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     Installing a Domain Zone Page
     by Janis Kracht, 1:261/38, janis@filegate.net

     This link,
     http://www.dslwebserver.com/main/fr_index.html?/main/sbs-zoneedit
     -registration.html

     (wraps!) has to be about the best one I've seen for the steps
     necesary to create a zone, or just update one on zoneedit.com...

     Zoneedit.com is a commercial DNS service that will allow you to use
     their nameservers for up to 5 domain names for FREE.  If would like
     to use their nameservers for more than 5 domain names, you have to
     pay.  Because zoneedit.com provides DNS service for free, you can
     imagine how popular this site is.  I think I first began useing
     Zoneedit when I first switched from another free-dns service
     sometime in 1995.  That previous one folded..  zoneedit has been
     going strong all this time though.

     I don't have to change my zone pages often, but now and again it's
     necessary.  When that happens, I'll think, how did I do THAT before
     :)

     I've had to revamp my zone pages for filegate.net three times,
     IIRC, but finding this link sure would have made it easier for me
     when I had to make the changes.

     The process is really pretty simple if you follow the text at the
     site above..  essentially, you pay for a domain name, you go to
     zoneedit.com, and then you click on "Free Sign Up" to create an
     account.  That will allow you up to 5 domains..  you may be like me,
     and just use one, so you fill out the info form as displayed at
     zoneedit.com (just as the dslwebserver.com link above shows you.)

     Once you've signed up for account on zoneedit, you'll get an email
     with your user name, password, and other information.  Log back
     into Zoneedit.com with this information, and then click on "Add
     Zones".  You'll see the offer of 5 free zones.  Enter the domain
     name you want to create a zone for..  (or you an use the "bulk
     loader" screen to add multiple domain names).

     Then you'll get a warning stating that you have to tell your dns
     provider the new Primary and Secondary name servers that
     zoneedit.com has assigned you.  I.e, contact your registrar (the
     people from whom you purchased this domain name) and tell them to
     change its nameservers to the displayed nameservers, which will
     look something like:

      filegate.net    NS17.ZONEEDIT.COM
      filegate.net    NS13.ZONEEDIT.COM

     Once you get the name servers updated on your registar, your site
     will be live :)

     This webpage at
     http://www.dslwebserver.com/main/fr_index.html?
     /main/sbs-zoneedit-registration.html
     (wraps)
     goes on to explain how to setup your MX records, CMames and aliases
     (like ftp.filegate.net).  Great site :)


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     Fidonet Mailers 101 - What you need to know...
     By Janis Kracht, 1:261/38, janis@filegate.net

     Basically, Fidonet uses two or three type mailers

     1. ArcMail Attach Mailers

     Frontdoor type mailers are called arcmail attach mailers.. this
     is because netmail messages are used to transport archives of say
     netmail or echomail, as "attaches" to the netmail message.  Every
     time you create a packet, a netmail message is created with an
     attach for your packet, for instance:

     Packet name: d7347ec8.we1 is shown as an attach to 6725520.msg

     ===6725520.msg===
     ARCmail Phil Kimble
     /home/bbbs/outbound/d7347ec8.we1 29 Jun 11 00:00:04 INTL 1:128/2
     1:261/38 FLAGS DIR KFS
     ===

     Arcmail attach mailers like FrontDoor use one outbound for all
     zones..  so with an arcmail attach mailer, you'll see all your
     netmail messages in one single outbound area, regardless of the
     Zone.

     2. Binkley-Style Outbound Mailers or Flo Mailers

     Binkley-Outbound type mailers are named that way because they use
     the same general directory structure as Binkley-Term, with a
     separate outbound for each Zone.

     Binkley-Outbound (BO) style mailers are also often called FLO
     mailers..  They don't use netmail messages to attach the packet,
     rather the mailer sometimes creates file with a .flo extension, that
     lists all of the netmail messages that should be sent by the mailer
     to the destination node.


     ????????.flo files might look like this:

     -rwxrwxrwx 1 bbs bbs 16 2010-09-26 02:07 0000000c.hlo
     -rwxrwxrwx 1 bbs bbs 16 2010-09-26 02:07 00000005.hlo
     The BO mailer also lists the flavour of the netmail to be sent, such
     as crash or hold, by using a specific extension for each flavor of
     mail being sent out...  in other words, crash netmail is shown as a
     .CLO (flo, but with a C), messages on hold are listed as in a .HLO
     file.

