[nos-bbs] JNOS and Winlink interfacing -- close but stuck

Bob Tenty bobtenty at gmail.com
Fri Dec 31 22:52:48 EST 2010


Forwarding and retrieving of mail works fine for the call-sign of jnos. 
(registered with winlink)

Retrieving I understand but forwarding of another call to winlink 
doesn't work.

Note: That other call is also registered at winlink

Jnos deletes that mail in that users mbox (as it thinks its delivered  
to winlink) but it it doesn't arrive.
It just disappears in a "black hole"

No error to sysop, nothing.

I didn't monitor the traffic as yet.

73,

Bob VE3TOK



On 10-12-31 04:50 PM, John Goerzen wrote:
> On 12/31/2010 10:56 AM, Maiko Langelaar wrote:
>> I am guessing you have a couple of nodes to go through to get to the
>> nearest RMS packet system.
>
> Right.
>
>>
>>>> Are you saying that you believe that the fact that I am saying "wl2k"
>>>> in two places instead of wa4zko-11 is the cause of my trouble ?
>>
>> Yes, and actually or what I have done *so far*, it would just be
>> wa4zko-11, since to be honest with you, I've never logged into JNOS
>> with any SSID values, a concept that I need to better understand now
>> that it's appearing in the winlink stuff. I'm still learning too :)
>
> OK, why is that?  My understanding here was that the "wl2k" was just 
> an arbitrary placeholder and can be anything.  How would that make a 
> difference on the incoming mail?
>
>> Okay, I missed this line completely. Sorry about that John. Willie gave
>> a good answer, you can try out linuxRMS if that is all you really want
>> out of this.
>
> That doesn't do what I want, from what I can tell.  It provides a way 
> for others to access the Winlink system, but does not provide a way 
> for me to download my mail any easier than I already had.  I can 
> telnet to it and use the CLI, but then I could already do that.
>
> I found paclink-unix that may do what I'm after, actually.  But JNOS 
> can do this too, right?  What I'm after is a way to get my mail out of 
> Winlink and into a Maildir or IMAP folder or something where I can 
> munge it using my usual tools.
>
> -- John
>
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