" is for the other zones. The mapping is done de> with the domain from the address, matched to the domain of the "domain": de> > domain amiganet /home/husky/outbound 3 de> > ... de> > address 39:901/0@amiganet de> So binkd in this case will know that anything in outbound.027 is for de> amignet, and the zone is 39. de> You'll need to make sure the "primary" for your mail tosser works a de> similar way and understands the same primary outbound dir. My mail tosser uses domain.hex as the directory name, in the directory above the specified outbound directory. I've put zone 1 for everything now. I think this is working, but I'm not positive. -- Shurato, Sysop Shurato's Heavenly Sphere (ssh, telnet, pop3, ftp,nntp, ,wss) (Ports 22,23,110,21,119,8080) (ssh login 'bbs' pass 'shsbbs'). *** THE READER V4.50 [freeware] --- * Origin: Shurato's Heavenly Sphere telnet://shsbbs.net (21:2/148) .