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Re: Pickup and forward Mail/Bull

 

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Sorry, pressed send too soon.

There are lots of things that could be wrong. You said you had a MAP entry. Does GB7CIP have one for you?

You can use the AXR command to check if the MAP entry is there, and if you are using a host name instead of IP addresss whether it has resolved correctly.

AXM (AX Mheard) command will show if you are hearing anything from him.

Are you using NETROM on the link, and if so does GB7CIP appear in your ROUTES and NODES lists?

If you are using Windows you can open a Monitor window to check what you are sending and receiving. If you are on Linux the best way to monitor is to use QtTermTCP.

73,
John


On 13/04/2025 20:55, John Wiseman wrote:

Your connections to GB7CIP-3 is failing.

On 13/04/2025 19:05, Alan - G0WDA wrote:
Good Evening John
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250413 18:01:43 |GB7ESC ? ?Connecting to BBS GB7ESC
250413 18:01:43 <GB7ESC ? ?*** CONNECTED?
250413 18:01:43 >GB7ESC ? ?C 3 GB7CIP-3
250413 18:02:06 <GB7ESC ? ?ESCNOD:GB7ESC-1} Failure with GB7CIP-3
250413 18:02:06 |GB7ESC ? ?GB7ESC Disconnected
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Is there a more detailed logging I can select please.
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All the best from Alan
Re: Pickup and forward Mail/Bull

 

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Your connections to GB7CIP-3 is failing.

On 13/04/2025 19:05, Alan - G0WDA wrote:

Good Evening John
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250413 18:01:43 |GB7ESC ? ?Connecting to BBS GB7ESC
250413 18:01:43 <GB7ESC ? ?*** CONNECTED?
250413 18:01:43 >GB7ESC ? ?C 3 GB7CIP-3
250413 18:02:06 <GB7ESC ? ?ESCNOD:GB7ESC-1} Failure with GB7CIP-3
250413 18:02:06 |GB7ESC ? ?GB7ESC Disconnected
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Is there a more detailed logging I can select please.
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All the best from Alan
Re: AXIP failed to create RAW socket 10013

 

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A while ago Microsoft changed something so you now need administrator privileges to open raw sockets. The only solutions I'm aware of it to change to using UDP instead of raw IP or run BPQ32 as Administrator.

73, John
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On 13/04/2025 18:31, Ray Adkins via groups.io wrote:

Not sure when this issue started, Port 2 AXIP Failed to Create RAW Socket - ERROR 10013
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Window bpq32
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Latest Beta 6.0.24.69 version, rolled back to last version 6.0.24.54 same issue.
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Have watched several YouTube videos, with no corrective action.
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Help
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Ray N3HYM
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Re: Pickup and forward Mail/Bull

 

Good Evening John
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250413 18:01:43 |GB7ESC ? ?Connecting to BBS GB7ESC
250413 18:01:43 <GB7ESC ? ?*** CONNECTED?
250413 18:01:43 >GB7ESC ? ?C 3 GB7CIP-3
250413 18:02:06 <GB7ESC ? ?ESCNOD:GB7ESC-1} Failure with GB7CIP-3
250413 18:02:06 |GB7ESC ? ?GB7ESC Disconnected
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Is there a more detailed logging I can select please.
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All the best from Alan
AXIP failed to create RAW socket 10013

 

Not sure when this issue started, Port 2 AXIP Failed to Create RAW Socket - ERROR 10013
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Window bpq32
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Latest Beta 6.0.24.69 version, rolled back to last version 6.0.24.54 same issue.
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Have watched several YouTube videos, with no corrective action.
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Help
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Ray N3HYM
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Re: Pickup and forward Mail/Bull

 

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It's hard to tell from the info you've given but I doubt if you are connecting to your own system.

Can you post a screen dump of the User and Forwarding config for GB7CIP and the BBS log from a connect attempt.

