01 Jan 16 21:38, you wrote to All:

Back in the day I used Qnode to compile my nodelists. Now, however, I get my binkd style Nodelist from http://www.filegate.net/ipfn/i-binkd/BINKD.TXT

yup, it's a plain text file... each line is simply a Node line like you would write in your binkd.cfg or a similar include file...

I googled but can't seem to find a nodelist compiler that will product
the BINKD.TXT file. I was hoping someone here could point me in the
right direction.

the only one i'm aware of is a perl script written by jerry schwartz from his "write by night" bbs... binkd_nodelister.pl... i think there are/were some php versions, too... the one i have is the perl file... version 1.3 from 2007 Apr 14... it is the same script that is used to generate the distributed binkd.txt file... the archive i have of it is bnlpl13.zip and it should be found in the same file distribution area as the except.txt and binkd.txt files... you can get it from my system if you like...

http://www.wpusa.dynip.com/files2/FDIST/I-BINKD/BNLPL13.ZIP

i show a date/time of the archive as 2007 Apr 24 03:56 and the actual script inside the archive has the date/time of 2007 Apr 15 00:18... both of those times are 24hour format... i give you those in case you want to have an accurate file date if you add it to your bbs because http transfers get the current date instead of the original date...

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Re: binkD style Nodelist compiler?
By: James Barrett to All on Fri Jan 01 2016 21:38:00

I googled but can't seem to find a nodelist compiler that will product the BINKD.TXT file. I was hoping someone here could point me in the right

I've been using this: http://ambrosia60.dd-dns.de/53f8ee03/drv_q/div27/i-util/bnlphp12.zip

It could use some work, but it does create the file properly.
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On Sat, 2 Jan 2016 03:38:00 -0500, James Barrett wrote:

Back in the day I used Qnode to compile my nodelists. Now, however, I get

my

binkd style Nodelist from http://www.filegate.net/ipfn/i-binkd/BINKD.TXT

I googled but can't seem to find a nodelist compiler that will product the BINKD.TXT file. I was hoping someone here could point me in the right direction.

Did you configure your node to use binkp.net? No real need to use a 'nodelist'.

Matt

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Re: binkD style Nodelist compiler?
By: Matt Bedynek to James Barrett on Tue Jan 05 2016 08:52:24

Back in the day I used Qnode to compile my nodelists. Now, however,
I get

my

binkd style Nodelist from

http://www.filegate.net/ipfn/i-binkd/BINKD.TXT

I googled but can't seem to find a nodelist compiler that will
product the BINKD.TXT file. I was hoping someone here could point me
in the right direction.

Did you configure your node to use binkp.net? No real need to use a 'nodelist'.

I do not use Nodelist or binkp.net
i prog all in the binkd.cfg , with Node ... and it work

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Hello Matt,

Your mail is waiting for you for 122 days. :)

Michael

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05 Jan 16 21:16, you wrote to Matt Bedynek:

Your mail is waiting for you for 122 days. :)

ouch!! but then i just cut someone loose after they stopped picking up their mail since 2015-09-11 with no word or responses to repeated netmails or emails... sadly, when i deleted all their waiting mail, i also removed them from my nodelist segment :(

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05 Jan 16 21:16, you wrote to Matt Bedynek:

Hello Matt,

Your mail is waiting for you for 122 days. :)

Why don't you deliver his mail, his binkd has been up all that time. ;)

'Tommi

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Hi Luc.

05 Jan 16 10:29, you wrote to Matt Bedynek:

Did you configure your node to use binkp.net? No real need to use
a 'nodelist'.

I do not use Nodelist or binkp.net
i prog all in the binkd.cfg , with Node ... and it work

You never want to send crashmail to anyone not in your binkd.cfg?

'Tommi

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06 Jan 16 11:27, I wrote to you:

05 Jan 16 10:29, you wrote to Matt Bedynek:

Did you configure your node to use binkp.net? No real need to
use a 'nodelist'.

I do not use Nodelist or binkp.net
i prog all in the binkd.cfg , with Node ... and it work

You never want to send crashmail to anyone not in your binkd.cfg?

I tried to call you, but you have no AKA's ??

