Hellohere
I have a question about allowing my bbs to send email messages. Something
is not configured correctly and I am trying to figure out how to fix it. I already have the DNS A and MX record setup.[17.57.8.141]
09:44:45 0000 SEND Message #11 (1 of 1) from Plt #1 plt@192.168.0.200 to ptaylor19003 [ptaylor19003@icloud.com]
09:44:45 0256 SEND connecting to port 25 on mx3.mail.icloud.com
09:44:46 0256 !INVALID RESPONSE: '501 5.1.7 Bad sender address syntax' Expected: '250'
09:44:46 0256 !SEND Delivery attempt #1 FAILED (mx3.mail.icloud.com replied with:
"501 5.1.7 Bad sender address syntax"
instead of the expected reply:
"250 ...") for message #11 from Plt to ptaylor19003@icloud.com
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HelloThis ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ is a problem. Looks like you need to set SCFG->Networks->Internet->Address to your actual BBS hostname.
I have a question about allowing my bbs to send email messages. Something here is not configured correctly and I am trying to figure out how to fix it. I already have the DNS A and MX record setup.
09:44:45 0000 SEND Message #11 (1 of 1) from Plt #1 plt@192.168.0.200 to
Try turning on extra debugging for SMTP in your sbbs.ini file and see if it shows what's trying to be sent to elicit the bad sender address error.
problem. Looks like you need to set SCFG->Networks->Internet->Address to your actual BBS hostname.
problem. Looks like you need to set SCFG->Networks->Internet->Address to your actual BBS hostname.I
problem. Looks like you need to set
SCFG->Networks->Internet->Address to your actual BBS hostname.
I
I chganged the system address, shutdown the bbs system and restarted and the same this is accuring.
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Re: SMTP
By: Digital Man to Plt on Wed Oct 31 2018 10:53:51
problem. Looks like you need to set SCFG->Networks->Internet->Address to your actual BBS hostname.I
I chganged the system address, shutdown the bbs system and restarted and the same this is accuring.
On 10-31-18 12:15, Nelgin wrote to Plt <=-
Try turning on extra debugging for SMTP in your sbbs.ini file and see
if it shows what's trying to be sent to elicit the bad sender address error.
Re: SMTP
By: Digital Man to Plt on Wed Oct 31 2018 10:53:51
I was able to fix the issue.
Thanks
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I was able to fix the issue.
Thanks
Care to share the solution for others who may be facing the same issue?
Re: Re: SMTP
By: Nelgin to Plt on Thu Nov 01 2018 10:25 pm
I was able to fix the issue.
Thanks
Care to share the solution for others who may be facing the same issue?
you dont know phil too well do ya
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I was able to fix the issue.
Care to share the solution for others who may be facing the same
issue?
you dont know phil too well do ya
I see sbbs.dynu.net in your origin line now. I don't see your BBS name in there though..
Re: Re: SMTP
By: Nelgin to Plt on Thu Nov 01 2018 10:25 pm
I was able to fix the issue.
I was able to fix the issue.
Sorry, I forgot what I did to fix it.
Care to share the solution for others who may be facing the same
issue?
you dont know phil too well do ya
I've heard of phil. Has he always used the username 'Plt'?
I was able to fix the issue.
Sorry, I forgot what I did to fix it.
https://i.redd.it/6ootj7ebtiu11.jpg
Re: Re: SMTP
By: echicken to Plt on Sun Nov 04 2018 12:26 am
I was able to fix the issue.
Sorry, I forgot what I did to fix it.
https://i.redd.it/6ootj7ebtiu11.jpg
Roffles... I'm no help either. :)
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On 11-14-18 16:05, MRO wrote to Android8675 <=-
there was a guy here who got fudforum working with synchronet's
sequence of nntp commands and he flat out refused to tell us how he did it. i figured he was a liar.
On 11-14-18 16:05, MRO wrote to Android8675 <=-
there was a guy here who got fudforum working with synchronet's sequence of nntp commands and he flat out refused to tell us how he did it. i figured he was a liar.
That's one I haven't tried. I used Fudforum years ago, but had it linked to mailing lists, rather than newsgroups.
On 11-14-18 22:54, MRO wrote to Tony Langdon <=-
a while back i had vbulletin hooked up to work with my synchronet msg bases. i figured i'd switch to fudforum since it was updated more and 'safer' , but it wasnt 100% compatiable.
On 11-14-18 22:54, MRO wrote to Tony Langdon <=-
a while back i had vbulletin hooked up to work with my synchronet msg bases. i figured i'd switch to fudforum since it was updated more and 'safer' , but it wasnt 100% compatiable.
Yeah pity about that, FudForum would have been a good addition.
On 11-16-18 16:48, Retro Guy wrote to Tony Langdon <=-
fudforum uses the same user/pass for all nntp access, which works fine with inn and other servers, because they allow posting by the poster's name, and logging in with another.
