Hello Apam!

You will see a test post from me in fsx_tst from my Amiga Linux m68k install.. The message contains no origin line...
The source was pulled down via git last might, and compiled using your example from the
install-v0.59.sh file..

=== compile.sh ===
#!/bin/bash -e

git clone https://gitlab.com/apamment/talisman.git

cd ../build/servo
cmake ../../source/talisman/Servo
make
cd ../../build/talisman
cmake ../../source/talisman/Talisman
make
cd ../../build/toolbelt
cmake ../../source/talisman/Toolbelt
make
cd ../../build/postie
cmake ../../source/talisman/Postie
make
cd ../../build/qwkie
cmake ../../source/talisman/Qwkie
make
cd ../../build/falcon
cmake ../../source/talisman/Falcon
make
cd ../../build/binki
cmake ../../source/talisman/Binki
make
cd ../../build/gofer
cmake ../../source/talisman/Gofer
make
cd ../../
echo -e "Done.. run ./servo to start the BBS.."

=== compile ===

=== postie ===
[postie]
inbound = "ftn/in"
protinbound = "ftn/in_sec"
outbound = "ftn/out"
packetdir = "ftn/packets"
dupebase = "dupes"

[[address]]
aka = "21:1/195.1"

[[link]]
aka = "21:1/195"
ouraka = "21:1/195.1"
archiver = ""

[[route]]
aka = "21:1/195"
pattern = "21:*"

[[area]]
aka = "21:1/195.1"
file = "fsx/tst"
tag = "FSX_TST"
links = "21:1/195"

[[area]]
aka = "21:1/195.1"
file = "fsx/gen"
tag = "FSX_GEN"
links = "21:1/195"

[[netarea]]
aka = "21:1/195.1"
file = "fsx/netmail"

=== postie ===

=== msgconf ===
[[messageconf]]
name = "Local"
config = "mb_local"
sec_level = 10

[[messageconf]]
name = "FSX Net"
config = "mb_fsx"
sec_level = 10
tagline = "Vorlon Empire: Sector 550"

=== msgconf ===

=== mb_fsx ===
[[messagearea]]
name = "General Discussion"
file = "fsx/gen"
read_sec_level = 10
write_sec_level = 10
qwk_base_no = 200

[[messagearea]]
name = "Test Posts"
file = "fsx/tst"
read_sec_level = 10
write_sec_level = 10
qwk_base_no = 201

=== mb_fsx ===





Vorlon


--- GoldED+/LNX 1.1.5-b20231021
* Origin: Dragon's Lair ---:- dragon.vk3heg.net -:--- Prt: 6800 (21:1/195)

You will see a test post from me in fsx_tst from my Amiga Linux m68k install..
The message contains no origin line...

You need to add an aka line in each of your echomail bases, otherwise
talisman thinks it's a local base and wont put an origin line on it

https://talismanbbs.com/docs/mbconfxtoml/

Andrew


--- Talisman v0.49-dev (FreeBSD/amd64)
* Origin: Smuggler's Cove - scove.talismanbbs.com:2323 (21:1/182)

Hi apam,

You will see a test post from me in fsx_tst from my Amiga Linux
m68k install..
The message contains no origin line...

You need to add an aka line in each of your echomail bases, otherwise talisman thinks it's a local base and wont put an origin line on it

Thanks, that'll teach me to delete everything six months ago and now have
to start from scratch..

Can you clear up the next issue.

binki comlains about a path statement, being missing. After looking at
the docs on the website I was missing the "outbox" statement.

Should that be to the dir I have listed or another one. Binkd on the hub
system complains about receiving the packet twice (No compression is
being used).


=== binki.toml ===
[binki]
inbound = "ftn/in"
secure_inbound = "ftn/in_sec"
outbound = "ftn/out"
default_zone = 21
semaphore = "data/mailin.sem"

[[address]]
address = "21:1/195.1"
domain = "fsxnet"

[[link]]
domain = "fsxnet"
address = "21:1/195"
password = "xxxx"
cram-md5 = true
host = "ftn.vk3heg.net"
port = 24554
outbox = "ftn/packets/21_1_195_0"
===




--- Talisman v0.49-dev (Linux/m68k)
* Origin: Vorlon Empire: Sector 550 (21:1/195.1)

binki comlains about a path statement, being missing. After looking at
the docs on the website I was missing the "outbox" statement.

That's a filebox for the node, so just point it to an empty directory and anything you put in will be sent to the node.

Andrew


--- Talisman v0.49-dev (FreeBSD/amd64)
* Origin: Smuggler's Cove - scove.talismanbbs.com:2323 (21:1/182)

Hi apam,

binki comlains about a path statement, being missing. After looking
at the docs on the website I was missing the "outbox" statement.

That's a filebox for the node, so just point it to an empty directory
and anything you put in will be sent to the node.

Yeah it is.. I figures that out after sending the message (Always the
way)..



--- Talisman v0.49-dev (Linux/m68k)
* Origin: Vorlon Empire: Sector 550 (21:1/195.1)