Text 18239, 30 rader
Skriven 2014-09-13 17:10:32 av Joe Delahaye (44626.fidonews)
  Kommentar till text 18217 av mark lewis (1:3634/12.0)
Ärende: Dupe loop? Seen-by stripping ?
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  Re: Dupe loop? Seen-by stripping ?
  By: mark lewis to Joe Delahaye on Sat Sep 13 2014 10:51:00

 JD>> The hld file was already gone.  I dont recall if I deleted that or 
 JD>> it went by itself.

 ML> there might not have been one... my binkd tried to contact a system in the
 ML> last months... that system didn't yet have their address configured that
 ML> my binkd was trying to send to... i'll have to go digging back in my logs
 ML> but IIRC my binkd didn't honor my hold time of 10 minutes and all my other
 ML> timings are 1 minute... it was repeatedly trying to connect faster than
 ML> once a minute and never went into hold mode... it is something i need to
 ML> look into closer and see about reporting but now that you've experianced
 ML> it, you might report it, too ;)


No, the hld file was defintely there orginally.  I ran into another problem
though.  I had a forward (I assume) for 2 2320 nodes.  Neither one was in the
binkd.txt file, and since there is no route table for binkd, it tried to
connect, and never got there.  I finally had to get the .out files, rename them
to .pkt files and routed them via Rex's route table.  Hopefully they will get
there.  I was unable to send them direct even with Rex because they were n ot
in my list, and I guess Rex, could not read the nodelist properly since there
was no address in the bbs field or the IBN,  instead it was an ITX.  The other
net was the host and it too would not connect at all.

Perhaps, we should move this thread to the binkd echo.  there may be more
answers there.
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