• zeus/binkd

    From Stephen Walsh@39:901/280 to Neil Williams on Mon May 17 17:09:55 2010
    Hello Neil.

    How's your testing of a fixed Binkd for the Amiga going?
    Any chance of letting a few other's test it?

    Is there a global option to change the max number of messages in echomail area's within zeus?


    Stephen

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  • From Benny Pedersen@39:14/0 to Stephen Walsh on Tue May 18 12:30:54 2010
    Hello Stephen!

    17 May 2010 17:09, Stephen Walsh wrote to Neil Williams:

    How's your testing of a fixed Binkd for the Amiga going?
    Any chance of letting a few other's test it?

    i will try build it here, hope i can on warpos gcc version, or some other ways to make it on a4000t ppc

    else i could send some money to one that knows more then me to make a compile for me

    have the amiga version bz2 and gz compression ?

    Is there a global option to change the max number of messages in
    echomail area's within zeus?

    and hope Neil have planned os4 native port of the whole zeus bbs, this could get my attention more then a working binkp :)


    Regards Benny

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  • From Neil Williams@39:136/1 to Stephen Walsh on Sat May 22 14:57:28 2010
    Hi Stephen,
    On Monday May 17 2010, Stephen Walsh said to Neil Williams:

    How's your testing of a fixed Binkd for the Amiga going? Any chance of letting a few other's test it?

    Indeed, after some unintended long term testing it has proven very reliable.

    The binary is available at: http://dropbox.myserverroom.co.uk/binkd-1.0.lha

    Is there a global option to change the max number of messages in
    echomail area's within zeus?

    No, but there are rexx scripts (see MsgAreas) which can alter all/groups of areas in one go.


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    Neil Williams
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  • From Stephen Walsh@39:901/280 to Benny Pedersen on Mon May 24 09:13:07 2010
    Hello Benny.

    18 May 10 12:30, you wrote to me:

    How's your testing of a fixed Binkd for the Amiga going?
    Any chance of letting a few other's test it?

    i will try build it here, hope i can on warpos gcc version, or some
    other ways to make it on a4000t ppc

    The latest version's wouldn't compile for me, using a amiga dev enviroment hdf that I downloaded (Think it was the geek gadget's setup).. To many error's with the old (ie: back in the stone age) gcc....


    and hope Neil have planned os4 native port of the whole zeus bbs, this could get my attention more then a working binkp :)

    Why, do you have some really expensive hardware that has no OS on it...

    I won't be getting one of the new Amiga x1000's, but will watch what goes on. I'm expecting the hardware to be mega expensive to land one here in Australia.




    Stephen

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  • From Stephen Walsh@39:901/280 to Neil Williams on Mon May 24 09:16:46 2010
    Hello Neil.

    22 May 10 14:57, you wrote to me:

    How's your testing of a fixed Binkd for the Amiga going? Any
    chance of letting a few other's test it?

    Indeed, after some unintended long term testing it has proven very reliable.

    The binary is available at: http://dropbox.myserverroom.co.uk/binkd-1.0.lha

    Thanks... Have downloaded it, and will test ver shortly.

    Is there a global option to change the max number of messages in
    echomail area's within zeus?

    No, but there are rexx scripts (see MsgAreas) which can alter
    all/groups of areas in one go.

    Ok, will have a look and see what I can make into a pile of mess...



    Stephen

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  • From Stephen Walsh@39:901/280 to Neil Williams on Wed May 26 18:10:13 2010
    Hello Neil.

    22 May 10 14:57, you wrote to me:

    How's your testing of a fixed Binkd for the Amiga going? Any
    chance of letting a few other's test it?

    Indeed, after some unintended long term testing it has proven very reliable.

    Must be somehting on your system to make it work... as this is what happens here...

    Notice the './' in front of the path that is set via the config.

    I even created a empty 3.633.280.0 file and still got the same error.

    When trying to run binkd, I used this command:

    binkd-1.0 -P 3:633/280 binkd.cfg

    using option -p or -c returens a "cannot open 3:633/280: Device not configured" error.


    === binkd.log ====
    26 May 15:20:51 [142632240] BEGIN, binkd/1.0a-542/Amiga -cP 3:633/280 binkd.cfg
    26 May 15:20:51 [142632240] creating a poll for 3:633/280@fidonet (`d' flavour)
    ? 26 May 15:20:51 [142632240] cannot create ./zeus:outbound/3.633.280.0.dlo: No such file or directory
    26 May 15:20:51 [142632240] clientmgr started
    ! 26 May 15:20:56 [142632240] got signal #2.

