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howto send from winlink express to BPQmail using telnet on a local host

Robert Cartier All Messages By This Member #43380 I am trying to work out a way to send from ?winlink express to bpqmail thru telnet on the localhost I need to generate outgoing messages to a group and winlink express seems to handle this the best from what I can see SO with that being said instead ? ? I saw on winlink express under telnet session - settings there is a way to use the local machine as a RMS Relay. So I am assuming that I need to set CMS=1 on the BPQ32.cfg port definition but beyond that I am lost and dont see where to establish the rms relay? to listen on 8772 ? I could also be all wet and not understanding the pipe ? any guidance is welcome? ? ? Rob
John G8BPQ All Messages By This Member #43382 开云体育 In Telnet Server config set RELAYAPPL=BBS This will cause BPQ to listen on port 8772 and pass connections to the BBS. 73, John On 07/03/2025 02:36, Robert Cartier via groups.io wrote: toggle quoted message Show quoted text I am trying to work out a way to send from ?winlink express to bpqmail thru telnet on the localhost I need to generate outgoing messages to a group and winlink express seems to handle this the best from what I can see SO with that being said instead ? ? I saw on winlink express under telnet session - settings there is a way to use the local machine as a RMS Relay. So I am assuming that I need to set CMS=1 on the BPQ32.cfg port definition but beyond that I am lost and dont see where to establish the rms relay? to listen on 8772 ? I could also be all wet and not understanding the pipe ? any guidance is welcome? ? ? Rob
Robert Cartier All Messages By This Member #43383 开云体育 Thank you John toggle quoted message Show quoted text On Mar 7, 2025, at 4:05?AM, John G8BPQ via groups.io <john.wiseman@...> wrote: ? In Telnet Server config set RELAYAPPL=BBS This will cause BPQ to listen on port 8772 and pass connections to the BBS. 73, John On 07/03/2025 02:36, Robert Cartier via groups.io wrote: I am trying to work out a way to send from ?winlink express to bpqmail thru telnet on the localhost I need to generate outgoing messages to a group and winlink express seems to handle this the best from what I can see SO with that being said instead ? ? I saw on winlink express under telnet session - settings there is a way to use the local machine as a RMS Relay. So I am assuming that I need to set CMS=1 on the BPQ32.cfg port definition but beyond that I am lost and dont see where to establish the rms relay? to listen on 8772 ? I could also be all wet and not understanding the pipe ? any guidance is welcome? ? ? Rob
Robert Cartier All Messages By This Member #43384 开云体育 now i need a way to remove the @winlink.org? since what needed was a way to post from winlink to boqmail as if the the message was sourced on the bbs but it seems it is getting tougher didnt want to setup a low power winlink express hf user and connect to the? bpqmail these users are not hams but rather shares users Rob toggle quoted message Show quoted text On Mar 7, 2025, at 5:44?AM, Robert Cartier via groups.io <kd1jg@...> wrote: ?Thank you John On Mar 7, 2025, at 4:05?AM, John G8BPQ via groups.io <john.wiseman@...> wrote: ? In Telnet Server config set RELAYAPPL=BBS This will cause BPQ to listen on port 8772 and pass connections to the BBS. 73, John On 07/03/2025 02:36, Robert Cartier via groups.io wrote: I am trying to work out a way to send from ?winlink express to bpqmail thru telnet on the localhost I need to generate outgoing messages to a group and winlink express seems to handle this the best from what I can see SO with that being said instead ? ? I saw on winlink express under telnet session - settings there is a way to use the local machine as a RMS Relay. So I am assuming that I need to set CMS=1 on the BPQ32.cfg port definition but beyond that I am lost and dont see where to establish the rms relay? to listen on 8772 ? I could also be all wet and not understanding the pipe ? any guidance is welcome? ? ? Rob
Mark Taylor All Messages By This Member #43385 Are all the user records for them marked as "Don't add winlink.org" ? -- 73, Mark, N5MDT Montgomery, Texas ? ? ?
Mark Taylor All Messages By This Member #43386 In your other message stream you asked for posting a bulletin.? Winlink Express will not post as a bulletin.? It is a personal mail client. If you are strill trying that... ? -- 73, Mark, N5MDT Montgomery, Texas ? ? ?
