I have tried to change some of the files match to my own
use and tried some of the scripts as runpoll and runpoll-binkd.
áThe help file has examples noted of which scripts to run...
Hmm, if it should show it in some help file haven't I seen in the
packet, there is only the documentation of doc's ad this is not
tell of which script to run for batch file runs and which runpoll
file to use.
Hi Gert!
On Sep 8, 2007, at 6:17 PM, Gert Koefoed Andersen wrote:
I have tried to change some of the files match to my own
use and tried some of the scripts as runpoll and runpoll-binkd.
áThe help file has examples noted of which scripts to run...
Hmm, if it should show it in some help file haven't I seen in the
packet, there is only the documentation of doc's ad this is not
tell of which script to run for batch file runs and which runpoll
file to use.
á áMore specifically; the fidogate.info file.á There should also beá
a fidogate.texi file, from which you can create html files using
texi2html. á áIn those files, there is a writeup about using Fidogate
with points or leaf nodes, which note which scripts should be run
regularly:
rungate
runin
runmail
runnews
runout
Hi Gert!
On Sep 8, 2007, at 6:17 PM, Gert Koefoed Andersen wrote:
I have tried to change some of the files match to my own
use and tried some of the scripts as runpoll and runpoll-binkd.
áThe help file has examples noted of which scripts to run...
Hmm, if it should show it in some help file haven't I seen in the
packet, there is only the documentation of doc's ad this is not
tell of which script to run for batch file runs and which runpoll
file to use.
á áMore specifically; the fidogate.info file.á There should also beá
a fidogate.texi file, from which you can create html files using
texi2html. á áIn those files, there is a writeup about using Fidogate
with points or leaf nodes, which note which scripts should be run
regularly:
rungate
runin
runmail
runnews
runout
Sep 10 11:18 07, Robert J. Clay wrote to All: 10 Sep 07 11:18, Robert J.
Clay wrote to All:
á áMore specifically; the fidogate.info file.á There should also
be a fidogate.texi file, from which you can create html files
using texi2html. á áIn those files, there is a writeup about
using Fidogate with points or leaf nodes, which note which
scripts should be run regularly:
rungate
runin
runmail
runnews
runout
ok, This have I now running each hour ant right after is I using a mix
of the script runpoll-binkd and runpoll. THen is there then if in fidogate.conf and areas is right setup. The examples showing a technical point as this: for my zone 900 system where hpt runs the mail as
900:900/0 + 900:104/1 address 900:900/0.1 gateaddress 900:900/0.1
á áMore specifically; the fidogate.info file.á There should also
be a fidogate.texi file, from which you can create html files
using texi2html. á áIn those files, there is a writeup about
using Fidogate with points or leaf nodes, which note which
scripts should be run regularly:
rungate
runin
runmail
runnews
runout
The way I currently have the scripting set up; I run those
scripts noted above after receiving mail, & run the following
just before polling the systems' uplink:
====<cut>==============================
BINDIR=/usr/lib/fidogate/bin
cd $BINDIR
# Gateway
$BINDIR/send-fidogate
# Tosser w/o file attachments
$BINDIR/runtoss outpkt
$BINDIR/runtoss outpkt/mail
$BINDIR/runtoss outpkt/news
====<cut>==============================
ok, This have I now running each hour ant right after is I using a mix
of the script runpoll-binkd and runpoll. THen is there then if in
fidogate.conf and areas is right setup. The examples showing a technical
point as this: for my zone 900 system where hpt runs the mail as
900:900/0 + 900:104/1 address 900:900/0.1 gateaddress 900:900/0.1
Note that there is no requirement to set the GateAddress but if
you
do, it should be different from the main Addresses. If not set, it
is
assumed to be the same as the primary aka: I generally don't set
it...
Sep 10 11:18 07, Robert J. Clay wrote to All: 10 Sep 07 11:18, Robert J.
