Subj : HPT
To   : TassieBob
From : Al
Date : Sun Jul 10 2022 12:22 am

> Sending a netmail to 1337:2/100, binkd tries to call 1337:2/100@fsxnet...

It is the tosser that prepares the netmail to be sent, so I would look there and also check your golded.cfg (if you use that).

> I assume it's defaulting to fsxnet, since that's first listed in my binkd
> config file.

> domain fsxnet /home/bbs/ftn/outbound 21
> domain tqwnet /home/bbs/ftn/outbound 1337


Those are 5D node lines. I am using 3D node lines in binkd.conf like this..

domain fidonet /home/bbs/ftn/outbound 1 domain fsxnet /home/bbs/ftn/outbound 1

> Presumably this is why it doesn't match the node line for 1337:2/100?

Actually that will work with binkd although you tosser needs to support 5D also.

> I note that for Fidonet, I could specify a root-domain (binkp.net typically)
> on the node line and it'll do the FTN to hostname resolution that way.  I
> haven't seen evidence of a root-domain I can use for fsxnet or tqwnet...

binkd will use binkp.net by default. There is another for fsxnet that Avon setup but I forget the details ATM.

We'll have to ask him the details.

> I don't have the Perl nodelist stuff setup for binkd at the moment - is that
> the fix?

No, perl doesn't come into this.

> Am I wrong in assuming I should be able to send netmail to a node listed in a
> node line without needing a binkp.net style lookup or nodelist?

Yes, binkd will get node info from your node lines and use binkp.net otherwise if defnode is setup.

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