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|  Message 51  |
|  NodeX Station to All  |
|  JNODE F.A.Q.  |
|  15 Mar 14 00:01:00  |
 **** jNode users F.A.Q. created at 11.01.2014 **** **** Updated at 13.02.2014 **** Q: What is jNode? A: This is a Fidonet Technical Network ( FTN ) software platform which covers typical needs of Fidonet node. Q: Do you have a Wiki? A: https://github.com/kreon/jnode/wiki Q: Where can I get jNode? A1: For persons whom know what is git and maven: git clone git:/ github.com/kreon/jnode.git && mvn package A2: Stable releases: https://github.com/kreon/jnode/releases A3: Unstable (nighly builds): https://manjago.ci.cloudbees.com/job/jnode/ > jnode-1.0-SNAPSHOT-release-multidb-xxxxxxxx.zip Q: How do I install jNode? A1: Just read docs/* A2: Typical install: Install JRE 1.7, download & unpack -multidb- release, edit etc/jnode.xxx.conf where xxx is "win" if you're using Windows or OS/2 and "nix" if you're running Linux/BSD/Mac OS X, run bin/run.***, look for web interface password and configure your node via web. Q: Can I read netmail & echomail via jNode? A: No. jNode stores all data in SQL Database and there's no Fidonet editors could read databases. Q: ... A1: Create "technical" point and rewrite rules to forward all .0 netmail to this point. A2: Since 1.0 version jNode automatically creates technical point .1 for each new install. Q: How do I create a "rewrite" ? A: Use web interface. Remember that Origin fields are regular expressions, but new fields is not. A2: Exampples: Forward all mail from 2:5020/848 to 2:5020/848.1: 1 NETMAIL/true ^2:5020\/848$ -> 2:5020/848.1 * -> * * -> * * -> * * -> * Rewrite netmail from technical point to areafix of uplink. 10 NETMAIL/true ^2:5020\/848\.1$ -> 2:5020/848 * -> * ^2:5020\/848$ -> 2:5020/4441 afix4441 -> AreaFix * -> password Q: Does it works on XXX? A: It should works on every system has Java 1.7+ implementation, but really nobody knows. It was tested on Windows XP, Windows 7, Linux (various) and OS/2 ( special build for OS/2 JVM ) Q: On what SQL database does it works? A: It may work with all databases have jdbc driver. I tested mySQL5, PostgreSQL9 and H2 1.3. PostgeSQL is the best IMHO. Q: I don't know SQL. How should I do |
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