Hi all,

Just testing... fingers crossed.


Jesse Lawrence
Soundlab.ca BBS

... So this thing seems to be working. Welcome all!

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Hello Jesse,

On 16 Mar 15 17:54, Jesse Lawrence wrote to All:

Just testing... fingers crossed.

Gotchya here man. And no it wasn't you that caused the crash. :)

Regards,
Nick

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123 1/138 155 150 Hi all, Just testing... fingers crossed.

Got you over here at Cascades II BBS

... All things are green unless they are not.

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Accession wrote to Jesse Lawrence:

Hello Jesse,

On 16 Mar 15 17:54, Jesse Lawrence wrote to All:

Just testing... fingers crossed.

Gotchya here man. And no it wasn't you that caused the crash. :)

Great, thanks! And glad to hear it. :)


Jesse Lawrence
Soundlab.ca BBS

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Roger Shays wrote to Jesse Lawrence:

123 1/138 155 150 Hi all, Just testing... fingers crossed.

Got you over here at Cascades II BBS

Awesome, thanks!


Jesse Lawrence
Soundlab.ca BBS

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* Origi

On 03/16/15, Jesse Lawrence said the following...

Hi all,

Just testing... fingers crossed.

Is there an echo in here? :)

Ttyl :-),
Al

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On 03/16/15, Jesse Lawrence pondered and said...

@CHRS: LATIN-1 2
@MSGID: 46:1/137@agoranet 54f52974
@PID: MBSE-BBS 1.0.4 (GNU/Linux-x86_64)
@TZUTC: -0400
@TID: MBSE-FIDO 1.0.4 (GNU/Linux-x86_64)
@SEEN-BY: 1/0 100 102 104 107 108 109 111 113 115 116 118 121 123 124
125 126 @SEEN-BY: 1/127 128 132 133 135 137 138 139 140 141 142 143 144 145 146 147 @SEEN-BY: 1/148 149 150 151 152 153 155 156 158 159 160 161 248 701 702 2/101 @SEEN-BY: 2/103 104 106 3/101 102 103 203
@PATH: 1/137 100 3/103
Hi all,

Just testing... fingers crossed.

Hi Jesse

Got you here in New Zealand. Welcome!


Best, Paul

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Avon wrote to Jesse Lawrence:

Hi Jesse

Got you here in New Zealand. Welcome!

Best, Paul

Thanks Paul!


Jesse Lawrence
Soundlab.ca BBS

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Al wrote to Jesse Lawrence:

On 03/16/15, Jesse Lawrence said the following...

Hi all,

Just testing... fingers crossed.

Is there an echo in here? :)

:)

Al, slightly OT (though still on the topic of "testing"), did you receive
the netmail that I sent you via Fidonet? I took your advice regarding MBSE setup, but still no luck getting mbindex to pull the URLs out of the nodelist for mbcico to use. Will take this issue to the MBSE echo soon, though it's not really hindering me in any way (binkd works like a charm), it's just bugging me that I haven't been able to get it working.

Cheers,

Jesse Lawrence
Soundlab.ca BBS

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On 03/18/15, Jesse Lawrence said the following...

Al, slightly OT (though still on the topic of "testing"), did you
receive the netmail that I sent you via Fidonet?

No. Did you crash it or route it? You can poll me directly if you like, or
do any testing you need to my node. Binkp and telnet is at trmb.ca. I'd have the rest online too but my current ISP is a port blocker so I can't for the time being. Come to think of it telnet and binkp seem to do all I really need so maybe that's good enough.

I took your advice regarding MBSE setup, but still no luck getting
mbindex to pull the URLs out of the nodelist for mbcico to use. Will
take this issue to the MBSE echo soon, though it's not really hindering
me in any way (binkd works like a charm), it's just bugging me that I haven't been able to get it working.

I think the MBSE echo would be a good choice. There are some very
knowledgable (MBSE and otherwise) people there. They helped me out a lot when
I ran MBSE.

I will keep an eye out and post any ideas I can think of.

Ttyl :-),
Al

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On 03/18/15, Jesse Lawrence said the following...

out of the nodelist for mbcico to use. Will take this issue to the MBSE echo soon, though it's not really hindering me in any way (binkd works like a charm), it's just bugging me that I haven't been able to get it working.

I should have mentioned the BBS discussion area here on agoranet. There is another node here (at least) that runs MBSE. My be be able to get help here too.. :)

Ttyl :-),
Al

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Al wrote to Jesse Lawrence:

No. Did you crash it or route it? You can poll me directly if you like, or do any testing you need to my node. Binkp and telnet is at trmb.ca. I'd have
the rest online too but my current ISP is a port blocker so I can't for
the
time being. Come to think of it telnet and binkp seem to do all I really need
so maybe that's good enough.

