¿ªÔÆÌåÓýMike,The user, password and application should all be given on the connect line: ATTACH p C Hostname TCPport [NEEDLF][TELNET} User Password [Command]So I used: att 2 BPQ:G8BPQ-2} Ok c 192.168.1.44 8011 john xxxxxxxx bbs *** Connected to Server POGO4:G8BPQ-9} Connected to BBS [BPQ-6.0.21.20-B2FWIHJM$] de G8BPQ> For BPQ<>BPQ you don't need NEEDLF or TELNET and you should connect to FBBPORT on the remote system. This will give a transparent connection, suitable for compressed forwarding. 73, John On 16/02/2021 10:44, Mike wrote:
Hello John and group.... I have been trying to compile a BPQmailbox forwarding script to connect from my BPQmailbox into another BPQmailbox via that station's node; via my telnet port connection [rather than via the AXIP/mapped routing connection that was available via UK broadband but does not work under my current internet connection via my mobile phone] I tried earlier this year via a Windows setup that also failed to connect.... but the latest combination I am using is now a RPi4 that has the terminal logon screen: mike@Mike-Pi:~/bpq $ ./pilinbpq G8BPQ AX25 Packet Switch System Version 6.0.21.24 February 2021 Copyright ? 2001-2021 John Wiseman G8BPQ Current Directory is /home/mike/bpq Configuration file Preprocessor. Using Configuration file /home/mike/bpq/bpq32.cfg Conversion (probably) successful PORTS 0x21f9c8 LINKS 0x224058 DESTS 0x226e9c ROUTES 0x233e9c L4 0x23589c BUFFERS 0x23bea8 Initialising Port 01 AXIP Initialising Port 02 ASYNC /dev/ttyUSB0 Chan A Initialising Port 03 ASYNC /dev/ttyUSB1 Chan A Initialising Port 04 ASYNC /dev/ttyUSB2 Chan A Initialising Port 05 Telnet Server Using Shared Memory /BPQAPRSSharedMem Map APRS Shared Memory Allocated at 0x43000000 APRS Digi/Gateway Enabled Starting Chat Config File is /home/mike/bpq/chatconfig.cfg Chat Started Starting Mail Config File is /home/mike/bpq/linmail.cfg Config Processed Config File /home/mike/bpq/WP.cfg Line 0 - file I/O error Mail Started = = = = My connect script for this BBS is currently [as above, my telnet port is nr 5]: Idletime 60 att 5 c GB7XXX.DYNDNS.org 8010 telnet g4fvg pause 3 passwordxxxxx c gb7xxx [ or entering BBS command] = = == Using the above does get me to the remote station's normal node prompt [after my login password was accepted], but fails to send [or react to] the last line where I ask the remote node to connect me to the BBS. The distant node then times out and disconnects after the 60 seconds have elapsed. Does anyone have a working connect script that works/forwards when connecting via an outgoing telnet connection? 73 Mike |