+ 06 Jan 11:34:04 [2448] call to 1:249/206@fidonet
06 Jan 11:34:04 [2448] trying f206.n249.z1.binkp.net [70.54.157.198]...
06 Jan 11:34:04 [2448] connected
+ 06 Jan 11:34:04 [2448] outgoing session with f206.n249.z1.binkp.net:24554 [70.54.157.198]
- 06 Jan 11:34:05 [2448] OPT CRAM-MD5-b4e416193008a11281994f7643a558ee
+ 06 Jan 11:34:05 [2448] Remote requests MD mode
- 06 Jan 11:34:05 [2448] SYS SpaceSST BBS
- 06 Jan 11:34:05 [2448] ZYZ Luc McCarragher
- 06 Jan 11:34:05 [2448] LOC Montreal, Quebec, Canada
- 06 Jan 11:34:05 [2448] NDL TCP,BINKP
- 06 Jan 11:34:05 [2448] TIME Wed, 6 Jan 2016 04:34:00 -0500
- 06 Jan 11:34:05 [2448] VER binkd/1.1a-73/Win32 binkp/1.1
? 06 Jan 11:34:05 [2448] all akas was removed as shared
+ 06 Jan 11:34:05 [2448] done (to 1:249/206@fidonet, failed, S/R: 0/0
06 Jan 11:34:05 [2448] session closed, quitting...

'Tommi

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Hello Tommi,

Wednesday January 06 2016, Tommi Koivula wrote to Michael Dukelsky:

Your mail is waiting for you for 122 days. :)

Why don't you deliver his mail, his binkd has been up all that time.
;)

Usually I deliver mail to a link myself only if he has asked me to do it. Some guys in the past told me they did not want me to deliver mail, they wanted to fetch it themselves. So now I do deliver mail by myself only for those who explicitly expressed such a wish.

Michael

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On Wed, 6 Jan 2016 03:16:12 +0300, Michael Dukelsky wrote:

Your mail is waiting for you for 122 days. :)

Been reachable via binkp for all of them. :)

Thought perhaps the default behavior would be to use that. I will add
a poll.

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On Wed, 6 Jan 2016 20:44:56 +0300, Michael Dukelsky wrote:

Usually I deliver mail to a link myself only if he has asked me to do
it. Some guys in the past told me they did not want me to deliver mail, they wanted to fetch it themselves. So now I do deliver mail by myself only for those who explicitly expressed such a wish.

It is no problem Mike. I have been pretty busy last few months and
should have more time soon. I didn't even notice! Thanks for
pointing it out!

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Re: binkD style Nodelist compiler?
By: Tommi Koivula to Luc Mccarragher on Wed Jan 06 2016 11:39:50

Did you configure your node to use binkp.net? No real need to
use a 'nodelist'.

I do not use Nodelist or binkp.net
i prog all in the binkd.cfg , with Node ... and it work

You never want to send crashmail to anyone not in your binkd.cfg?

I tried to call you, but you have no AKA's ??

+ 06 Jan 11:34:04 [2448] call to 1:249/206@fidonet
06 Jan 11:34:04 [2448] trying f206.n249.z1.binkp.net [70.54.157.198]...
06 Jan 11:34:04 [2448] connected
+ 06 Jan 11:34:04 [2448] outgoing session with f206.n249.z1.binkp.net:24554 [70.54.157.198]
- 06 Jan 11:34:05 [2448] OPT CRAM-MD5-b4e416193008a11281994f7643a558ee
+ 06 Jan 11:34:05 [2448] Remote requests MD mode
- 06 Jan 11:34:05 [2448] SYS SpaceSST BBS
- 06 Jan 11:34:05 [2448] ZYZ Luc McCarragher
- 06 Jan 11:34:05 [2448] LOC Montreal, Quebec, Canada
- 06 Jan 11:34:05 [2448] NDL TCP,BINKP
- 06 Jan 11:34:05 [2448] TIME Wed, 6 Jan 2016 04:34:00 -0500
- 06 Jan 11:34:05 [2448] VER binkd/1.1a-73/Win32 binkp/1.1
? 06 Jan 11:34:05 [2448] all akas was removed as shared
+ 06 Jan 11:34:05 [2448] done (to 1:249/206@fidonet, failed, S/R: 0/0
06 Jan 11:34:05 [2448] session closed, quitting...