I routed it; at least, I thought I did. It's possible (probable?) that I don't understand netmail routing, don't have it set up properly, and that routing is yet another area of FTN that I waded into without fully understanding. That's kind of my style :P More knowledge gaps to fill in ;)

I think the MBSE echo would be a good choice. There are some very knowledgable (MBSE and otherwise) people there. They helped me out a lot when
I ran MBSE.

I will keep an eye out and post any ideas I can think of.

Thanks Al. I've been busy the last few days, so really just answering pending replies and not thinking too much about the Fido/BBS situation. Will craft
a well-formed request for help when I've got some free time.

All the best,

Jesse Lawrence
Soundlab.ca BBS

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On 03/20/15, Jesse Lawrence said the following...

I routed it; at least, I thought I did. It's possible (probable?) that
I don't understand netmail routing, don't have it set up properly, and that routing is yet another area of FTN that I waded into without fully understanding. That's kind of my style :P More knowledge gaps to fill
in ;)

Mine to! When I was first setting up Mystic I sent myself a test message in a local area by a qwk packet. I uploaded the packet but never saw it in the
local area so I concluded the test a failure. I was on pharcyde the other day and there was that message in one of the echoes! DOH!

Seems to me routing netmail is a 50/50 proposition. You should just send that netmail to your local hub and away it goes as long as there are no broken links. Links can and will break though.

Thanks Al. I've been busy the last few days, so really just answering pending replies and not thinking too much about the Fido/BBS situation. Will craft a well-formed request for help when I've got some free time.

One day at a time.. :) You could probably route netmail to this address. If I read the path right there is just pharcyde between us.

Ttyl :-),
Al

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Hello Al,

On 20 Mar 15 21:01, Al wrote to Jesse Lawrence:

Seems to me routing netmail is a 50/50 proposition. You should just
send that netmail to your local hub and away it goes as long as there
are no broken links. Links can and will break though.

Thanks Al. I've been busy the last few days, so really just
answering pending replies and not thinking too much about the
Fido/BBS situation. Will craft a well-formed request for help
when I've got some free time.

One day at a time.. :) You could probably route netmail to this
address. If I read the path right there is just pharcyde between us.

For Agoranet, yes.. that's correct. You just route traffic for 46:* to me, and my system will send it off to the proper destination.

With that said, there was *nothing* in my netmail folder destined for either one of you. So either the netmail was created incorrectly and never made it here, or my system has already sent it off to it's destination.

You can also setup direct links to each other if you care to which will override any routing statements, but I would recommend leaving the route statement to me for any systems you don't have a direct link to. At least that's how it is at this point.

Regards,
Nick

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On 03/21/15, Accession said the following...

One day at a time.. :) You could probably route netmail to this address. If I read the path right there is just pharcyde between us.

For Agoranet, yes.. that's correct. You just route traffic for 46:* to
me, and my system will send it off to the proper destination.

When I setup agoranet that's just what I did but have never tried it. I'm
going to netmail Jesse in a few minutes so we'll see what happens.

With that said, there was *nothing* in my netmail folder destined for either one of you. So either the netmail was created incorrectly and
never made it here, or my system has already sent it off to it's destination.

There never was one so no worries.. there will be in a few minutes.. :)

Ttyl :-),
Al

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Hello Jesse!

18 Mar 15 13:19, you wrote to Al:

Al, slightly OT (though still on the topic of "testing"), did you
receive the netmail that I sent you via Fidonet? I took your advice regarding MBSE setup, but still no luck getting mbindex to pull the
URLs out of the nodelist for mbcico to use. Will take this issue to
the MBSE echo soon, though it's not really hindering me in any way
(binkd works like a charm), it's just bugging me that I haven't been
able to get it working.

Check the TCP/IP flags listed in MBSETUP 1.14.4. The nodelist compiler will only include the URLs for protocols that you indicate support for here. Mine is set to:

IBN,XX,ITN:60177,IFC

which enables all the capabilities of mbcico.

Andrew

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Hi all,

Just testing... fingers crossed.

Jesse Lawrence
Soundlab.ca BBS

... So this thing seems to be working. Welcome all!

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Got ya here :)



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On 03/20/15, Jesse Lawrence said the following...

Thanks Al. I've been busy the last few days, so really just answering pending replies and not thinking too much about the Fido/BBS situation. Will craft a well-formed request for help when I've got some free time.

Hey Jesse, I found myself tinkering with MBSE again and trying to poll my
hubs I was getting "no method found" errors. I puzzled with that for a while and I set mbsetup -> 18. Task Manager -> 11. Max TCP to 10 and after that
polls and mail/files seem to go as expected.

Max TCP was set by default to 0 so nothing was moving. I wonder if you have stuff working ok now?

I don't know what a good value for max tcp might be but that's a start.

Ttyl :-),
Al

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