73,
John


On 13/04/2025 17:50, Alan - G0WDA wrote:

Hi Term
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I need to pickup Email/Bulls from GB7CIP and store? it on my system
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In the Port 3 AXIP
I have a MAP entry to GB7CIP
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Now looking at the very few Docs they Suggest that you create a user GB7CIP
on my system under Mail Management, Then in the same section fill out an
entry in Forwarding for GB7CIP.
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When I press forward, my system does? not call GB7CIP, yet in the logs
it thinks I am connect to GB7CIP.
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So I can only assume that I am actually connecting to my own system, to a user GB7CIP
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Can anyone please tell me where I am going wrong...
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All the best from Alan
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Pickup and forward Mail/Bull

 

Hi Term
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I need to pickup Email/Bulls from GB7CIP and store? it on my system
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In the Port 3 AXIP
I have a MAP entry to GB7CIP
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Now looking at the very few Docs they Suggest that you create a user GB7CIP
on my system under Mail Management, Then in the same section fill out an
entry in Forwarding for GB7CIP.
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When I press forward, my system does? not call GB7CIP, yet in the logs
it thinks I am connect to GB7CIP.
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So I can only assume that I am actually connecting to my own system, to a user GB7CIP
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Can anyone please tell me where I am going wrong...
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All the best from Alan
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Re: Whatspac

 

I can get you there Ray but it will have to be in the morning. ? I¡¯ll send you an email.?

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Mark
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On 04/12/2025 11:42 PM EDT Ray Adkins via groups.io <n3hym1@...> wrote:
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Does any one have port configuration for the WhatsPac for bpq32 windows?
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or how it is configured on the same machine as bpq32 ?
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Ray N3HYM
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73,
Mark, N5MDT
Montgomery, Texas
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Whatspac

 

Does any one have port configuration for the WhatsPac for bpq32 windows?
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or how it is configured on the same machine as bpq32 ?
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Ray N3HYM
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CVE-2025-24264 Vulnerabilities

 

Reviewing the Wazuh SIEM daily report, I am seeing multiple high vulnerabilities on two RPi5's both the piLinBPQ64 servers.
Both piLinBPQ64 servers are Debian RPi5 64bit based.
Both vulnerabilities are part of (CVE-2025-24264) And, it is not just Linux that is affected. IOS iPad, MAC and more...
https://cve.mitre.org/cgi-bin/cvename.cgi?name=CVE-2025-24264
libwebkit2gtk-4.1-0
libjavascriptcoregtk-4.1-0?
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This CVE is not showing up on another Debian RPi5 hosting JNOS and XRouter (yet).? The libraries are not installed. Maybe this is part of a gtk2 and/or gir1.2 packages?
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Is anyone else seeing these alerts?
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73, JohnF
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ps.
In case you are interested:
If you don't have a SIEM to watch your logs, I would recommend the OpenSource Wazuh solution. It has a wide range of supporting OS's. Just do the Quickstart and you will be up and running in minutes(not hours like ElasticSearch). Another great free cyber tool is Snort3. I use mine as a NIPS which provides active blocking (e.g. telnet connections trying for "root" access). This is a little more involved to set up, but I believe it worth the time and effort.
I have Snort3 running on each of the RPi5 Debian servers. The Wazuh SIEM is running on a standalone Ubuntu 24.04 LTS box and a wazuh-agent at the endpoints.
Re: LinBPQ mail forward to LinFBB issue.

 

On Sat, Apr 12, 2025 at 01:36 AM, <razza30@...> wrote:
I should have said that I stopped forwarding on the web interface to prevent retries every 10 seconds
I would suggest you go back to the web interface, then...
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Set forwarding ENABLE FORWARDING checked and the interval 600 or more.? You can initiate forwarding by clicking Start Forwarding.? Set at 10 means that every 10 seconds it attempts to START A NEW CONNECTION and likely is creating an error because the previous connection has not yet completed.? I'm surprised that is not shown in the log.
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Uncheck Request Reverse.
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In TO and AT only put GB7CIP for now.? You have the HR routes more than covered with WW in both.? If you look in MESSAGES the 6 messages are already queued to him and this really will not change anything for those messages.
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?GB7WOR:GB7WOR-7} Connected to GB7CIP
This suggests to me that you are using your call as your NODEALIAS.? If you have NODEALIAS=GB7WOR in your config file maybe you should use something like WORNOD as your node alias to prevent any conflicts or confusion.
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That's my suggestion, but John is the expert.? I hope is gets it for you.
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73,
Mark, N5MDT
Montgomery, Texas
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Re: NNTP News Reader for Mac or Android?

