-=> John Hiemenz wrote to Bill McGarrity <=-

 JH>   Re: Re: sbbsecho and binkd
 JH>   By: Bill McGarrity to Hemo on Sun Feb 12 2017 09:41 pm

 BM> -=> Hemo wrote to All <=-


 BM> A few things. what are the switches you're using with sbbsecho. Binkd is a
 BM> BSO mailer and you must use the 'f' switch. Make sure in echocfg you've
 BM> chosen Binkley as the mailer. File Attach no longer works in v3.0

 BM> In your binkd.cfg, what outbound folder are you using to send? If your
 BM> only using one domain, make sure your entry for outbound looks like this.


 JH> If you get this, I have it working.  I had "../ftn/outbound/ as the
 JH> outbound folder in sbbsecho.cfg, and happened to catch in binkd log
 JH> that it was trying to send the file but couldn't find it.  I changed
 JH> that to a full pathname "/sbbs/ftn/outbound" and saw a test message go
 JH> out, so am hoping this one goes as well..

I got this thus everything you're done is working.  I've dound with sbbsecho
it's better if you use complete paths in the setup.  Less confusion.


 JH> I will double check the 'f' switch with binkd - correct?  (not
 JH> sbbsecho, help screen there doesn't mention -f option)

Don't bother.  It was tossed properly so you indeed have teh -f switch there. 
As I said, make sure in binkd.cfg where you specify the putbound folder, make
sure you add a '1' as that is your home zone.  You may also want to add,
although it is not needed, an origin line. Right now yours is blank.

--- SBBSecho 3.00-Linux
 # Origin:  (1:154/40)

To change it, go to ./scfg > Networks > Fido > Default Origin Line

Enjoy and good luck!!

 
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