Good afternoon. I was finishing compiling the version of Binkd from 'https://github.com/pgul/binkd' for amigaos, in my case, it's 3.2.3. It's version 1.1a-115, but when I went to look for a tosser and editor using aminet, isn't working :(

Does anyone have one available to try?

https://citlmbbs.synchro.net/binkd_amiga_ixemul.png

https://citlmbbs.synchro.net/binkd_ixemul.png

Once I've tested it thoroughly, I'll upload it to GitHub.

In the end, I had to compile it with gcc-pack 1.0.

https://rastport.com/techblog/gcc-pack/
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Hi Tanausu,

On 2026-03-18 19:51:14, you wrote to All:

Good afternoon. I was finishing compiling the version of Binkd from 'https://github.com/pgul/binkd' for amigaos, in my case, it's 3.2.3.
It's version 1.1a-115,

Cool! The current version of AmigaBinkd most people are using isn't so stable, and based on a much older version of the binkd source. So I think it would be welcomed!

but when I went to look for a tosser and editor using aminet, isn't working :(

Does anyone have one available to try?

I think crashmail is a decent tosser available for the amiga. I don't know about editors.


Bye, Wilfred.

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Re: Re: Binkd 1.1a-115
By: Wilfred van Velzen to Tanausu M. on Wed Mar 18 2026 20:56:50

Hi Tanausu,

On 2026-03-18 19:51:14, you wrote to All:

Good afternoon. I was finishing compiling the version of Binkd from 'https://github.com/pgul/binkd' for amigaos, in my case, it's 3.2.3. It's version 1.1a-115,

Cool! The current version of AmigaBinkd most people are using isn't so stable, and based on a much older version of the binkd source. So I think it would be welcomed!

but when I went to look for a tosser and editor using aminet, isn't working :(

Does anyone have one available to try?

I think crashmail is a decent tosser available for the amiga. I don't know about editors.

Bye, Wilfred.

Hi. I was thinking of using it while I look for an editor, or something that includes both functions. But of course, until Aminet works... In the meantime, I'll see if I can replace the network code to avoid ixemul and use bsdsocket.library directly.

I seem to remember there was one called Spot, and another similar one, Mail Manager?

What patience! :(

Right now, ixnet.library uses socket.library and socket_lib12.lha as a wrapper.

I'll have to remove all that, but first I'll see if everything works with a tosser.

I'll upload the whole mess to GitHub, otherwise I'll lose everything.

https://github.com/skbn/binkd


I've disabled threading and, well, I still have a lot to test, like the ASO and other things. But it's in a pre-alpha state.
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Hi Tanausu,

On 2026-03-18 20:33:00, you wrote to me:

I think crashmail is a decent tosser available for the amiga. I don't
know about editors.

I seem to remember there was one called Spot, and another similar one, Mail Manager?

Spot was a point package, so probably tosser and editor in one package. But likely not compatible with binkd that uses binkly style outbound (BSO).

I don't know about MailManager.


Bye, Wilfred.

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Re: Re: Binkd 1.1a-115
By: Wilfred van Velzen to Tanausu M. on Wed Mar 18 2026 21:43:33

Hi Tanausu,

On 2026-03-18 20:33:00, you wrote to me:

I think crashmail is a decent tosser available for the amiga. I don't
know about editors.

I seem to remember there was one called Spot, and another similar one, Mail Manager?

Spot was a point package, so probably tosser and editor in one package. But likely not compatible with binkd that uses binkly style outbound (BSO).

I don't know about MailManager.

Bye, Wilfred.

Hi. I'm going to try downloading it from ftn.amigaxess.de
We have to take advantage of the fact that Ingo Juergensmann is here with active downloads :D

crashmail and Any editors? I can't remember a single one.
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Hello Tanausu!

18 Mar 26 19:51, you wrote to all:

Good afternoon. I was finishing compiling the version of Binkd from 'https://github.com/pgul/binkd' for amigaos, in my case, it's 3.2.3.
It's version 1.1a-115, but when I went to look for a tosser and editor using aminet, isn't working :(

There's also ongoing testing of a new mailer for the Amiga called FidoBlitz.
So far there's been no show stopper bugs (Just little ones) reported by those I've sent it to to test.

FidoBlitz - An Amiga Binkp/1.0 Mailer for the Amiga computer.

FidoBlitz is a native Amiga Binkp/1.0 mailer written in AmiBlitz3. It
provides a clean, reliable implementation to replace the buggy existing AmiBinkd
port.

Version: 0.15

It uses all native code and not ported/re-compiled with all those issues.

If you want to see it in action make a mailer call to 39:901/281 (or 3:633/281).

Does anyone have one available to try?

Crashmail is the most stable/Compatible/capable mail processor.



Stephen


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Hello Wilfred!

18 Mar 26 21:43, you wrote to Tanausu M.:

I seem to remember there was one called Spot, and another similar
one, Mail Manager?

Spot was a point package, so probably tosser and editor in one
package. But likely not compatible with binkd that uses binkly style outbound (BSO).

It's been so long since I used spot. But binkd (and fidoblitz) can create/use ASO style outbounds.

The main issue will be what spot calls to make outbound connections.



Stephen


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Hi Stephen,

On 2026-03-19 10:40:48, you wrote to me:

Spot was a point package, so probably tosser and editor in one
package. But likely not compatible with binkd that uses binkly style
outbound (BSO).

It's been so long since I used spot.

I never used Spot, I used April, which was comparable in functionality.

But binkd (and fidoblitz) can create/use ASO style outbounds.

The main issue will be what spot calls to make outbound connections.

Trapdoor?


Bye, Wilfred.

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Hi Stephen,

On 2026-03-19 10:28:58, you wrote to Tanausu M.:

There's also ongoing testing of a new mailer for the Amiga called FidoBlitz. So far there's been no show stopper bugs (Just little ones) reported by those I've sent it to to test.

FidoBlitz - An Amiga Binkp/1.0 Mailer for the Amiga computer.

FidoBlitz is a native Amiga Binkp/1.0 mailer written in AmiBlitz3. It provides a clean, reliable implementation to replace the buggy
existing AmiBinkd port.

Version: 0.15

It uses all native code and not ported/re-compiled with all those issues.

If you want to see it in action make a mailer call to 39:901/281 (or 3:633/281).

