A small request to aid my debugging of nodes with lots of echomail being held for them. When I look at logging like this I'm looking for a way of being
able to clearly read as a human which echonode is having mail packet for it

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- Mar 25 16:13:35 EXEC: zip -qj9 "c:\mystfsx\echomail\out\fidonet\0000ffee.mot" "c:\mystfsx\temputil\0f3fd4ce.pkt"
+ Mar 25 16:13:35 Adding PKT
"c:\mystfsx\echomail\out\fidonet\0000ffee.mot" to FLO c:\mystfsx\echomail\out\fidonet\00010076.hlo
+ Mar 25 16:13:35 Packet already in FLO
- Mar 25 16:13:35 EXEC: zip -qj9 "c:\mystfsx\echomail\out\fidonet\0000ffed.moi" "c:\mystfsx\temputil\0f3fd4ce.pkt"
+ Mar 25 16:13:35 Adding PKT
"c:\mystfsx\echomail\out\fidonet\0000ffed.moi" to FLO c:\mystfsx\echomail\out\fidonet\00010077.clo

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Could the echomail node address be added after the words 'Adding PKT' ?

So 'Adding PKT for 21:1/101' for example.

This would help me debug which node is getting what from those logs. I suck
at decoding 00010065.clo to whichever fsxNet node it is.

Best, Paul

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On 25 Mar 2019, Avon said the following...

This would help me debug which node is getting what from those logs. I suck at decoding 00010065.clo to whichever fsxNet node it is.

So until it does, you can do this from your friendly linux/bash prompt.

# printf "%d/%d" 0x0001 0x0065

1/101

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On 25 Mar 2019, deon said the following...

This would help me debug which node is getting what from those logs. suck at decoding 00010065.clo to whichever fsxNet node it is.

So until it does, you can do this from your friendly linux/bash prompt.
# printf "%d/%d" 0x0001 0x0065

1/101

Ha... No kidding... I just learned something new! ;)

Thank you. That is going to help me quite a bit here. I've got a bunch of
files sitting in my outbound, that I don't know who they belong to. :)


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On 25 Mar 2019 at 04:52a, deon pondered and said...

So until it does, you can do this from your friendly linux/bash prompt.

# printf "%d/%d" 0x0001 0x0065

1/101

...deon

Thanks Deon, that will help :)

Best, Paul

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A small request to aid my debugging of nodes with lots of echomail being held for them. When I look at logging like this I'm looking for a way of being able to clearly read as a human which echonode is having mail
packet for it

I've changed it to log like this now:

+ Adding PKT to FLO (addr=21:1/100 pkt=pktname flo=floname)

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* Origin: Sector 7 (21:1/108)

# printf "%d/%d" 0x0001 0x0065

1/101

Ha... No kidding... I just learned something new! ;)

Thank you. That is going to help me quite a bit here. I've got a bunch of files sitting in my outbound, that I don't know who they belong to. :)

I have a PKT browser on my list of TODOs I just have to find the time!

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On 25 Mar 2019, g00r00 said the following...

Thank you. That is going to help me quite a bit here. I've got a bunc files sitting in my outbound, that I don't know who they belong to. :

I have a PKT browser on my list of TODOs I just have to find the time!

That sounds great.

For awhile, I was selling jars of 'Spare Time' on ebay. For some reason, they didn't sell very well... :)


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On 25 Mar 2019 at 05:27p, g00r00 pondered and said...

I've changed it to log like this now:
+ Adding PKT to FLO (addr=21:1/100 pkt=pktname flo=floname)

Thanks that will help :)

Best, Paul

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On 25 Mar 2019 at 05:52p, Black Panther pondered and said...

For awhile, I was selling jars of 'Spare Time' on ebay. For some reason, they didn't sell very well... :)

I'd buy that for a dollar :)

Best, Paul

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On 03-25-19 17:28, g00r00 wrote to Black Panther <=-

I have a PKT browser on my list of TODOs I just have to find the time!

That would be nice!


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On 03-25-19 17:52, Black Panther wrote to g00r00 <=-

For awhile, I was selling jars of 'Spare Time' on ebay. For some
reason, they didn't sell very well... :)

Sounds like the can of "Queensland Sunshine" that I've had sitting around for 30 years or so. Wonder if it's gone off yet. :D


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On 25 Mar 2019 at 05:27p, g00r00 pondered and said...

I've changed it to log like this now:

+ Adding PKT to FLO (addr=21:1/100 pkt=pktname flo=floname)

another quick question. I have some 7,600+ raw .PKT files sitting in my echomail\out at NET 1 HUB. A number of them I suspect linked to a handful of nodes that have not polled to collect their traffic. Is there any quick way
of telling which systems those packets are being held for? I'm not sure if there is a .hlo file as such when nodes opt for raw packets or am I incorrect in this assumption? The only files I see in .hlo files I have checked are
links to compressed files of packets... admittedly I have not checked everything.

Best, Paul

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