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  • Re: Where do I put the nodelist?

    From Bill McGarrity@1:266/404 to Alprunty on Tuesday, November 07, 2017 06:26:11
    Hiya Allen...

    Alprunty wrote to All <=-

    OK I got 99.9% of the fidonet down...

    Ran into a snag... where do I put the nodelist file to get jsexec nodelist.js to compile it so I can send netmail. Can't find this
    anywhere on the wiki.

    sbbsecho has nothing to do with a nodelist. It's the mailer that needs the nodelist. If you're running binkd, then you're going to need a file named "binkd.txt" which is hatched every week and put the path where it can be found in your binkd.cfg file OR, you can use the root-domain for binkd.net that I presently don't use due to I've never registered and I find it easier to use a local txt file.

    You're NC should have the binkd.txt available. If not, let me know and I'll send you a copy. Just remember, you'll need a separate copy for each FTN style network you belong to.

    Once you get the binkd.txt, youi can send a netmail by using a 3D (3 dimensional) address refers to an FTN address containing the zone, net, and node numbers (i.e. recipient@1:266/404). sbbsecho will do what needs to be done to properly convert the netmail into something that binkd will understand.



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  • From Bill McGarrity@1:266/404 to mark lewis on Tuesday, November 07, 2017 06:26:11
    mark lewis wrote to Bill McGarrity <=-

    @MSGID: <571D7044.4111.2syncsyso@tequilamockingbirdonline.net>
    @TZ: 40f0
    24 Apr 16 13:17, you wrote to Alprunty:

    found in your binkd.cfg file OR, you can use the root-domain for
    binkd.net that I presently don't use due to I've never registered and
    I find it easier to use a local txt file.

    you don't have to be registered on binkd.net to use it...

    As I stated, I am not familiar with the process and for the lack of knowledge... I'll work with my txt copy. That old KISS strategy... ;)


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  • From Bill McGarrity@1:266/404 to Allen Prunty on Tuesday, November 07, 2017 06:26:11
    Allen Prunty wrote to Digital Man <=-


    > my BBS in about 20 years.
    2. nodelist.js has nothing to do with the FidoNet nodelist. I'm not sure where you got that idea, but you can actually *read* a .js file and see what it's for.

    Can't find this anywhere on the wiki.

    Maybe you don't need it then. :-)

    Please... I can't even remember my own Node Number and it's going to be 1:2320/1 and 1:2320/100 lol.

    I vaguely remember Synchronet having the capability to look up node numbers in a nodelist while sending mail. I could be wrong... but it seems like it was once there.

    You're probably thinking of a 3rd party program like FNLScan.


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