Calling '39:901/281'. Call time: '0000-2400' UTC.
Now is: 0928 UTC.
dragon.vk3heg.net, 24554
Calling 39:901/281 (2400:a842:4042::244:24554)
SYS FidoBlitz
ZYZ Stephen Walsh
LOC Ballarat, Australia
VER FidoBlitz/0.15/Amiga binkp/1.0
TIME Thu, 19 Mar 2026 19:27:55
NDL 115200,TCP,BINKP
OPT CRAM-MD5-2f032dcd92aa416ec7baddbd0c5b38f1
address: 3:633/281@fidonet
address: 21:1/196@fsxnet
address: 39:901/281@amiganet
address: 46:3/101.5@agoranet
2400:a842:4042::244 - Ok.
Session with 39:901/281 done.
Calling 39:901/281 (103.51.115.44:24554)
SYS FidoBlitz
ZYZ Stephen Walsh
LOC Ballarat, Australia
VER FidoBlitz/0.15/Amiga binkp/1.0
TIME Thu, 19 Mar 2026 19:27:56
NDL 115200,TCP,BINKP
OPT CRAM-MD5-d42a76b0eeb8ca989897a0ad6a17acb0
address: 3:633/281@fidonet
address: 21:1/196@fsxnet
address: 39:901/281@amiganet
address: 46:3/101.5@agoranet
103.51.115.44 - Ok.
Session with 39:901/281 done.

Even IPv6! Kudos! ;-)


Bye, Wilfred.

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At 10:28 AM on 19 Mar 26, Stephen Walsh said to Tanausu M.:

Hello Tanausu!

18 Mar 26 19:51, you wrote to all:

Good afternoon. I was finishing compiling the version of Binkd from 'https://github.com/pgul/binkd' for amigaos, in my case, it's 3.2.3.
It's version 1.1a-115, but when I went to look for a tosser and editor using aminet, isn't working :(

There's also ongoing testing of a new mailer for the Amiga called FidoBlitz. So far there's been no show stopper bugs (Just little ones) reported by those I've sent it to to test.

FidoBlitz - An Amiga Binkp/1.0 Mailer for the Amiga computer.

FidoBlitz is a native Amiga Binkp/1.0 mailer written in AmiBlitz3. It provides a clean, reliable implementation to replace the buggy existing AmiBinkd port.

Version: 0.15

It uses all native code and not ported/re-compiled with all those
issues.

If you want to see it in action make a mailer call to 39:901/281 (or 3:633/281).

Does anyone have one available to try?

Crashmail is the most stable/Compatible/capable mail processor.

Stephen

Hi.


That's good to know, because with binkd you have to rewrite all the code. It's not a huge number of files, but I should use a more modern compiler.


In my case, like other users on my bbs, I prefer to use a program like amybw or q-blue. Leaving an amiga or an emulator running all day? No way. Especially now that I know how to set up nodes or points.


So, let us know if you upload it to aminet someday, once they've finished testing it.


Binkd has some minor bugs on amiga... I don't know how I let myself be convinced to use it. I'd rather wait for your program :D



LOG:

18 Mar 21:06:30 [1079826152] BEGIN, binkd/1.1a-115/Amiga -p -P 39:190/101 -C binkd.conf
18 Mar 21:06:30 [1079826152] creating a poll for 39:190/101@amiganet (`d' flavour)
18 Mar 21:06:30 [1079826152] clientmgr started
+ 18 Mar 21:06:31 [1079826152] call to 39:190/101@amiganet
18 Mar 21:06:31 [1079826152] trying wilco.ydns.eu [88.8.105.93]...
+ 18 Mar 21:06:31 [1079826152] bind -- getaddrinfo: hostname nor servname provided, or not known (-1)
18 Mar 21:06:31 [1079826152] connected
+ 18 Mar 21:06:31 [1079826152] outgoing session with wilco.ydns.eu:24554 [88.8.105.93]
- 18 Mar 21:06:37 [1079826152] OPT CRAM-MD5-4c38e33eb6c51a78f234bb47c04b4f78 CRYPT
+ 18 Mar 21:06:37 [1079826152] Remote requests MD mode
+ 18 Mar 21:06:37 [1079826152] Remote requests CRYPT mode
- 18 Mar 21:06:37 [1079826152] SYS Citrick BBS
- 18 Mar 21:06:37 [1079826152] ZYZ Tanausu Martin
- 18 Mar 21:06:37 [1079826152] LOC S/C Tenerife, Spain
- 18 Mar 21:06:37 [1079826152] NDL 115200,TCP,BINKP
- 18 Mar 21:06:37 [1079826152] TIME Wed Mar 18 2026 21:06:38 GMT+0000 (WET)
- 18 Mar 21:06:37 [1079826152] VER BinkIT/2.42,JSBinkP/4,sbbs3.21e/FreeBSD binkp/1.1
+ 18 Mar 21:06:37 [1079826152] addr: 39:190/101@amiganet
+ 18 Mar 21:06:37 [1079826152] addr: 1337:1/126@tqwnet (n/a or busy)
+ 18 Mar 21:06:37 [1079826152] addr: 21:3/219@fsxnet (n/a or busy)
+ 18 Mar 21:06:37 [1079826152] addr: 2:341/207@fidonet (n/a or busy)
+ 18 Mar 21:06:37 [1079826152] addr: 86:534/20@nixnet (n/a or busy)
+ 18 Mar 21:06:37 [1079826152] addr: 954:700/12@hobbynet (n/a or busy)
+ 18 Mar 21:06:37 [1079826152] addr: 64:500/60@cnet (n/a or busy)
+ 18 Mar 21:06:37 [1079826152] addr: 314:413/60@pinet (n/a or busy)
+ 18 Mar 21:06:38 [1079826152] addr: 80:774/60@retronet (n/a or busy)
+ 18 Mar 21:06:38 [1079826152] addr: 618:500/19@micronet (n/a or busy)
+ 18 Mar 21:06:38 [1079826152] addr: 46:20/121@agoranet (n/a or busy)
+ 18 Mar 21:06:38 [1079826152] addr: 42:1/105@sfnet (n/a or busy)
+ 18 Mar 21:06:38 [1079826152] pwd protected session (MD5)
- 18 Mar 21:06:38 [1079826152] session in CRYPT mode
- 18 Mar 21:06:38 [1079826152] receiving 0000p002.WE0 (949 byte(s), off 0)
? 18 Mar 21:06:38 [1079826152] cannot rename 0000p002.WE0 to it's realname: Undefined error: 0! (data stored in Work:binkd_amiganet/inbound/ab819284.dt)
+ 18 Mar 21:06:38 [1079826152] done (to 39:190/101@amiganet, failed, S/R: 0/0 (0/0 bytes))
18 Mar 21:06:38 [1079826152] restoring poll with `d' flavour
18 Mar 21:06:38 [1079826152] session closed, quitting...

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At 10:28 AM on 19 Mar 26, Wilfred van Velzen said to Stephen Walsh:

Hi Stephen,

On 2026-03-19 10:28:58, you wrote to Tanausu M.:

There's also ongoing testing of a new mailer for the Amiga called FidoBlitz. So far there's been no show stopper bugs (Just little ones) reported by those I've sent it to to test.

FidoBlitz - An Amiga Binkp/1.0 Mailer for the Amiga computer.

FidoBlitz is a native Amiga Binkp/1.0 mailer written in AmiBlitz3. It provides a clean, reliable implementation to replace the buggy
existing AmiBinkd port.

Version: 0.15

It uses all native code and not ported/re-compiled with all those issues.

If you want to see it in action make a mailer call to 39:901/281 (or 3:633/281).