Robert Cartier All Messages By This Member #43387 开云体育 Mark Wont winlink express add winlink.org if you dont specify a destination ie mycall@bbs ?I found that if I dont specify and leave it without, ?it will do callsign@... trying to get around that ?I dont want these message to be propagated onto the winlink.org network.. it doesnt belong there. Unless there is a way to stop winlink express from appending the @winlink.org when using winlink telnet to BPQMail I will update my addressbook to include the full address incluing @ home bbs Thanks Note: yes I originally was trying to do bulletins but found I was asking for more then BPQmail we written for? so i decided to go another route and using winlink express to build a group address and send it that way Rob - kd1jg On Mar 7, 2025, at 09:37, Mark Taylor via groups.io <mtaylor@...> wrote: Are all the user records for them marked as "Don't add winlink.org" ? -- 73, Mark, N5MDT Montgomery, Texas ? ? ? Robert Cartier kd1jg@...
Robert Cartier All Messages By This Member #43388 开云体育 Mark Ok I went back and in fact found that some users did not have the ‘Don’t add winlink.org’ checked once that was done . it worked perfectly Thanks Rob On Mar 7, 2025, at 10:23, Robert Cartier via groups.io <kd1jg@...> wrote: Mark Wont winlink express add??if you dont specify a destination ie mycall@bbs ?I found that if I dont specify and leave it without, ?it will do?callsign@... trying to get around that ?I dont want these message to be propagated onto the??network.. it doesnt belong there. Unless there is a way to stop winlink express from appending the @winlink.org when using winlink telnet to BPQMail I will update my addressbook to include the full address incluing @ home bbs Thanks Note: yes I originally was trying to do bulletins but found I was asking for more then BPQmail we written for? so i decided to go another route and using winlink express to build a group address and send it that way Rob - kd1jg On Mar 7, 2025, at 09:37, Mark Taylor via groups.io <mtaylor@...> wrote: Are all the user records for them marked as "Don't add winlink.org" ? -- 73, Mark, N5MDT Montgomery, Texas ? ? ? Robert Cartier kd1jg@... Robert Cartier kd1jg@...
Mark Taylor All Messages By This Member #43389 Now that I see what you are doing I can honestly say that I found it easier to run RMS Relay in Local Post Office mode together with BPQ to do what you are doing.? (Sorry John!) ? If you are a gateway already then you will have to make an adjustment for that.? i.e.? Gateway call N5MDT-10 (for example) that is in the application RMS line, with the actions being C [port] CMS.? and N5MDT-11 with a application that has the action C RELAY.? Of course Relay has to be defined.? -10 goes to the Winlink CMS Servers while -11 would go to Relay and be held. ? This way it is completly separate from the BBS and the local post office keeps the messages there for pickup by the recipient.? No gateway authorization should be necessary. ? And, you can configure Express to connect to relay using the Telnet Post Office session.? It works as any other session but does not connect to the CMS, it only connects to Relay. ? ? -- 73, Mark, N5MDT Montgomery, Texas ? ? ?
Robert Cartier All Messages By This Member #43390 开云体育 Mark Thanks will review that toggle quoted message Show quoted text On Mar 7, 2025, at 4:38?PM, Mark Taylor via groups.io <mtaylor@...> wrote: ? Now that I see what you are doing I can honestly say that I found it easier to run RMS Relay in Local Post Office mode together with BPQ to do what you are doing.? (Sorry John!) ? If you are a gateway already then you will have to make an adjustment for that.? i.e.? Gateway call N5MDT-10 (for example) that is in the application RMS line, with the actions being C [port] CMS.? and N5MDT-11 with a application that has the action C RELAY.? Of course Relay has to be defined.? -10 goes to the Winlink CMS Servers while -11 would go to Relay and be held. ? This way it is completly separate from the BBS and the local post office keeps the messages there for pickup by the recipient.? No gateway authorization should be necessary. ? And, you can configure Express to connect to relay using the Telnet Post Office session.? It works as any other session but does not connect to the CMS, it only connects to Relay. ? ? -- 73, Mark, N5MDT Montgomery, Texas ? ? ?

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