    26 May 15:30:11 [142632240] BEGIN, binkd/1.0a-542/Amiga -cP 3:633/280 binkd.cfg
    26 May 15:30:11 [142632240] creating a poll for 3:633/280@fidonet (`d' flavour)
    ? 26 May 15:30:11 [142632240] cannot create ./zeus:outbound/3.633.280.0.dlo: No such file or directory
    26 May 15:30:11 [142632240] clientmgr started
    ? 26 May 15:30:11 [142632240] mkpath: No such file or directory
    ? 26 May 15:30:11 [142632240] mkpath: No such file or directory
    ? 26 May 15:30:12 [142632240] mkpath: No such file or directory
    26 May 15:30:12 [142632240] rc(144151936)=0
    ! 26 May 15:30:37 [142632240] got signal #2.
    === Cut ===


    === binkd.cfg ===
    domain fidonet zeus:outbound/ 3
    domain fido alias-for fidonet
    domain fidonet.org alias-for fidonet
    address 3:633/281.0@fidonet
    sysname "Dragon's Lair BBS - Amiga"
    location "Ballarat, Australia"
    sysop "Stephen Walsh"
    nodeinfo 57600,TCP,BINKP
    send-if-pwd
    log binkd.log
    loglevel 4
    conlog 4
    percents
    printq
    backresolv

    #
    # Inbound directory for secure and non-secure links
    #
    inbound zeus:inbound/
    inbound-nonsecure zeus:inbound/

    temp-inbound zeus:inbound/temp/

    minfree 2048
    minfree-nonsecure 2048
    kill-old-bsy 43200
    #
    # Use Amiga Style Outbound (ASO)
    #
    aso

    node 3:633/280.0 192.168.1.2 getareal
    === Cut ===




    Stephen

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  • From Benny Pedersen@39:14/0 to Stephen Walsh on Fri May 28 03:28:08 2010
    Hello Stephen!

    26 May 2010 18:10, Stephen Walsh wrote to Neil Williams:

    ? 26 May 15:20:51 [142632240] cannot create ./zeus:outbound/3.633.280.0.dlo:
    No such file or directory

    seems unix dir to amiga assign is not rewrited in binkd :/

    ./ is current unix dir

    in amiga os this is PROGDIR:

    so PROGDIR:zeus:/fooo ugly :)

    try remove assigns in binkd.cfg dont know if this can be done, but imho its amiga, not windows crap :)


    Regards Benny


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  • From Stephen Walsh@39:901/280 to Benny Pedersen on Sun Jun 6 17:35:50 2010
    Hello Benny.

    28 May 10 03:28, you wrote to me:

    26 May 2010 18:10, Stephen Walsh wrote to Neil Williams:

    ? 26 May 15:20:51 [142632240] cannot create
    ./zeus:outbound/3.633.280.0.dlo:
    No such file or directory

    seems unix dir to amiga assign is not rewrited in binkd :/

    ./ is current unix dir

    in amiga os this is PROGDIR:

    so PROGDIR:zeus:/fooo ugly :)

    try remove assigns in binkd.cfg dont know if this can be done, but
    imho its amiga, not windows crap :)

    I have just done a test using the real path and this version works.
    ie: bbs:zeus/outbound vs zeus:outbound (bbs is the drive name, zeus is the assign to the zeus dir on bbs)


    Now we'll see if it's stable.



    Stephen

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  • From Benny Pedersen@39:14/0 to Stephen Walsh on Sun Jun 6 19:49:20 2010
    Hello Stephen!

    06 Jun 2010 17:35, Stephen Walsh wrote to Benny Pedersen:

    I have just done a test using the real path and this version works.
    ie: bbs:zeus/outbound vs zeus:outbound (bbs is the drive name, zeus is the assign to the zeus dir on bbs)

    how is coding in c going ? :)

    what i like you to try is to put binkd in bbs: and start it from there with NO assigns in binkd.cfg

    what amiga does there is to use PROGDIR:zeus/outbound voila

    or maybe its need to be with assigns, what does snoopdos say ?

    Now we'll see if it's stable.

    got a point ? :)


    Regards Benny


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  • From Stephen Walsh@39:136/1 to Benny Pedersen on Thu Jun 24 23:14:58 2010

    On Sunday June 06 2010, Benny Pedersen said to Stephen Walsh:

    how is coding in c going ? :)

    The thing called "RL" gets in the way. Although today's I've had some time
    to get some more work on the Zeus based system done.

    what i like you to try is to put binkd in bbs: and start it from there with NO assigns in binkd.cfg

    Using the real paths has worked. I now have a stable working Binkd on the amiga, and will be getting other parts fixed and edited.

    Stephen
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