Calling '39:901/281'. Call time: '0000-2400' UTC.
Now is: 0928 UTC.
dragon.vk3heg.net, 24554
Calling 39:901/281 (2400:a842:4042::244:24554)
SYS FidoBlitz
ZYZ Stephen Walsh
LOC Ballarat, Australia
VER FidoBlitz/0.15/Amiga binkp/1.0
TIME Thu, 19 Mar 2026 19:27:55
NDL 115200,TCP,BINKP
OPT CRAM-MD5-2f032dcd92aa416ec7baddbd0c5b38f1
address: 3:633/281@fidonet
address: 21:1/196@fsxnet
address: 39:901/281@amiganet
address: 46:3/101.5@agoranet
2400:a842:4042::244 - Ok.
Session with 39:901/281 done.
Calling 39:901/281 (103.51.115.44:24554)
SYS FidoBlitz
ZYZ Stephen Walsh
LOC Ballarat, Australia
VER FidoBlitz/0.15/Amiga binkp/1.0
TIME Thu, 19 Mar 2026 19:27:56
NDL 115200,TCP,BINKP
OPT CRAM-MD5-d42a76b0eeb8ca989897a0ad6a17acb0
address: 3:633/281@fidonet
address: 21:1/196@fsxnet
address: 39:901/281@amiganet
address: 46:3/101.5@agoranet
103.51.115.44 - Ok.
Session with 39:901/281 done.

Even IPv6! Kudos! ;-)

Bye, Wilfred.

Hi. It's pretty good. It just needs to be released to the public, even if it's just in a testing phase.

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At 10:26 AM on 19 Mar 26, Wilfred van Velzen said to Stephen Walsh:

Hi Stephen,

On 2026-03-19 10:40:48, you wrote to me:

Spot was a point package, so probably tosser and editor in one
package. But likely not compatible with binkd that uses binkly style
outbound (BSO).

It's been so long since I used spot.

I never used Spot, I used April, which was comparable in functionality.

But binkd (and fidoblitz) can create/use ASO style outbounds.

The main issue will be what spot calls to make outbound connections.

Trapdoor?

Spot, I tried it last night, but it doesn't work well with a modern system. I'm going to compile April and see if the lunatics on my bbs will leave me alone.

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Hi Tanausu,

On 2026-03-19 11:06:01, you wrote to me:

Spot, I tried it last night, but it doesn't work well with a modern system. I'm going to compile April and see if the lunatics on my bbs
will leave me alone.

That would be interesting! It's almost 3 decades ago I last worked on April. ;-)

Bye, Wilfred.

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At 12:53 AM on 19 Mar 26, Wilfred van Velzen said to Tanausu M.:

Hi Tanausu,

On 2026-03-19 11:06:01, you wrote to me:

Spot, I tried it last night, but it doesn't work well with a modern system. I'm going to compile April and see if the lunatics on my bbs
will leave me alone.

That would be interesting! It's almost 3 decades ago I last worked on April. ;-)

Bye, Wilfred.

Hi. I just compiled it under SAS/C 6.59, with a couple of minor patches, but it compiles fine now. Time to test it out.

LOG:

changes:

about.c

char *About = "\
This is April version %s! %s\n\n\
AImport V4.1\n\
AExport V3.0\n\
AprilRexx V1.01\n\
Rescan V1.4\n\
Restyle V4.0\n\
\n\
*** SAS - Beta - test version ***\n\
\n\
%s\n\
Copyright (C) 1992 - 1999 The April programming team\n\
\n\
April comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY; for details see the license.\n\
This is free software, and you are welcome to redistribute it\n\
under certain conditions; see the license for details.\n\";

*****************
*****************

char *About = "This is April version %s! %s\n\nAImport V4.1\nAExport V3.0\nAprilRexx V1.01\nRescan V1.4\nRestyle V4.0\n\n*** SAS - Beta - test version ***\n\n%s\nCopyright (C) 1992 - 1999 The April programming team\n\nApril comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY; for details see the license.\nThis is free software, and you are welcome to redistribute it\nunder certain conditions; see the license for details.\n";

*****************
*****************

openclose.c and myprocs2.c

Add at the beginning, after the headers

extern struct Library *ConsoleDevice;


*****************
*****************

compiled and working

SAS/C Amiga Compiler 6.59
Copyright (c) 1988-1995 SAS Institute Inc.
sc myprocs2.c
Warning: Debugging information may be inaccurate for optimized code.
SAS/C Amiga Compiler 6.59
Copyright (c) 1988-1995 SAS Institute Inc.
sc db_alloc.c
Warning: Debugging information may be inaccurate for optimized code.
SAS/C Amiga Compiler 6.59
Copyright (c) 1988-1995 SAS Institute Inc.
sc link to april with temp_smk.tmp
Warning: Debugging information may be inaccurate for optimized code.
SAS/C Amiga Compiler 6.59
Copyright (c) 1988-1995 SAS Institute Inc.
Slink - Version 6.59
Copyright (c) 1988-1995 SAS Institute, Inc. All Rights Reserved.


SLINK Complete - Maximum code size = 446152 ($0006cec8) bytes

Final output file size = 516692 ($0007e254) bytes
1.Work:april_compiled/source> april
1.Work:april_compiled/source>

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Re: Re: Binkd 1.1a-115
By: Wilfred van Velzen to Tanausu M. on Thu Mar 19 2026 12:53:17

hi.

I've uploaded it to my website, in case anyone wants to try it.

https://citlmbbs.synchro.net/april_3.2.3.png

https://citlmbbs.synchro.net/april
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I thought the last version of lattice was 6.58? where did 6.59 come from?

fing

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Hi Tanausu,

On 2026-03-19 15:36:03, you wrote to me:

Spot, I tried it last night, but it doesn't work well with a modern
system. I'm going to compile April and see if the lunatics on my bbs
will leave me alone.

That would be interesting! It's almost 3 decades ago I last worked on
April. ;-)

Hi. I just compiled it under SAS/C 6.59, with a couple of minor
patches, but it compiles fine now. Time to test it out.

Cool... I don't remember anything about it, how it looked, how it worked, how I compiled it, ... ;-)

Last year I tried to read the harddisks from my A4000 (by attaching them to my current hardware), that had the point setup on them, but I couldn't read anything from them anymore... :-(

I should go to my floppies a.s.a.p. that might have some interesting files, and maybe backups of the point setup. But you can't read Amiga formatted floppies on standard PC floppy drives...

Bye, Wilfred.

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Hi Tanausu,

On 2026-03-19 15:45:45, you wrote to me:

I've uploaded it to my website, in case anyone wants to try it.

https://citlmbbs.synchro.net/april_3.2.3.png

https://citlmbbs.synchro.net/april

Besides the source there should also be lha files with the released Amiga binaries on Aminet for April...


Bye, Wilfred.