Clay wrote to All:
á áMore specifically; the fidogate.info file.á There shouldalso RJC> be a fidogate.texi file, from which you can create html files
using texi2html. á áIn those files, there is a writeup aboutscripts should be run regularly:
using Fidogate with points or leaf nodes, which note which RJC>
rungate
runin
runmail
runnews
runout
ok, This have I now running each hour ant right after is I using a mix
of the script runpoll-binkd and runpoll. THen is there then if in fidogate.conf and areas is right setup. The examples showing a technical point as this: for my zone 900 system where hpt runs the mail as
900:900/0 + 900:104/1 address 900:900/0.1 gateaddress 900:900/0.1
á áMore specifically; the fidogate.info file.á There shouldalso RJC> be a fidogate.texi file, from which you can create html files
using texi2html. á áIn those files, there is a writeup aboutscripts should be run regularly:
using Fidogate with points or leaf nodes, which note which RJC>
rungate
runin
runmail
runnews
runout
The way I currently have the scripting set up; I run those
scripts noted above after receiving mail, & run the following
just before polling the systems' uplink:
====<cut>==============================
BINDIR=/usr/lib/fidogate/bin
cd $BINDIR
# Gateway
$BINDIR/send-fidogate
# Tosser w/o file attachments
$BINDIR/runtoss outpkt
$BINDIR/runtoss outpkt/mail
$BINDIR/runtoss outpkt/news
====<cut>==============================
ok, This have I now running each hour ant right after is I using a mix
of the script runpoll-binkd and runpoll. THen is there then if in
fidogate.conf and areas is right setup. The examples showing a technical
point as this: for my zone 900 system where hpt runs the mail as
900:900/0 + 900:104/1 address 900:900/0.1 gateaddress 900:900/0.1
Note that there is no requirement to set the GateAddress but if
you do, it should be different from the main Addresses.
If not set, it is assumed to be the same as the primary aka:
I generally don't set it...
I only the numbers in the first address now in fidogate.conf
There is to setup for gateaddressing in the config file.
############################################
## Main setup
############################################
Address 900:900/0.1
#GateAddress
* Forwarded from area 'LINUX_BBS'
Hi Gert!
On Sat, 15 Sep 2007 23:58:30 -0400, Gert Koefoed Andersen wrote:
I only the numbers in the first address now in fidogate.conf
There is to setup for gateaddressing in the config file.
############################################
## Main setup
############################################
Address 900:900/0.1
#GateAddress
And how is that working out?
Sep 19 16:28 07, R.J. Clay wrote to Gert Koefoed Andersen: 19 Sep 07
16:28, R.J. Clay wrote to Gert Koefoed Andersen:
And how is that working out?
In the first way it seem to work but in the last 7 days it look not to
have gated anything from my INN sefl if I have got lot of articles home.
16:28, R.J. Clay wrote to Gert Koefoed Andersen:
And how is that working out?
In the first way it seem to work but in the last 7 days it look not to
have gated anything from my INN self if I have got lot of articles home.
Are you saying that locally posted messages aren't getting out?
Are they showing up in the outgoing spool log? On my system, running INN
v1.7, that is at /var/spool/news/out.going/fidogate; it's what
send-fidogate uses to determine what to send out.
Jame
-+- FIDOGATE 4.4.11
+ Origin: FTN Gate at Rocasa (1:120/545.0)
Are you saying that locally posted messages aren't getting out?
Not exactly this, just when pullnews
have got from 5 to 50 articles home in the groups
it is like they have got to unwanted and exprired system and
then is fidogate not find the new articles and just show in
log that there is no articles to gate.
Are you saying that locally posted messages aren't getting
out?
Not exactly this, just when pullnews
I don't use INN v2.x; I use v1.7, which does not use that program.
If/when I have time, I may set up a test system using the later
versions
of INN; Debian also has v2.4.3 of INN available, but I don't usually
use that because it's more complex than I really need...
Yes, they is all setup in my areas file.have got from 5 to 50 articles home in the groups
it is like they have got to unwanted and exprired system and
then is fidogate not find the new articles and just show in
log that there is no articles to gate.
Are the echos & their associated newsgroups listed in the file
/etc/fidogate/areas?
Are their newsgroups listed in /var/lib/news/active?That should they why I have used "/usr/lib64/news/bin/ctlinnd newgruop (groupname) m
Are the newsgroups listed properly in the fidogate entry in
/etc/news/newsfeeds ?
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