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   Hello Tommi!

26 Sep 25 10:08, you wrote to me:

 TK> Javier Sturman wrote:


 JS>> f360.n221.z2.binkp.net:24554 [51.38.115.207]

 TK> Now your binkd here is using the standard binkp port instead of what
 TK> is in the nodelist and in the binkp.net dns srv record. :(

 TK> I've seen this happening in windows...

I'm running binkd in a FreeBSD jail.


 JS>>  JS> 1 09:01:57  Scanning NetmailArea NETMAIL
 JS>>  JS> 7 09:01:57  Msg packed with flavour 'direct': 4:900/733 ->
 JS>>  JS> 2:221/1.58 1 09:01:57  End
 JS>>  JS> -+-

 TK> Routing direct for points not your own might not be the best idea. ;)

 TK> How about "route crash boss ..."

This is what I've got for my routing in HPT, exactly that.

-+-
fido:~/fidoconfig$ cat route
#EN# Don't route mail to zone adresses
route no-pack *:0/*

# Mails an Points auf "hold" setzen
route hold noroute 4:900/733.*

## ruteo para points va a nodos
route crash boss *:*/*.*

# Mails an 1:*, 2:*, 3:*, 4:* und 5:* sofort an
route crash 4:902/26 1:* 2:* 3:* 4:*
route crash 21:3/100 21:*

#EN# Don't route 0:, 32767:, etc.
route no-pack *
-+-


 TK> 'Tommi

 TK> --- FastEcho/2 1.46.1 Revival
 TK>  * Origin: nntp://rbb.fidonet.fi - Finland (2:221/360.0)

Javier


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