 

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Claws mail does nntp and works well on Linux, so I assume would for android as well.?

On Apr 11, 2025, at 8:49?PM, Christopher Molnar KO4YAW via groups.io <cmolnar65@...> wrote:

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Quick question:
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Has anyone found a decent NNTP newsreader that work on either OS/X (Mac) or Android? I really don't feel like writing a python (or PHP) one.
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What would be really neat would be an old style echomail downloader from the days of FidoNet and the dial-up BBS's.
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Thanks!
-Chris
KO4YAW
Re: LinBPQ mail forward to LinFBB issue.

 

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To see what is going on I need to see how the connection ends, which needs more of the trace. Two possibilities are the path is good enough to send small packets like the connect requests but not the larger data packet of the proposal or GB7CIP closes the connection for some reason. There could be other reasons, but the trace will help finding out.

73, John G8BPQ


On 11/04/2025 15:45, razza30 via groups.io wrote:

Hi all, I have been trying to configure my linBPQ Bookworm Raspberry Pi to forward mail to a LinFBB BBS.
I have followed a number of guides and am pretty sure I have it configured correctly, but the mail never forwards. I see a number of retries (I have snipped the logs to reduce the size of this message).
Can anyone see an issue?
The pertinent part of linmail.cfg is as follows:

? GB7CIP :
? {
? ? TOCalls = "GB7CIP";
? ? ConnectScript = "C 1 GB7CIP-0";
? ? ATCalls = "#32.GBR.EURO ";
? ? HRoutes = "#32.GBR.EURO|WW";
? ? HRoutesP = "#32.GBR.EURO|WW";
? ? FWDTimes = "";
? ? Enabled = 0;
? ? RequestReverse = 1;
? ? AllowBlocked = 1;
? ? AllowCompressed = 1;
? ? UseB1Protocol = 1;
? ? UseB2Protocol = 0;
? ? SendCTRLZ = 0;
? ? FWDPersonalsOnly = 0;
? ? FWDNewImmediately = 1;
? ? FwdInterval = 10;
? ? RevFWDInterval = 10;
? ? MaxFBBBlock = 10000;
? ? ConTimeout = 120;
? ? BBSHA = "GB7WOR.#32.GBR.EURO";
? };
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In logLatest_BBS.txt it shows retries:

250411 05:24:39 >GB7CIP ? ?C 1 GB7CIP-0
250411 05:24:41 <GB7CIP ? ?GB7WOR:GB7WOR-7} Connected to GB7CIP
250411 05:25:01 <GB7CIP ? ?[FBB-7.0.11-AB1FHMRX$]
250411 05:25:01 <GB7CIP ? ?{PROTUS-4.1 2}
250411 05:25:01 <GB7CIP ? ?GB7CIP Mailbox, QTH Caterham Surrey GBR.
250411 05:25:01 <GB7CIP ? ?Msg(s) to Fwd 6 ?1 Kb
250411 05:25:01 <GB7CIP ? ?(1) GB7CIP BBS>
250411 05:25:01 >GB7CIP ? ?[BPQ-6.0.24.69-B1FIHJM$]
250411 05:25:01 >GB7CIP ? ?FA P G7TWZ GB7CIP.#32.GBR.EURO G4APL 24_GB7WOR 56
250411 05:25:01 >GB7CIP ? ?FA P G7TWZ GB7CIP.#32.GBR.EURO G4APL 25_GB7WOR 56
250411 05:25:01 >GB7CIP ? ?FA P G7TWZ GB7CIP.#GBR.EURO PING 26_GB7WOR 58
250411 05:25:01 >GB7CIP ? ?FA P G7TWZ GB7CIP.#GBR.EURO PING 27_GB7WOR 58
250411 05:25:01 >GB7CIP ? ?FA P G7TWZ GB7CIP.#32.GBR.EURO PING 29_GB7WOR 58
250411 05:25:01 >GB7CIP ? ?F> BC
250411 05:26:46 |GB7CIP ? ?GB7CIP Disconnected
250411 05:26:56 |GB7CIP ? ?Connecting to BBS GB7CIP
250411 05:26:56 <GB7CIP ? ?*** CONNECTED
250411 05:26:56 >GB7CIP ? ?C 1 GB7CIP-0
250411 05:26:58 <GB7CIP ? ?GB7WOR:GB7WOR-7} Connected to GB7CIP
250411 05:26:59 <GB7CIP ? ?[FBB-7.0.11-AB1FHMRX$]
250411 05:26:59 <GB7CIP ? ?{PROTUS-4.1 2}
250411 05:26:59 <GB7CIP ? ?GB7CIP Mailbox, QTH Caterham Surrey GBR.
250411 05:26:59 <GB7CIP ? ?Msg(s) to Fwd 6 ?1 Kb
250411 05:26:59 <GB7CIP ? ?(1) GB7CIP BBS>
250411 05:26:59 >GB7CIP ? ?[BPQ-6.0.24.69-B1FIHJM$]
250411 05:26:59 >GB7CIP ? ?FA P G7TWZ GB7CIP.#32.GBR.EURO G4APL 24_GB7WOR 56
250411 05:26:59 >GB7CIP ? ?FA P G7TWZ GB7CIP.#32.GBR.EURO G4APL 25_GB7WOR 56
250411 05:26:59 >GB7CIP ? ?FA P G7TWZ GB7CIP.#GBR.EURO PING 26_GB7WOR 58
250411 05:26:59 >GB7CIP ? ?FA P G7TWZ GB7CIP.#GBR.EURO PING 27_GB7WOR 58
250411 05:26:59 >GB7CIP ? ?FA P G7TWZ GB7CIP.#32.GBR.EURO PING 29_GB7WOR 58
250411 05:26:59 >GB7CIP ? ?F> BC
250411 05:28:05 |GB7CIP ? ?GB7CIP Disconnected
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As above, I have snipped the whole AX25 convo (all retries) due to size:

1:Fm GB7WOR-11 To GB7CIP <SABM C ?P>[05:24:31T]
1:Fm GB7CIP To GB7WOR-11 <UA R ?F>[05:24:32R][+++][+++++][AX25 1624]
1:Fm GB7WOR-11 To GB7CIP <SABM C ?P>[05:24:39T]
1:Fm GB7CIP To GB7WOR-11 <UA R ?F>[05:24:40R][+++][+++++][AX25 1624]
1:Fm GB7CIP To GB7WOR-11 <RR C ?P R0>[05:24:48R][+++][+++++][AX25 1624]
1:Fm GB7WOR-11 To GB7CIP <RR R ?F R0>[05:24:49T]
1:Fm GB7CIP To GB7WOR-11 <RR C ?P R0>[05:24:58R][+++][+++++][AX25 1624]
1:Fm GB7WOR-11 To GB7CIP <RR R ?F R0>[05:24:58T]
1:Fm GB7CIP To GB7WOR-11 <I C ?R0 S0 pid=F0 Len=117>[05:25:01R][-+-][+++++][AX25 1584]
[FBB-7.0.11-AB1FHMRX$]
{PROTUS-4.1 2}
GB7CIP Mailbox, QTH Caterham Surrey GBR.
Msg(s) to Fwd 6 ?1 Kb
(1) GB7CIP BBS>
1:Fm GB7WOR-11 To GB7CIP <I C ?R1 S0 pid=F0 Len=236>[05:25:01T]
[BPQ-6.0.24.69-B1FIHJM$]
FA P G7TWZ GB7CIP.#32.GBR.EURO G4APL 24_GB7WOR 56
FA P G7TWZ GB7CIP.#32.GBR.EURO G4APL 25_GB7WOR 56
FA P G7TWZ GB7CIP.#GBR.EURO PING 26_GB7WOR 58
FA P G7TWZ GB7CIP.#GBR.EURO PING 27_GB7WOR 58
FA P G7TWZ GB7CIP.#
1:Fm GB7WOR-11 To GB7CIP <I C ?P R1 S1 pid=F0 Len=36>[05:25:02T]
32.GBR.EURO PING 29_GB7WOR 58
F> BC
1:Fm GB7CIP To GB7WOR-11 <RR C ?P R0>[05:25:08R][+++][+++++][AX25 1624]
1:Fm GB7WOR-11 To GB7CIP <RR C ?P R1>[05:25:08T]
1:Fm GB7WOR-11 To GB7CIP <RR R ?F R1>[05:25:08T]
1:Fm GB7CIP To GB7WOR-11 <RR R ?F R0>[05:25:10R][+++][+++++][AX25 1624]
1:Fm GB7WOR-11 To GB7CIP <I C ?R1 S0 pid=F0 Len=236>[05:25:10T]
[BPQ-6.0.24.69-B1FIHJM$]
FA P G7TWZ GB7CIP.#32.GBR.EURO G4APL 24_GB7WOR 56
FA P G7TWZ GB7CIP.#32.GBR.EURO G4APL 25_GB7WOR 56
FA P G7TWZ GB7CIP.#GBR.EURO PING 26_GB7WOR 58
FA P G7TWZ GB7CIP.#GBR.EURO PING 27_GB7WOR 58
FA P G7TWZ GB7CIP.#
1:Fm GB7WOR-11 To GB7CIP <I C ?P R1 S1 pid=F0 Len=36>[05:25:11T]
32.GBR.EURO PING 29_GB7WOR 58
F> BC
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73
Ray - G7TWZ
Re: LinBPQ mail forward to LinFBB issue.

 

Hi Danny,
I have set mine to match yours, alas, still not sending.?
I notice that there is always a space inserted at the end of the ATCalls line, even if I remove anything trailing in the web interface:
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ATCalls = "#32.GBR.EURO ";
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I assume that is normal?
Ray
Re: No response to a remote call

 

On Thu, Apr 10, 2025 at 08:17 PM, Jim - KI0BK wrote:
before setting xkiss mode be sure to set xflow off then?
set intface to xkiss?
then type reset
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Good Morning Jim
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? Can you explain what "set xflow off" does please
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All the best from Alan
Re: LinBPQ mail forward to LinFBB issue.

 

Thanks all, I should have said that I stopped forwarding on the web interface to prevent retries every 10 seconds (while I am faulting) and flooding the channel. It is set it to 1 when testing.
Re: LinBPQ mail forward to LinFBB issue.

 

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The only thing in your linmail.cfg what I see right away is that 'Enabled = 0' what means that forwarding is switched off. (What should be 1) You can only request reverse?
forwarding because? 'RequestReverse = 1'.


Boudewijn VE3TOK

On 4/11/25 10:45, razza30 via groups.io wrote:
Hi all, I have been trying to configure my linBPQ Bookworm Raspberry Pi to forward mail to a LinFBB BBS.
I have followed a number of guides and am pretty sure I have it configured correctly, but the mail never forwards. I see a number of retries (I have snipped the logs to reduce the size of this message).
Can anyone see an issue?
The pertinent part of linmail.cfg is as follows:

