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WvV> Hi Conny,
WvV> On 2022-02-02 22:49:28, you wrote to All:
 CE>> How do I know what kind of files in Outbound are supported and
 CE>> recognised by binkd?
WvV> The Binkley Style Outbound (BSO) is described here:
WvV> http://ftsc.org/docs/fts-5005.003
WvV> As far as I remember in ASO, just the filenames are different from BSO, so
WvV> the filename extensions and their function are the same.
Ok, sounds ok so far for the mix of binkd and TrapToss.
 CE>> The files was created by my tosser (TrapToss for Amiga) when it
 CE>> scanned the messages I just wrote from inside my BBS) i have ASO
 CE>> activated in binkd.cfg
 CE>> My Outbound directory have these files.
 CE>> 2.203.0.0 (a folder containing a file named 61f9cd2c.PKT )
 CE>> 2.203.0.0.WE0 ( a compressed file called 61f9cd2c.PKT when I
WvV> uncompress it)
WvV> You seem to be missing a .flo file, that tells binkd what files to send.
Very strange, if I take a look in the directory Outbound from my old
installation back in 1998 all these files exist for Fidonet and the Aminet node
in Outbound.
..FLO
..MO0
..REQ
..HLO
..MO1
..MO2
..SA0
The only thing I have done with the config files for TrapToss is to change the
node address from my old one to the new one, I may have missed something that
I'm not aware of.
 CE>> But when i connect with binkd to the node 2:203/0 it says: the queue
 CE>> is empty, quitting... So it seems like binkd does not find
WvV> anything in
 CE>> the Outbound folder.
 CE>> Nothing is sent or recived.
WvV> Receiving should be automatic, as long as your binkd identifies itself
WvV> correctly to the other system (AKA and password).
Yes it does, since I got the 113 binary for binkd, connecting is no problem.
WvV> Bye, Wilfred.
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