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At 9:43 AM on 19 Mar 26, John Gerwing said to Tanausu M.:

I thought the last version of lattice was 6.58? where did 6.59 come
from?

fing

Yes, there's an experimental patch that adds some things like c++ improvements, for anyone who wants to use it. I don't remember where I downloaded it from, I suppose it was from aminet.

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At 6:23 PM on 19 Mar 26, Wilfred van Velzen said to Tanausu M.:

Hi Tanausu,

On 2026-03-19 15:36:03, you wrote to me:

Spot, I tried it last night, but it doesn't work well with a modern
system. I'm going to compile April and see if the lunatics on my bbs
will leave me alone.

That would be interesting! It's almost 3 decades ago I last worked on
April. ;-)

Hi. I just compiled it under SAS/C 6.59, with a couple of minor
patches, but it compiles fine now. Time to test it out.

Cool... I don't remember anything about it, how it looked, how it
worked, how I compiled it, ... ;-)

Last year I tried to read the harddisks from my A4000 (by attaching
them to my current hardware), that had the point setup on them, but I couldn't read anything from them anymore... :-(

I should go to my floppies a.s.a.p. that might have some interesting files, and maybe backups of the point setup. But you can't read Amiga formatted floppies on standard PC floppy drives...

Bye, Wilfred.

It's a shame those disks can't be restored. Couldn't you read the floppy disks with Greaseweazle?

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At 6:29 PM on 19 Mar 26, Wilfred van Velzen said to Tanausu M.:

Hi Tanausu,

On 2026-03-19 15:45:45, you wrote to me:

I've uploaded it to my website, in case anyone wants to try it.

https://citlmbbs.synchro.net/april_3.2.3.png

https://citlmbbs.synchro.net/april

Besides the source there should also be lha files with the released
Amiga binaries on Aminet for April...

Well, I couldn't find them; they're probably around somewhere, but since I had alot of problems yesterday, I downloaded them from mirror.amigaxess.de

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Hi Tanausu,

On 2026-03-19 19:04:13, you wrote to me:

Last year I tried to read the harddisks from my A4000 (by attaching
them to my current hardware), that had the point setup on them, but
I couldn't read anything from them anymore... :-(

I should go to my floppies a.s.a.p. that might have some interesting
files, and maybe backups of the point setup. But you can't read Amiga
formatted floppies on standard PC floppy drives...

It's a shame those disks can't be restored. Couldn't you read the
floppy disks with Greaseweazle?

Maybe, I haven't tried that yet...


Bye, Wilfred.

--- FMail-lnx64 2.3.2.6-B20251227
* Origin: FMail development HQ (39:150/200)

Hi Tanausu,

On 2026-03-19 19:04:13, you wrote to me:

Besides the source there should also be lha files with the released
Amiga binaries on Aminet for April...

Well, I couldn't find them;

Me neither (on Aminet).

they're probably around somewhere, but since I had alot of problems yesterday, I downloaded them from mirror.amigaxess.de

The readme in the source archive points to a website that no longer exists...

But I found a few versions in my archives:

538249 1999-09-30 10:55:44 april108.zip
232022 2000-09-01 23:24:06 april109.zip

The first one is a full release with lots of files, the second one just contains the 'april' executable file.

I've put them online:

http://www.vlzn.nl/april/april108.zip
http://www.vlzn.nl/april/april109.zip


Bye, Wilfred.

--- FMail-lnx64 2.3.2.6-B20251227
* Origin: FMail development HQ (39:150/200)

At 10:27 PM on 19 Mar 26, Wilfred van Velzen said to Tanausu M.:

Hi Tanausu,

On 2026-03-19 19:04:13, you wrote to me:

Besides the source there should also be lha files with the released
Amiga binaries on Aminet for April...

Well, I couldn't find them;

Me neither (on Aminet).

they're probably around somewhere, but since I had alot of problems yesterday, I downloaded them from mirror.amigaxess.de

The readme in the source archive points to a website that no longer exists...

But I found a few versions in my archives:

538249 1999-09-30 10:55:44 april108.zip
232022 2000-09-01 23:24:06 april109.zip

The first one is a full release with lots of files, the second one just contains the 'april' executable file.

I've put them online:

http://www.vlzn.nl/april/april108.zip http://www.vlzn.nl/april/april109.zip

Thank you, It comes with a lot of stuff :D

* Q-Blue 2.4 *
--- SBBSecho 3.37-FreeBSD
* Origin: Citrick BBS citlmbbs.synchro.net tel 2300 ssh 2424 (39:190/101)

Hi wilfred,

On Thursday March 19 2026, Wilfred Van Velzen said to Stephen Walsh:

It's been so long since I used spot.

I never used Spot, I used April, which was comparable in
functionality.

It was either Spot or Foozle in this neck of the woods.

But binkd (and fidoblitz) can create/use ASO style outbounds.
The main issue will be what spot calls to make outbound connections.

Trapdoor?

Yeah, but is/was it hard coded? (I can't remember).


-- Stephen --

Rocking Amiganet with an Amiga 4000 and Zeus BBS.


--- Zeus BBS 1.5
* Origin: -:-- Dragon's Lair --:- dragon.vk3heg.net Prt: 6800 (39:901/281.0)

Hi Wilfred,

On Thursday March 19 2026, Wilfred Van Velzen said to Stephen Walsh:

If you want to see it in action make a mailer call to 39:901/281 (or
3:633/281).

Calling '39:901/281'. Call time: '0000-2400' UTC.

[...]

103.51.115.44 - Ok. Session with 39:901/281 done.

Even IPv6! Kudos! ;-)

That only works for inbound (Havn't setup outbound), due to HAProxy being setup!

I doubt anyone will ever update any of the Amiga's TCP/IP stacks to support IPv6.....



-- Stephen --

Rocking Amiganet with an Amiga 4000 and Zeus BBS.


--- Zeus BBS 1.5
* Origin: -:-- Dragon's Lair --:- dragon.vk3heg.net Prt: 6800 (39:901/281.0)

Hi Tanausu,

On Thursday March 19 2026, Tanausu M. said to Stephen Walsh:

FidoBlitz - An Amiga Binkp/1.0 Mailer for the Amiga computer.

[...]

If you want to see it in action make a mailer call to 39:901/281 (or
3:633/281).

That's good to know, because with binkd you have to rewrite all the

[...]

So, let us know if you upload it to aminet someday, once they've
finished testing it.

It's pretty stable right now, and could be released but I'm wanting to add Binkp 1.1 support. Undecided on if Compression and/or Encryption should be added...

If you'd like to test it, send me a email ( [email protected] ), and I'll
send you the link to download it, or grab it from my bbs!

Binkd has some minor bugs on amiga... I don't know how I let myself be convinced to use it. I'd rather wait for your program :D

The bugs in Amibinkd are not minor.. The thing needs holding with warm
whoolen gloves or it will come and bite you.


-- Stephen --

Rocking Amiganet with an Amiga 4000 and Zeus BBS.