? GB7CIP :
? {
? ? TOCalls = "GB7CIP";
? ? ConnectScript = "C 1 GB7CIP-0";
? ? ATCalls = "#32.GBR.EURO ";
? ? HRoutes = "#32.GBR.EURO|WW";
? ? HRoutesP = "#32.GBR.EURO|WW";
? ? FWDTimes = "";
? ? Enabled = 0;
? ? RequestReverse = 1;
? ? AllowBlocked = 1;
? ? AllowCompressed = 1;
? ? UseB1Protocol = 1;
? ? UseB2Protocol = 0;
? ? SendCTRLZ = 0;
? ? FWDPersonalsOnly = 0;
? ? FWDNewImmediately = 1;
? ? FwdInterval = 10;
? ? RevFWDInterval = 10;
? ? MaxFBBBlock = 10000;
? ? ConTimeout = 120;
? ? BBSHA = "GB7WOR.#32.GBR.EURO";
? };
?
In logLatest_BBS.txt it shows retries:

250411 05:24:39 >GB7CIP ? ?C 1 GB7CIP-0
250411 05:24:41 <GB7CIP ? ?GB7WOR:GB7WOR-7} Connected to GB7CIP
250411 05:25:01 <GB7CIP ? ?[FBB-7.0.11-AB1FHMRX$]
250411 05:25:01 <GB7CIP ? ?{PROTUS-4.1 2}
250411 05:25:01 <GB7CIP ? ?GB7CIP Mailbox, QTH Caterham Surrey GBR.
250411 05:25:01 <GB7CIP ? ?Msg(s) to Fwd 6 ?1 Kb
250411 05:25:01 <GB7CIP ? ?(1) GB7CIP BBS>
250411 05:25:01 >GB7CIP ? ?[BPQ-6.0.24.69-B1FIHJM$]
250411 05:25:01 >GB7CIP ? ?FA P G7TWZ GB7CIP.#32.GBR.EURO G4APL 24_GB7WOR 56
250411 05:25:01 >GB7CIP ? ?FA P G7TWZ GB7CIP.#32.GBR.EURO G4APL 25_GB7WOR 56
250411 05:25:01 >GB7CIP ? ?FA P G7TWZ GB7CIP.#GBR.EURO PING 26_GB7WOR 58
250411 05:25:01 >GB7CIP ? ?FA P G7TWZ GB7CIP.#GBR.EURO PING 27_GB7WOR 58
250411 05:25:01 >GB7CIP ? ?FA P G7TWZ GB7CIP.#32.GBR.EURO PING 29_GB7WOR 58
250411 05:25:01 >GB7CIP ? ?F> BC
250411 05:26:46 |GB7CIP ? ?GB7CIP Disconnected
250411 05:26:56 |GB7CIP ? ?Connecting to BBS GB7CIP
250411 05:26:56 <GB7CIP ? ?*** CONNECTED
250411 05:26:56 >GB7CIP ? ?C 1 GB7CIP-0
250411 05:26:58 <GB7CIP ? ?GB7WOR:GB7WOR-7} Connected to GB7CIP
250411 05:26:59 <GB7CIP ? ?[FBB-7.0.11-AB1FHMRX$]
250411 05:26:59 <GB7CIP ? ?{PROTUS-4.1 2}
250411 05:26:59 <GB7CIP ? ?GB7CIP Mailbox, QTH Caterham Surrey GBR.
250411 05:26:59 <GB7CIP ? ?Msg(s) to Fwd 6 ?1 Kb
250411 05:26:59 <GB7CIP ? ?(1) GB7CIP BBS>
250411 05:26:59 >GB7CIP ? ?[BPQ-6.0.24.69-B1FIHJM$]
250411 05:26:59 >GB7CIP ? ?FA P G7TWZ GB7CIP.#32.GBR.EURO G4APL 24_GB7WOR 56
250411 05:26:59 >GB7CIP ? ?FA P G7TWZ GB7CIP.#32.GBR.EURO G4APL 25_GB7WOR 56
250411 05:26:59 >GB7CIP ? ?FA P G7TWZ GB7CIP.#GBR.EURO PING 26_GB7WOR 58
250411 05:26:59 >GB7CIP ? ?FA P G7TWZ GB7CIP.#GBR.EURO PING 27_GB7WOR 58
250411 05:26:59 >GB7CIP ? ?FA P G7TWZ GB7CIP.#32.GBR.EURO PING 29_GB7WOR 58
250411 05:26:59 >GB7CIP ? ?F> BC
250411 05:28:05 |GB7CIP ? ?GB7CIP Disconnected
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As above, I have snipped the whole AX25 convo (all retries) due to size:

1:Fm GB7WOR-11 To GB7CIP <SABM C ?P>[05:24:31T]
1:Fm GB7CIP To GB7WOR-11 <UA R ?F>[05:24:32R][+++][+++++][AX25 1624]
1:Fm GB7WOR-11 To GB7CIP <SABM C ?P>[05:24:39T]
1:Fm GB7CIP To GB7WOR-11 <UA R ?F>[05:24:40R][+++][+++++][AX25 1624]
1:Fm GB7CIP To GB7WOR-11 <RR C ?P R0>[05:24:48R][+++][+++++][AX25 1624]
1:Fm GB7WOR-11 To GB7CIP <RR R ?F R0>[05:24:49T]
1:Fm GB7CIP To GB7WOR-11 <RR C ?P R0>[05:24:58R][+++][+++++][AX25 1624]
1:Fm GB7WOR-11 To GB7CIP <RR R ?F R0>[05:24:58T]
1:Fm GB7CIP To GB7WOR-11 <I C ?R0 S0 pid=F0 Len=117>[05:25:01R][-+-][+++++][AX25 1584]
[FBB-7.0.11-AB1FHMRX$]
{PROTUS-4.1 2}
GB7CIP Mailbox, QTH Caterham Surrey GBR.
Msg(s) to Fwd 6 ?1 Kb
(1) GB7CIP BBS>
1:Fm GB7WOR-11 To GB7CIP <I C ?R1 S0 pid=F0 Len=236>[05:25:01T]
[BPQ-6.0.24.69-B1FIHJM$]
FA P G7TWZ GB7CIP.#32.GBR.EURO G4APL 24_GB7WOR 56
FA P G7TWZ GB7CIP.#32.GBR.EURO G4APL 25_GB7WOR 56
FA P G7TWZ GB7CIP.#GBR.EURO PING 26_GB7WOR 58
FA P G7TWZ GB7CIP.#GBR.EURO PING 27_GB7WOR 58
FA P G7TWZ GB7CIP.#
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Re: NNTP News Reader for Mac or Android?

 

For Android Piaohong Newsgroups reader is Fine.


Em sex., 11 de abr. de 2025, 22:49, Christopher Molnar KO4YAW via <cmolnar65=[email protected]> escreveu:

Quick question:
?
Has anyone found a decent NNTP newsreader that work on either OS/X (Mac) or Android? I really don't feel like writing a python (or PHP) one.
?
What would be really neat would be an old style echomail downloader from the days of FidoNet and the dial-up BBS's.
?
Thanks!
-Chris
KO4YAW
Re: NNTP News Reader for Mac or Android?

 

I use Thunderbird to read my JNOS system bulletins on my Win10 laptop.

On 4/11/2025 9:49 PM, Christopher Molnar KO4YAW via groups.io wrote:
Quick question:
Has anyone found a decent NNTP newsreader that work on either OS/X (Mac) or Android? I really don't feel like writing a python (or PHP) one.
What would be really neat would be an old style echomail downloader from the days of FidoNet and the dial-up BBS's.
Thanks!
-Chris
KO4YAW
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NNTP News Reader for Mac or Android?

 

Quick question:
?
Has anyone found a decent NNTP newsreader that work on either OS/X (Mac) or Android? I really don't feel like writing a python (or PHP) one.
?
What would be really neat would be an old style echomail downloader from the days of FidoNet and the dial-up BBS's.
?
Thanks!
-Chris
KO4YAW
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