That probaly why using Binkd.txt , it take my lot of time to CFG binkd
to reprog the CFG to accept unpassword could take time again because i do not known
Thanks to say it to me , i do not known about it

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On 7.1.2016 2:48, Luc Mccarragher - Tommi Koivula wrote:

- 06 Jan 11:34:05 [2448] OPT CRAM-MD5-b4e416193008a11281994f7643a558ee
+ 06 Jan 11:34:05 [2448] Remote requests MD mode
- 06 Jan 11:34:05 [2448] SYS SpaceSST BBS
- 06 Jan 11:34:05 [2448] ZYZ Luc McCarragher
- 06 Jan 11:34:05 [2448] LOC Montreal, Quebec, Canada
- 06 Jan 11:34:05 [2448] NDL TCP,BINKP
- 06 Jan 11:34:05 [2448] TIME Wed, 6 Jan 2016 04:34:00 -0500
- 06 Jan 11:34:05 [2448] VER binkd/1.1a-73/Win32 binkp/1.1
? 06 Jan 11:34:05 [2448] all akas was removed as shared
+ 06 Jan 11:34:05 [2448] done (to 1:249/206@fidonet, failed, S/R: 0/0
06 Jan 11:34:05 [2448] session closed, quitting...

That probaly why using Binkd.txt

I believe that is not the reason now. In binkd config you need to have one "address" statement and no "hide-aka"'s to hide it.

'Tommi

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On 7.1.2016 13:13, Luc Mccarragher - Tommi Koivula wrote:

That probaly why using Binkd.txt

I believe that is not the reason now. In binkd config you need to
have one "address" statement and no "hide-aka"'s to hide it.

Try it Again !

1 [5768] BEGIN, binkd/1.1a-75/CYGWIN_NT-6.1 -p -P 1:249/206
1 [5768] creating a poll for 1:249/206@fidonet (`d' flavour)
1 [5768] clientmgr started
1 [6420] call to 1:249/206@fidonet
1 [6420] trying f206.n249.z1.binkp.net [70.54.157.198]...
1 [6420] connected
1 [6420] outgoing session with f206.n249.z1.binkp.net:24554
1 [6420] OPT CRAM-MD5-8025b16cb8e7303e612816e9a86574ee
1 [6420] Remote requests MD mode
1 [6420] SYS SpaceSST BBS
1 [6420] ZYZ Luc McCarragher
1 [6420] LOC Montreal, Quebec, Canada
1 [6420] NDL TCP,BINKP
1 [6420] TIME Thu, 7 Jan 2016 06:51:47 -0500
1 [6420] VER binkd/1.1a-73/Win32 binkp/1.1
1 [6420] addr: 1:249/206@fidonet
1 [6420] addr: 255:255/0@usenet (n/a or busy)
1 [6420] addr: 618:500/30@micronet (n/a or busy)
1 [6420] TRF 0 0
1 [6420] Remote has 0b of mail and 0b of files for us
1 [6420] OPT EXTCMD GZ BZ2
1 [6420] Remote supports EXTCMD mode
1 [6420] Remote supports GZ mode
1 [6420] Remote supports BZ2 mode
1 [6420] done (to 1:249/206@fidonet, OK, S/R: 0/0 (0/0 bytes))
1 [6420] session closed, quitting...
1 [5768] rc(6420)=0
1 [5768] the queue is empty, quitting...

Ok! :D

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Re: binkD style Nodelist compiler?
By: Tommi Koivula to Luc Mccarragher on Wed Jan 06 2016 11:27:50

I do not use Nodelist or binkp.net
i prog all in the binkd.cfg , with Node ... and it work

You never want to send crashmail to anyone not in your binkd.cfg?

I use all option in bink cfg , but i was thinking if i receive and Send
to other than my uplink how to Do it !!

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Re: binkD style Nodelist compiler?
By: Tommi Koivula to Luc Mccarragher on Thu Jan 07 2016 11:34:08

- 06 Jan 11:34:05 [2448] OPT
CRAM-MD5-b4e416193008a11281994f7643a558ee + 06 Jan 11:34:05 [2448]
Remote requests MD mode - 06 Jan 11:34:05 [2448] SYS SpaceSST BBS
- 06 Jan 11:34:05 [2448] ZYZ Luc McCarragher
- 06 Jan 11:34:05 [2448] LOC Montreal, Quebec, Canada
- 06 Jan 11:34:05 [2448] NDL TCP,BINKP
- 06 Jan 11:34:05 [2448] TIME Wed, 6 Jan 2016 04:34:00 -0500
- 06 Jan 11:34:05 [2448] VER binkd/1.1a-73/Win32 binkp/1.1
? 06 Jan 11:34:05 [2448] all akas was removed as shared
+ 06 Jan 11:34:05 [2448] done (to 1:249/206@fidonet, failed, S/R:
0/0 06 Jan 11:34:05 [2448] session closed, quitting...

That probaly why using Binkd.txt

I believe that is not the reason now. In binkd config you need to have one "address" statement and no "hide-aka"'s to hide it.

Try it Again !

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