--- Zeus BBS 1.5
* Origin: -:-- Dragon's Lair --:- dragon.vk3heg.net Prt: 6800 (39:901/281.0)

At 10:30 AM on 21 Mar 26, Stephen Walsh said to Tanausu M.:

Hi Tanausu,

On Thursday March 19 2026, Tanausu M. said to Stephen Walsh:

FidoBlitz - An Amiga Binkp/1.0 Mailer for the Amiga computer.

[...]

If you want to see it in action make a mailer call to 39:901/281 (or
3:633/281).

That's good to know, because with binkd you have to rewrite all the

[...]

So, let us know if you upload it to aminet someday, once they've
finished testing it.

It's pretty stable right now, and could be released but I'm wanting to
add Binkp 1.1 support. Undecided on if Compression and/or Encryption should be added...

Eventually you should add compression and encryption, that way you'll have it completely finished.

If you'd like to test it, send me a email ( [email protected] ), and I'll send you the link to download it, or grab it from my bbs!

I've registered on your BBS and I'll take a look. I'm sure it looks good. I bet you have a whole library of programs and texts.

Binkd has some minor bugs on amiga... I don't know how I let myself be convinced to use it. I'd rather wait for your program :D

The bugs in Amibinkd are not minor.. The thing needs holding with warm whoolen gloves or it will come and bite you.

I've never been able to try that one. I'll download yours and have some fun with it, to see if I can finally get April working properly. Although the veterans ofmy bbs already forced me to use the qwk reader.

* Q-Blue 2.4 *
--- SBBSecho 3.37-FreeBSD
* Origin: Citrick BBS citlmbbs.synchro.net tel 2300 ssh 2424 (39:190/101)

At 10:28 AM on 21 Mar 26, Stephen Walsh said to Wilfred van Velzen:

Hi Wilfred,

On Thursday March 19 2026, Wilfred Van Velzen said to Stephen Walsh:

If you want to see it in action make a mailer call to 39:901/281 (or
3:633/281).

Calling '39:901/281'. Call time: '0000-2400' UTC.

[...]

103.51.115.44 - Ok. Session with 39:901/281 done.

Even IPv6! Kudos! ;-)

That only works for inbound (Havn't setup outbound), due to HAProxy
being setup!

I doubt anyone will ever update any of the Amiga's TCP/IP stacks to
support IPv6.....

If they haven't done it already in all these years... with all the TCP/IP stacksthat exist, I agree with you, I doubt anyone will do it at this point.

* Q-Blue 2.4 *
--- SBBSecho 3.37-FreeBSD
* Origin: Citrick BBS citlmbbs.synchro.net tel 2300 ssh 2424 (39:190/101)

Hi Tanausu M.,

Fidoblitz now has Binkp/1.1 support... Grab it while it's still hot!

I've looked at the Compression/Encryption, and it's just not worth it on the Amiga. It's going to push the cpu to much. I'd rather have a fast working system, than a slow one.

# FidoBlitz Development Log

# v0.17 - 2026-04-01
# Bug Fix: OPT CRAM-MD5 frame separation (server mode)
# Bug Fix: "Session established: " blank for binkp/1.0 remotes (originating mode)
# Bug Fix: CRAM-MD5 ordering dependency in originating session setup

# v0.16 - 2026-03-30
# Enhancement: Binkp/1.1 Protocol Support
Upgraded from Binkp/1.0 to full Binkp/1.1 (FSP-1024) with NR mode and CRC32 integrity.

**VER string updated:** FidoBlitz now announces `binkp/1.1` in M_NUL VER.
This is required or interoperability with binkd and other modern Binkp/1.1 mailers.

**OPT NR (Non-Reliable mode):**
**OPT CRC (CRC32 file integrity):**


-- Stephen --

Rocking Amiganet with an Amiga 4000 and Zeus BBS.


--- Zeus BBS 1.5
* Origin: -:-- Dragon's Lair --:- dragon.vk3heg.net Prt: 6800 (39:901/281.0)

Hello Stephen,

On April 6 '26 you wrote to me:

PID: ZeusBBS 1.5 3f3
MSGID: 39:901/281 9D422DC1
REPLY: 77.amiganet_prgs_amy@39:190/101 2e2438e8
CHRS: LATIN-1 2
TID: CrashMail 1.30/b 2000
Hi Tanausu M.,

Fidoblitz now has Binkp/1.1 support... Grab it while it's still hot!

I've looked at the Compression/Encryption, and it's just not worth it on the Amiga. It's going to push the cpu to much. I'd rather have a fast working system, than a slow one.

# FidoBlitz Development Log

# v0.17 - 2026-04-01
# Bug Fix: OPT CRAM-MD5 frame separation (server mode)
# Bug Fix: "Session established: " blank for binkp/1.0 remotes (originating mode) # Bug Fix: CRAM-MD5 ordering dependency in
originating session setup

# v0.16 - 2026-03-30
# Enhancement: Binkp/1.1 Protocol Support
Upgraded from Binkp/1.0 to full Binkp/1.1 (FSP-1024) with NR mode and CRC32 integrity.

**VER string updated:** FidoBlitz now announces `binkp/1.1` in M_NUL
VER. This is required or interoperability with binkd and other modern Binkp/1.1 mailers.

**OPT NR (Non-Reliable mode):**
**OPT CRC (CRC32 file integrity):**

Good afternoon. That's good news. It's good to have it as an option. In my case, I use it with a 030. It slows things down quite a bit, but even so, the program is pretty good. I'm glad they're continuing to improve it.

Regarding April, I'll have to look into it, but I don't have the code for version 1.09. I've noticed that when writing a reply, it sometimes freezes,
as if the list gets corrupted when inserting a new message and amiga crashes.
I don't know if it's due to the widget or when I select the export option to send it to binkd; I'll check version 1.08 to see if I can reproduce the problem. I'll have to post this in another thread.

--- April V1.09 (SAS)
* Origin: April message tosser/viewer (39:190/101.2)

Hello Tanausu!

07 Apr 26 15:05, you wrote to me:

I've looked at the Compression/Encryption, and it's just not
worth it on the Amiga. It's going to push the cpu to much. I'd
rather have a fast working system, than a slow one.

Good afternoon. That's good news. It's good to have it as an option.
In my case, I use it with a 030. It slows things down quite a bit, but even so, the program is pretty good. I'm glad they're continuing to improve it.

Real hardware?

