[nos-bbs] JNOS2 haddress
Wm Lewis
thunderft at hotmail.com
Wed May 18 18:03:37 EDT 2011
The HADDRESS refers to the BBS you call your HOME BBS.
My Mbox Haddress is: KG6BAJ.#nca.ca.usa.noam.
For any of my users that wish to recieve packet mail at my station, their haddress is alos : KG6BAJ.#nca.ca.usa.noam.
The breakdown is this:
KG6BAJ = root Callsign of the BBS
NCA = Sub-Region (if any) of the main region/state/area. In this case NCA is Northern California
CA = Main Region/State/Area. In this case CA is California
USA = Country. In this case USA is United States of America.
NOAM = Continent. In this case NOAM = North America.
There is a split of those that use NA for North America, and those that use NOAM for North America.
Here is the Continent break-down chart:
# -------------------------------
# AF = AFRICA
# AN = ANTARCTICA
# AS = ASIA
# AU = AUSTRALIA / OCEANIA
# EU = EUROPE
# CEAM = CENTRAL AMERICA ??
# NA = NORTH AMERICA
# NOAM = NORTH AMERICA
# SA = SOUTH AMERICA
# SOAM = SOUTH AMERICA
So, If you are going to run your own BBS, then from your QRZ info,
your HADDRESS might look like this: AK4GS.#wtn.tn.usa.noam
The ".#" part is a deliminator to specify "packet radio" versus "internet email"
If I were living in Tennessee, and using your BBS as my home BBS, then someone wanting to send me a packet message would address it like this:
" sp kg6baj at ak4gs.#wtn.tn.usa.noam "
Of course, you may want to use WTN for Western Tennesse, or NWTN for North Western, or whatever you're comfortable with.
Clear as mud now ?
Bill
KG6BAJ
For most that are already running a BBS, they would be
> Date: Wed, 18 May 2011 15:39:02 -0500
> From: snitey at gmail.com
> To: nos-bbs at tapr.org
> Subject: [nos-bbs] JNOS2 haddress
>
> Hi all,
>
> I'm new to the group. I'm setting up JNOS2 on a Ubuntu 10.4 system
> and ran across the 'haddress' option. My question is that this
> address is a random address, like for a domain or an area? I know to
> use the format of 'callsign.xxx.state.country.xxxx'. What is the best
> way to configure the 'xxx' of the address? Does it pertain to my
> area, or can it be really anything? I've seen some different names in
> these fields on other JNOS systems.
>
> Any help will be greatly appreciated. If this is posted elsewhere,
> please let me know and please accept my appolgies.
>
> 73's
>
> AK4GS
>
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