Synchronet will change the name to that of who is logged in (which is good).
But anyway, this is where the change is made to log in using something other than the pre-configured user/pass (in post.php). I can send a
diff if anyone really wants it):
On 11-16-18 16:48, Retro Guy wrote to Tony Langdon <=-
fudforum uses the same user/pass for all nntp access, which works fine with inn and other servers, because they allow posting by the poster's name, and logging in with another.
But anyway, this is where the change is made to log in using something other than the pre-configured user/pass (in post.php). I can send a
diff if anyone really wants it):
Interesting.
A diff might be hepful, just to avoid typos and stuff. :)
On 11-17-18 18:07, Retro Guy wrote to Tony Langdon <=-
A diff might be hepful, just to avoid typos and stuff. :)
Here they are. Two files, register.php and post.php. This is NOT a
final solution as I'm simply storing the plaintext password in the
user's 'location' value on registration. There are better ways to do
this, but I just wanted to see this actually work, and it does!
On 11-17-18 18:07, Retro Guy wrote to Tony Langdon <=-
A diff might be hepful, just to avoid typos and stuff. :)
Here they are. Two files, register.php and post.php. This is NOT a
final solution as I'm simply storing the plaintext password in the user's 'location' value on registration. There are better ways to do this, but I just wanted to see this actually work, and it does!
Thanks. :)
On 11-17-18 18:07, Retro Guy wrote to Tony Langdon <=-
A diff might be hepful, just to avoid typos and stuff. :)
Here they are. Two files, register.php and post.php. This is NOT a
final solution as I'm simply storing the plaintext password in the user's 'location' value on registration. There are better ways to do this, but I just wanted to see this actually work, and it does!
Thanks. :)
On 11-18-18 07:41, Retro Guy wrote to Tony Langdon <=-
Thanks. :)
Glad to. Here's a better diff for post.php:
Again, please don't use this in a real setup. Either find a g
On 11-18-18 07:50, Retro Guy wrote to Tony Langdon <=-
If you're really thinking about using fudforum with Synchronet, you
might want to look at an authentication plugin a wrote a while back.
This plugin will authenticate fudforum logins against a POP server,
which Synchronet can be (that's what I use it for). It will check the user/pass against the pop server, then log in the user, or create the
user in the fudforum db if necessary. Also, if you change the pass in Synchronet, it will synchronize the new pass in fudforum.
On 11-18-18 07:50, Retro Guy wrote to Tony Langdon <=-
If you're really thinking about using fudforum with Synchronet, you might want to look at an authentication plugin a wrote a while back.
This plugin will authenticate fudforum logins against a POP server, which Synchronet can be (that's what I use it for). It will check the user/pass against the pop server, then log in the user, or create the user in the fudforum db if necessary. Also, if you change the pass in Synchronet, it will synchronize the new pass in fudforum.
Now that is a cool idea. :)
I might revisit Fudforum, as an extra web interface. :)
On 11-18-18 18:43, Retro Guy wrote to Tony Langdon <=-
I might revisit Fudforum, as an extra web interface. :)
If you decide to, I have a really lame replacement I wrote for registration in fudforum that will create the user in Synchronet. This way, a forum user does not need to visit the bbs to create their
username, it's all done in fudforum.
I'm actually about done with fudforum, in favor of my own lame forum software, rslight. That's the forum interface you see if you visit my
bbs using a browser. It comes complete with bugs!
"It's not about awesome software, it's about the fun of working on it!"
On 11-18-18 18:43, Retro Guy wrote to Tony Langdon <=-
I'm actually about done with fudforum, in favor of my own lame forum software, rslight. That's the forum interface you see if you visit my bbs using a browser. It comes complete with bugs!
Looks quite good actually. How come the change? :)
work"It's not about awesome software, it's about the fun of working on it!"
I'm not a programmer, for me it's about making whatever pieces I can find
together for best effect. ;)
On 11-19-18 08:35, Retro Guy wrote to Tony Langdon <=-
Thanks! I had a major problem with fudforum on tor. I couldn't not put
a stop to people visiting the site, and grabbing someone else's
session. I was never able to resolve that. In i2p and clearnet, it's
fine, but not tor. I finally gave up, and decided to replace the site
in tor with rslight, which then led me to put more effort into rslight.
At this point, I'm probably going to drop fudforum completely. Also,
it's very time consuming to make changes in fudforum that apply to all groups.
"It's not about awesome software, it's about the fun of working on it!"
I'm not a programmer, for me it's about making whatever pieces I can find
work
together for best effect. ;)
Exactly, I do the same. rslight is actually a simple nntp interface
from many years back that didn't look, or really work, anything like it does now, but it is based on the work of a very outdated piece of
software (that was great in it's time).
The name actually comes from the idea of replacing fudforum. The sites were fudforum sites on 'Rocksolid'. So I replaced the interface with 'Rocksolid Light', or 'rslight'.
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