Here's an analysis from two sessions on my dev setup (Amiberry '040 emulation fastest possible,
20Mbps internet connection, host i7-3770S CPU @ 3.10GHz):


---
Session 1 -- 30-Mar-2026
- Transfer window: 15:24:54 to 15:24:58 (4 seconds)
- Files received: 38 files, 369,475 bytes
- CPS: 92,369

Session 2 -- 08-Apr-2026
- Transfer window: 13:38:46 to 13:39:41 (55 seconds)
- Files received: 318 files, 2,075,854 bytes
- CPS: 37,743

---
Summary

*--------------------------+--------------------*
| Metric | Value |
*--------------------------*--------------------*
| Total files received | 356 |
*--------------------------*--------------------*
| Total bytes received | 2,445,329 (2.4 MB) |
*--------------------------*--------------------*
| Total transfer time | 59 seconds |
*--------------------------*--------------------*
| Average CPS | 65,056 |
*--------------------------*--------------------*
| Average session duration | 29.5 seconds |
*--------------------------*--------------------*



Stephen


--- GoldED+/LNX 1.1.5-b20250409
* Origin: Dragon's Lair ---:- dragon.vk3heg.net -:--- Prt: 6800 (39:901/280)

Hello Stephen,

On April 8 '26 you wrote to me:

I've looked at the Compression/Encryption, and it's just not
worth it on the Amiga. It's going to push the cpu to much. I'd
rather have a fast working system, than a slow one.

Good afternoon. That's good news. It's good to have it as an
option. In my case, I use it with a 030. It slows things down quite
a bit, but even so, the program is pretty good. I'm glad they're continuing to improve it.

Real hardware?

Here's an analysis from two sessions on my dev setup (Amiberry '040 emulation fastest possible, 20Mbps internet connection, host i7-3770S
CPU @ 3.10GHz):

---
Session 1 -- 30-Mar-2026
- Transfer window: 15:24:54 to 15:24:58 (4 seconds)
- Files received: 38 files, 369,475 bytes
- CPS: 92,369

Session 2 -- 08-Apr-2026
- Transfer window: 13:38:46 to 13:39:41 (55 seconds)
- Files received: 318 files, 2,075,854 bytes
- CPS: 37,743

---
Summary

*--------------------------+--------------------*
| Metric | Value |
*--------------------------*--------------------*
| Total files received | 356 |
*--------------------------*--------------------*
| Total bytes received | 2,445,329 (2.4 MB) |
*--------------------------*--------------------*
| Total transfer time | 59 seconds |
*--------------------------*--------------------*
| Average CPS | 65,056 |
*--------------------------*--------------------*
| Average session duration | 29.5 seconds |
*--------------------------*--------------------*

It's not bad at all. I haven't tried it with uae yet, but I imagine it will
be similar. I use it for more convenient programming, just like you.

I've been making progress with binkd. I've been debugging a lot of things,
but it's still working with ixemul. I still need to fix a bug with server binding that sometimes occurs while waiting for threads to finish, and
another with reloading the configuration. But otherwise, I've had it for a
few hours and it's still working.

--- April V1.09 (SAS)
* Origin: April message tosser/viewer (39:190/101.2)

Hello Tanausu,

On March 18 '26 you wrote to All:

Good afternoon. I was finishing compiling the version of Binkd from 'https://github.com/pgul/binkd' for amigaos, in my case, it's 3.2.3.
It's version 1.1a-115, but when I went to look for a tosser and editor using aminet, isn't working :( Does anyone have one available to try? https://citlmbbs.synchro.net/binkd_amiga_ixemul.png https://citlmbbs.synchro.net/binkd_ixemul.png Once I've tested it thoroughly, I'll upload it to GitHub. In the end, I had to compile it with gcc-pack 1.0. https://rastport.com/techblog/gcc-pack/ --- SBBSecho 3.37-FreeBSD

Good evening, I'm updating this thread to let you know that I've switched to ADE and have spent the last few weeks fixing some bugs that were making the program quite unstable. I'm still in the testing phase and fixing any bugs I find. I've included a detailed log here for your reference, along with a link to the source code on github and a pre-compiled test version.

https://github.com/skbn/binkd

There's still a bug with the SELECT function and M_GOT, which causes the
server to resend the files multiple times. But for now, it's working quite well. I'll have to leave the Amiga connected for a few days to see if it remains stable.

If anyone is interested in helping, even just out of curiosity, they are welcome.


8.Work:binkd> binkd -vvv
Binkd 1.1a-115 (Apr 11 2026 23:49:59/Amiga)
Compilation flags: gcc, https, amiga_4d_outbound.
Facilities: rfc2553emu
8.Work:binkd>