     With BinkD which uses BO style directories, the list of netmail
     messages to be sent can be listed as a .CLO (CRASH) or .HLO (HOLD),
     depending on the flavor you have put in the BinkD config file, and
     rather than create a .flo file, BinkD puts all the files for a
     particular node in a particular directory:

     For example, BinkD creates a directory under linux at least, for each
     node:

     /home/bbbs/binkd/outbound/01050026.pnt:
     -rwxrwxrwx 1 bbs bbs 16 2010-09-26 02:07 0000000c.clo
     -rwxrwxrwx 1 bbs bbs 16 2010-09-26 02:07 00000005.clo

     because of the .clo extension the mailer knows to send that traffic
     immediately (crash).

     BinkD is a BO style mailer in that it creates separate outbounds for
     each node it sends mail to..  though binkd doesn't create a .flo
     file listing all the netmail messages like Binkley-Term mailer (the
     grandad of mailers) does, rather it creates a directory for each
     node it sends to.

     3. Using an Internet Mailer like Argus (or it's clone, Radius), or
     BinkD

     Essentially the first thing you have to remember is to tell your BBS
     program and your mailer what type mail you are going to send (BO or
     Arcmail attach) - both the BBS program and the mailer have to match
     as to the type mail being sent.

     If you are using ARGUS mailer, you have to decide if you want "many
     outbounds" (flo_mailer) or just one (ArcMail)..  for many outbounds,
     you'd specify "FLO_MAILER" in say the sbbs.cfg file if you are
     running Synchronet.

     Here's an example of a sbbs.cfg file of a node using a Argus in BO
     mode, Thanks to Robert Starr for this example:


     ===========cut here========start sbbsecho config==========
     NOTIFY 1
     FLO_MAILER                                   (comment Zone 1)
     ELIST_ONLY
     LOGFILE d:\sbbs\data\logs\sbbsecho.log       (can change)
     LOG ALL
     INBOUND d:\sbbs\radius\inbox\                (comment: can change,
                                                   for each ftn program)
     SECURE_INBOUND d:\sbbs\radius\inbox\secure\  (comment: can change,
                                                   for each ftn program)
     OUTBOUND d:\sbbs\radius\outbox\              (comment: can change,
                                                   for each ftn program)
     DIRECT 1:261/38
     PACKER ZIP 0 504B
     PACK %!pkzip %f %s
     UNPACK %!pkunzip %f %s
     END
     USEPACKER  ZIP 1:261/38 1:ALL 2:ALL 3:ALL 4:ALL 5:ALL 6:ALL 10:ALL
     AREAFIX    1:261/38 ******
     ROUTE_TO   1:261/38 1:261/38 1:ALL 2:ALL 3:ALL 4:ALL 5:ALL 6:ALL
     =================cut here======end sbbsecho config========


     4. Using Argus as an ArcMail Attach Mailer or as a BO Mailer

     This tutorial at http://www.filegate.net/zone1/ar-index.html takes
     you through setting up Argus as an Arcmail Attach type mailer.  Just
     follow the steps outlined in that document, and you should be all
     set.

     If you'd rather use BO style outbounds, there is another tutorial
     for Radius (an Argus clone) at
     http://time.synchro.net:81/fidonet.ssjs

     5. T-Mail style Boxes in BinkD

     One of the neatest things you can do with BinkD, is use T-mail style
     boxes to store and then send mail.

     You can tell BinkD in the binkd.cfg file for each node, whether to
     use the normal inbound and outbound directory or whether to use
     directories you specify for that node in the config file, as that
     node's inbound and/or outbound directory.

     This is an example that tells binkd to send out from the
     binkd/rossout directory:


     node 1:123/500@fidonet the-estar.com c PASSWORD /home/binkd/rossout

     This tells Binkd to use the normal inbound directory for mail from
     1:123/500, but only to use the directory, /home/binkd/rossout/ for
     outbound files.  This line also tell binkd to send the traffic in
     the rossout directory as crash mail.






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