On 11-06-18 05:04, opsys wrote to garycrunk <=-
@TZ: 030c
Yes, but where do I set that password on the server side?
I am setting up a message network between a couple of boards. However,
I cannot figure out how to set the BinkP server password.
There's no real server and client, binkp is peer-peer. You have to make sure both ends of each link have the same session password.
So if you have 2 nodes, say (using highly ficticious addresses here):
99:1/1 and 99:1/2
On 99:1/1, the binkp session details must include a password, say it's
SeCrEt".
Then on 99:1/2, there will be an entry for 99:1/1 as an echomail node (in Mystic speak). In that entry's binkp session details, you also have to make the session password is set to "SeCrEt".
If you had a second link, say 99:1/1 - 99:1/3, then you would use a different session passowrd, let's say it's "D0NTT3LL".
Here, on 99:1/1, the binkp session details for 99:1/3 would have "D0NTT3LL" as the session password, and on 99:1/3, the entry for 99:1/1 would also have the same session password ("D0NTT3LL").
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