11 Apr 23:56:08 [1081240648] BEGIN, binkd/1.1a-115/Amiga -C binkd.conf
11 Apr 23:56:08 [1081240648] clientmgr started
11 Apr 23:56:08 [1081240648] servmgr started
- 11 Apr 23:56:08 [1081240648] servmgr listen on *:24558
+ 11 Apr 23:56:12 [1081240648] call to 39:190/101@amiganet
11 Apr 23:56:12 [1081240648] trying wilco.ydns.eu [88.8.98.90]...
+ 11 Apr 23:56:12 [1081240648] bind -- getaddrinfo: hostname nor servname
provided, or not known (-1)
11 Apr 23:56:12 [1081240648] connected
+ 11 Apr 23:56:12 [1081240648] outgoing session with wilco.ydns.eu:24554
[88.8.98.90]
- 11 Apr 23:56:22 [1081240648] OPT CRAM-MD5-65b9a0ead773ad909b2503ba54d338c9
CRYPT
+ 11 Apr 23:56:23 [1081240648] Remote requests MD mode
+ 11 Apr 23:56:23 [1081240648] Remote requests CRYPT mode
- 11 Apr 23:56:23 [1081240648] SYS Citrick BBS
- 11 Apr 23:56:23 [1081240648] ZYZ Tanausu Martin
- 11 Apr 23:56:23 [1081240648] LOC S/C Tenerife, Spain
- 11 Apr 23:56:23 [1081240648] NDL 115200,TCP,BINKP
- 11 Apr 23:56:23 [1081240648] TIME Sat Apr 11 2026 21:56:23 GMT+0100 (WEST)
- 11 Apr 23:56:24 [1081240648] VER BinkIT/2.42,JSBinkP/4,sbbs3.21f/FreeBSD
binkp/1.1
+ 11 Apr 23:56:24 [1081240648] addr: 39:190/101@amiganet
+ 11 Apr 23:56:24 [1081240648] addr: 1337:1/126@tqwnet
+ 11 Apr 23:56:24 [1081240648] addr: 21:3/219@fsxnet
+ 11 Apr 23:56:24 [1081240648] addr: 2:341/207@fidonet
+ 11 Apr 23:56:24 [1081240648] addr: 86:534/20@nixnet
+ 11 Apr 23:56:24 [1081240648] addr: 954:700/12@hobbynet
+ 11 Apr 23:56:24 [1081240648] addr: 64:500/60@cnet
+ 11 Apr 23:56:24 [1081240648] addr: 314:413/60@pinet
+ 11 Apr 23:56:24 [1081240648] addr: 80:774/60@retronet
+ 11 Apr 23:56:24 [1081240648] addr: 618:500/19@micronet
+ 11 Apr 23:56:24 [1081240648] addr: 46:20/121@agoranet
+ 11 Apr 23:56:24 [1081240648] addr: 42:1/105@sfnet
+ 11 Apr 23:56:24 [1081240648] addr: 10:100/60@araknet
+ 11 Apr 23:56:26 [1081240648] pwd protected session (MD5)
- 11 Apr 23:56:26 [1081240648] session in CRYPT mode
+ 11 Apr 23:56:26 [1081240648] sending gdh1:fido/OutBound/39.190.101.0.Sa0 as
92d28e99.Sa0 (684)
+ 11 Apr 23:56:26 [1081240648] sent: gdh1:fido/OutBound/39.190.101.0.Sa0
(684, 684.00 CPS, 39:190/101@amiganet)
? 11 Apr 23:56:27 [1081240648] recv: connection closed by foreign host
+ 11 Apr 23:56:27 [1081240648] done (to 39:190/101@amiganet, failed, S/R: 1/0
(684/0 bytes))
11 Apr 23:56:27 [1081240648] restoring poll with `F' flavour
11 Apr 23:56:27 [1081240648] session closed, quitting...
11 Apr 23:57:03 [1081240648] rc(1083719496)=0
+ 11 Apr 23:57:08 [1081240648] binkd.conf changed!
+ 11 Apr 23:57:08 [1081240648] Reloading configuration...
- 11 Apr 23:57:08 [1081240648] servmgr listen on *:24558
+ 11 Apr 23:57:16 [1081240648] call to 39:190/101@amiganet
11 Apr 23:57:16 [1081240648] trying wilco.ydns.eu [88.8.98.90]...
+ 11 Apr 23:57:16 [1081240648] bind -- getaddrinfo: hostname nor servname
provided, or not known (-1)
11 Apr 23:57:16 [1081240648] connected
+ 11 Apr 23:57:16 [1081240648] outgoing session with wilco.ydns.eu:24554
[88.8.98.90]
- 11 Apr 23:57:26 [1081240648] OPT CRAM-MD5-98f6e7f4e018105468a48f254b88abe3
CRYPT
+ 11 Apr 23:57:27 [1081240648] Remote requests MD mode
+ 11 Apr 23:57:27 [1081240648] Remote requests CRYPT mode
- 11 Apr 23:57:27 [1081240648] SYS Citrick BBS
- 11 Apr 23:57:27 [1081240648] ZYZ Tanausu Martin
- 11 Apr 23:57:27 [1081240648] LOC S/C Tenerife, Spain
- 11 Apr 23:57:27 [1081240648] NDL 115200,TCP,BINKP
- 11 Apr 23:57:27 [1081240648] TIME Sat Apr 11 2026 21:57:27 GMT+0100 (WEST)
- 11 Apr 23:57:27 [1081240648] VER BinkIT/2.42,JSBinkP/4,sbbs3.21f/FreeBSD
binkp/1.1
+ 11 Apr 23:57:27 [1081240648] addr: 39:190/101@amiganet
+ 11 Apr 23:57:27 [1081240648] addr: 1337:1/126@tqwnet
+ 11 Apr 23:57:27 [1081240648] addr: 21:3/219@fsxnet
+ 11 Apr 23:57:27 [1081240648] addr: 2:341/207@fidonet
+ 11 Apr 23:57:27 [1081240648] addr: 86:534/20@nixnet
+ 11 Apr 23:57:27 [1081240648] addr: 954:700/12@hobbynet
+ 11 Apr 23:57:27 [1081240648] addr: 64:500/60@cnet
+ 11 Apr 23:57:27 [1081240648] addr: 314:413/60@pinet
+ 11 Apr 23:57:27 [1081240648] addr: 80:774/60@retronet
+ 11 Apr 23:57:27 [1081240648] addr: 618:500/19@micronet
+ 11 Apr 23:57:27 [1081240648] addr: 46:20/121@agoranet
+ 11 Apr 23:57:28 [1081240648] addr: 42:1/105@sfnet
+ 11 Apr 23:57:28 [1081240648] addr: 10:100/60@araknet
+ 11 Apr 23:57:29 [1081240648] pwd protected session (MD5)
- 11 Apr 23:57:29 [1081240648] session in CRYPT mode
+ 11 Apr 23:57:29 [1081240648] done (to 39:190/101@amiganet, OK, S/R: 0/0
(0/0 bytes))
11 Apr 23:57:30 [1081240648] session closed, quitting...
11 Apr 23:58:07 [1081240648] rc(1083732576)=0
- 11 Apr 23:58:26 [1081240648] incoming from 192.168.1.1 (51321)
+ 11 Apr 23:58:26 [1081240648] incoming session with _gateway [192.168.1.1]
- 11 Apr 23:58:27 [1081240648] OPT CRYPT
+ 11 Apr 23:58:27 [1081240648] Remote requests CRYPT mode
- 11 Apr 23:58:27 [1081240648] SYS Citrick BBS
- 11 Apr 23:58:27 [1081240648] ZYZ Tanausu Martin
- 11 Apr 23:58:27 [1081240648] LOC S/C Tenerife, Spain
- 11 Apr 23:58:27 [1081240648] NDL 115200,TCP,BINKP
- 11 Apr 23:58:27 [1081240648] TIME Sat Apr 11 2026 21:58:26 GMT+0100 (WEST)
- 11 Apr 23:58:27 [1081240648] VER BinkIT/2.42,JSBinkP/4,sbbs3.21f/FreeBSD
binkp/1.1
+ 11 Apr 23:58:27 [1081240648] addr: 46:20/121@agoranet
+ 11 Apr 23:58:27 [1081240648] addr: 39:190/101@amiganet
+ 11 Apr 23:58:27 [1081240648] addr: 10:100/60@araknet
+ 11 Apr 23:58:27 [1081240648] addr: 64:500/60@cnet
+ 11 Apr 23:58:27 [1081240648] addr: 2:341/207@fidonet
