From: jeff.smith@1:282/1031.remove-hr-this

To: Digital Man
Hello There,

I did a fresh install of SBBS (Synchronet BBS for Linux Version 3.17a Revision a Nov 10 2018 14:08 SMBLIB 2.60 GCC 5.4.0) and am using BinkIt for mail/file transfers. BinkIt seems to be working ok. But when mail is received and sbbsecho processes the inbound mail I get the following log entries:

2018-11-11 13:42:37 Unauthenticated COOKING EchoMail from 1:282/1031 ignored 2018-11-11 13:42:37 Unauthenticated FDN_ANNOUNCE EchoMail from 1:282/1031 ignored
2018-11-11 13:42:37 Unauthenticated FIDO-REQ EchoMail from 1:282/1031 ignored 2018-11-11 13:42:37 Unauthenticated WEATHER EchoMail from 1:282/1031 ignored

SBBS is setup to use 1:282/1032 as it's default AKA.

In the sbbsecho.ini file I have the following as a node entry for 1:282/1031

[node:1:282/1031@fidonet]
BinkpHost=bbs.ouijabrd.net
BinkpPort=24554
SessionPwd=<password>
BinkpPoll=yes

I am suspecting that it is a simple oversight on my part. Any thoughts or suggestions would be appreciated.


Jeff

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From: digital.man@vert.synchro.net.remove-f-this

To: Jeff Smith
Re: Echomail processing?
By: Jeff Smith to Digital Man on Mon Nov 12 2018 11:46 am

Hello There,

Hi. You can send questsion to "All".

I did a fresh install of SBBS (Synchronet BBS for Linux Version 3.17a Revision a Nov 10 2018 14:08 SMBLIB 2.60 GCC 5.4.0) and am using BinkIt for mail/file transfers. BinkIt seems to be working ok. But when mail is received and sbbsecho processes the inbound mail I get the following log entries:

2018-11-11 13:42:37 Unauthenticated COOKING EchoMail from 1:282/1031 ignored

The mail is being received as non-secure. EchoMail must either be received in your secure inbound or be password protected (one or the other, at least).

I am suspecting that it is a simple oversight on my part. Any thoughts or suggestions would be appreciated.

Check your logs for the connections with that link to see whether they are being detected as secure or non-secure.

digital man

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From: mark.lewis@1:3634/12.73.remove-82f-this

To: Jeff Smith

On 2018 Nov 12 11:46:34, you wrote to Digital Man:

I am suspecting that it is a simple oversight on my part. Any thoughts
or suggestions would be appreciated.

areas.bbs... make sure that system is listed there for those areas...

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From: nelgin@EOTLBBS.remove-tcp-this

To: Jeff Smith
Jeff wrote:

Hello There,

I did a fresh install of SBBS (Synchronet BBS for Linux Version 3.17a

Revision

a Nov 10 2018 14:08 SMBLIB 2.60 GCC 5.4.0) and am using BinkIt for mail/file transfers. BinkIt seems to be working ok. But when mail is received and sbbsecho processes the inbound mail I get the following log entries:

2018-11-11 13:42:37 Unauthenticated COOKING EchoMail from 1:282/1031 ignored 2018-11-11 13:42:37 Unauthenticated FDN_ANNOUNCE EchoMail from 1:282/1031 ignored
2018-11-11 13:42:37 Unauthenticated FIDO-REQ EchoMail from 1:282/1031

ignored

2018-11-11 13:42:37 Unauthenticated WEATHER EchoMail from 1:282/1031 ignored

SBBS is setup to use 1:282/1032 as it's default AKA.

In the sbbsecho.ini file I have the following as a node entry for 1:282/1031

[node:1:282/1031@fidonet]
BinkpHost=bbs.ouijabrd.net
BinkpPort=24554
SessionPwd=<password>
BinkpPoll=yes

I am suspecting that it is a simple oversight on my part. Any thoughts or suggestions would be appreciated.

Jeff

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According to an old most by DigitalMan "It means the node which is sendin
you those messages is not configured in your echocfg->Linked Nodes - This is nothing new".

So...check there.

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From: mark.lewis@1:3634/12.73.remove-82f-this

To: Nelgin

On 2018 Nov 12 14:18:18, you wrote to Jeff Smith:

In the sbbsecho.ini file I have the following as a node entry for
1:282/1031

[node:1:282/1031@fidonet]
BinkpHost=bbs.ouijabrd.net
BinkpPort=24554
SessionPwd=<password>
BinkpPoll=yes

I am suspecting that it is a simple oversight on my part. Any thoughts
or suggestions would be appreciated.

According to an old most by DigitalMan "It means the node which is
sendin you those messages is not configured in your echocfg->Linked
Nodes - This is nothing new".

the above is from his linked nodes section ;)

there's numerous additional fields that probable should have some data (eg: passwords) but they are not shown above... well, except for the session level one which is properly redacted...

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From: nelgin@EOTLBBS.remove-lxz-this

To: mark lewis
mark wrote:

On 2018 Nov 12 14:18:18, you wrote to Jeff Smith:

In the sbbsecho.ini file I have the following as a node entry for
1:282/1031

[node:1:282/1031@fidonet]
BinkpHost=bbs.ouijabrd.net
BinkpPort=24554
SessionPwd=<password>
BinkpPoll=yes

I am suspecting that it is a simple oversight on my part. Any thoughts
or suggestions would be appreciated.

According to an old most by DigitalMan "It means the node which is
sendin you those messages is not configured in your echocfg->Linked
Nodes - This is nothing new".

the above is from his linked nodes section ;)

Very different from what mine looks like. Then again, I route everything through my hub at 1:396/45.


[node:1:ALL]
Name =
Comment = Fidonet
Archive = ZIP
PacketType = 2+
PacketPwd =
AreaFix = false
AreaFixPwd = NONYOURBIZ
SessionPwd =
TicFilePwd = SAMEHERE
Inbox =
Outbox =
Passive = false
Direct = false
Notify = false
Keys =
Status = Normal
Route = 1:396/45
GroupHub =
BinkpHost =
BinkpPort = 24554
BinkpPoll = false
BinkpPlainAuthOnly = false
BinkpAllowPlainAuth = false
BinkpAllowPlainText = false
BinkpSourceAddress =

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