Hi Chad,
On 2024-03-20 13:00:18, you wrote to ALL:
CA> Every so often, binkd creates a .HLD file. Why does it do this? I
CA> assume it#13 doesnt poll when it does.
It does that when there is a problem with the specific node. You can find out in
your binkd.log what exactly is the cause. For instance from my log:
...
+ 20 Mar 00:04:09 [332] 5fa19e73.pkt skipped by remote
+ 20 Mar 00:04:09 [332] done (to 2:5020/400@fidonet, OK, S/R: 0/0 (0/0 bytes)) +
20 Mar 00:04:09 [332] holding skipped mail for 28800 sec
+ 20 Mar 00:04:09 [332] holding 2:5020/400@fidonet (2024/03/20 08:04:09)
20 Mar 00:04:09 [332] session closed, quitting...
Bye, Wilfred.
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