+ 11 Apr 23:58:27 [1081240648] addr: 21:3/219@fsxnet
+ 11 Apr 23:58:27 [1081240648] addr: 954:700/12@hobbynet
+ 11 Apr 23:58:28 [1081240648] addr: 618:500/19@micronet
+ 11 Apr 23:58:28 [1081240648] addr: 86:534/20@nixnet
+ 11 Apr 23:58:28 [1081240648] addr: 314:413/60@pinet
+ 11 Apr 23:58:28 [1081240648] addr: 80:774/60@retronet
+ 11 Apr 23:58:28 [1081240648] addr: 42:1/105@sfnet
+ 11 Apr 23:58:28 [1081240648] addr: 1337:1/126@tqwnet
+ 11 Apr 23:58:29 [1081240648] pwd protected session (MD5)
- 11 Apr 23:58:29 [1081240648] session in CRYPT mode
- 11 Apr 23:58:29 [1081240648] receiving 0000p002.SA0 (563 byte(s), off 0)
+ 11 Apr 23:58:29 [1081240648] 0000p002.SA0 -> gdh1:fido/inbound/0000p002.SA0
11 Apr 23:58:29 [1081240648] got *.sa?, delayed starting
gdh1:fido/scripts/decompress2
11 Apr 23:58:29 [1081240648] got *.SA?, delayed starting
gdh1:fido/scripts/decompress2
+ 11 Apr 23:58:29 [1081240648] rcvd: 0000p002.SA0 (563, 563.00 CPS,
46:20/121@agoranet)
+ 11 Apr 23:58:29 [1081240648] already have 0000p002.SA0
(gdh1:fido/inbound/0000p002.SA0, 563 byte(s))
+ 11 Apr 23:58:29 [1081240648] already have 0000p002.SA0
(gdh1:fido/inbound/0000p002.SA0, 563 byte(s))
+ 11 Apr 23:58:30 [1081240648] already have 0000p002.SA0
(gdh1:fido/inbound/0000p002.SA0, 563 byte(s))
+ 11 Apr 23:58:30 [1081240648] already have 0000p002.SA0
(gdh1:fido/inbound/0000p002.SA0, 563 byte(s))
+ 11 Apr 23:58:30 [1081240648] already have 0000p002.SA0
(gdh1:fido/inbound/0000p002.SA0, 563 byte(s))
? 11 Apr 23:58:30 [1081240648] recv: connection closed by foreign host
+ 11 Apr 23:58:30 [1081240648] done (from 46:20/121@agoranet, failed, S/R:
0/1 (0/563 bytes))
11 Apr 23:58:30 [1081240648] Running gdh1:fido/scripts/decompress2
- 11 Apr 23:58:30 [1081240648] executing `gdh1:fido/scripts/decompress2'
- 11 Apr 23:58:31 [1081240648] rc=0
11 Apr 23:58:31 [1081240648] session closed, quitting...
11 Apr 23:58:32 [1081240648] rc(1083732576)=0
? 11 Apr 23:58:32 [1081240648] servmgr select(): Socket operation on
non-socket
- 11 Apr 23:58:32 [1081240648] servmgr listen on *:24558
+ 12 Apr 00:02:31 [1081240648] binkd.conf changed!
+ 12 Apr 00:02:31 [1081240648] Reloading configuration...
12 Apr 00:02:31 [1081240648] previous config is no longer in use, unloading
+ 12 Apr 00:02:32 [1081240648] binkd.conf changed!
+ 12 Apr 00:02:32 [1081240648] Reloading configuration...
12 Apr 00:02:32 [1081240648] previous config is no longer in use, unloading
- 12 Apr 00:02:32 [1081240648] servmgr listen on *:24558
- 12 Apr 00:04:00 [1081240648] incoming from 192.168.1.1 (64039)
+ 12 Apr 00:04:00 [1081240648] incoming session with _gateway [192.168.1.1]
- 12 Apr 00:04:01 [1081240648] OPT CRYPT
+ 12 Apr 00:04:01 [1081240648] Remote requests CRYPT mode
- 12 Apr 00:04:01 [1081240648] SYS Citrick BBS
- 12 Apr 00:04:01 [1081240648] ZYZ Tanausu Martin
- 12 Apr 00:04:01 [1081240648] LOC S/C Tenerife, Spain
- 12 Apr 00:04:01 [1081240648] NDL 115200,TCP,BINKP
- 12 Apr 00:04:01 [1081240648] TIME Sat Apr 11 2026 22:03:56 GMT+0100 (WEST)
- 12 Apr 00:04:01 [1081240648] VER BinkIT/2.42,JSBinkP/4,sbbs3.21f/FreeBSD
binkp/1.1
+ 12 Apr 00:04:01 [1081240648] addr: 46:20/121@agoranet
+ 12 Apr 00:04:01 [1081240648] addr: 39:190/101@amiganet
+ 12 Apr 00:04:01 [1081240648] addr: 10:100/60@araknet
+ 12 Apr 00:04:01 [1081240648] addr: 64:500/60@cnet
+ 12 Apr 00:04:01 [1081240648] addr: 2:341/207@fidonet
+ 12 Apr 00:04:01 [1081240648] addr: 21:3/219@fsxnet
+ 12 Apr 00:04:01 [1081240648] addr: 954:700/12@hobbynet
+ 12 Apr 00:04:01 [1081240648] addr: 618:500/19@micronet
+ 12 Apr 00:04:01 [1081240648] addr: 86:534/20@nixnet
+ 12 Apr 00:04:02 [1081240648] addr: 314:413/60@pinet
+ 12 Apr 00:04:02 [1081240648] addr: 80:774/60@retronet
+ 12 Apr 00:04:02 [1081240648] addr: 42:1/105@sfnet
+ 12 Apr 00:04:02 [1081240648] addr: 1337:1/126@tqwnet
+ 12 Apr 00:04:03 [1081240648] pwd protected session (MD5)
- 12 Apr 00:04:03 [1081240648] session in CRYPT mode
- 12 Apr 00:04:03 [1081240648] receiving 0000p002.SA0 (943 byte(s), off 0)
+ 12 Apr 00:04:03 [1081240648] 0000p002.SA0 -> gdh1:fido/inbound/0000p002.SA0
12 Apr 00:04:03 [1081240648] got *.sa?, delayed starting
gdh1:fido/scripts/decompress2
12 Apr 00:04:03 [1081240648] got *.SA?, delayed starting
gdh1:fido/scripts/decompress2
+ 12 Apr 00:04:04 [1081240648] rcvd: 0000p002.SA0 (943, 943.00 CPS,
46:20/121@agoranet)
+ 12 Apr 00:04:04 [1081240648] already have 0000p002.SA0
(gdh1:fido/inbound/0000p002.SA0, 943 byte(s))
+ 12 Apr 00:04:04 [1081240648] already have 0000p002.SA0
(gdh1:fido/inbound/0000p002.SA0, 943 byte(s))
+ 12 Apr 00:04:04 [1081240648] already have 0000p002.SA0
(gdh1:fido/inbound/0000p002.SA0, 943 byte(s))
+ 12 Apr 00:04:04 [1081240648] already have 0000p002.SA0
(gdh1:fido/inbound/0000p002.SA0, 943 byte(s))
+ 12 Apr 00:04:04 [1081240648] already have 0000p002.SA0
(gdh1:fido/inbound/0000p002.SA0, 943 byte(s))
? 12 Apr 00:04:05 [1081240648] recv: connection closed by foreign host
+ 12 Apr 00:04:05 [1081240648] done (from 46:20/121@agoranet, failed, S/R:
0/1 (0/943 bytes))
12 Apr 00:04:05 [1081240648] Running gdh1:fido/scripts/decompress2
- 12 Apr 00:04:05 [1081240648] executing `gdh1:fido/scripts/decompress2'
- 12 Apr 00:04:06 [1081240648] rc=0
12 Apr 00:04:06 [1081240648] session closed, quitting...
12 Apr 00:04:06 [1081240648] rc(1084619488)=0
? 12 Apr 00:04:06 [1081240648] servmgr select(): Socket operation on
non-socket
- 12 Apr 00:04:06 [1081240648] servmgr listen on *:24558



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