Synchronet v3.19b-Win32 (install) has been released (Jan-2022).

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 When your BSO mailer scans its outbound directories and sees the file 0e32000c.flo, it will attempt to connect to 1:3634/12 and deliver the myfreq.req file. If 1:3634/12 has FREQ enabled, it will read the filenames from the .req file and queue them to send back to you during the current connection. When your BSO mailer scans its outbound directories and sees the file 0e32000c.flo, it will attempt to connect to 1:3634/12 and deliver the myfreq.req file. If 1:3634/12 has FREQ enabled, it will read the filenames from the .req file and queue them to send back to you during the current connection.
  
-If the destination system is in another zone, then the outbound directory for that zone has an extension like we show above where outbound.001 is the outbound for zone 1 if you are not in zone 1. Let's say we want to send a FREQ to a system in Micronet. Micronet is zone 618. In HEX that is 26a and since the extensions in BSO are limited to three charcters, the outbound would be outbound.26a.+If the destination system is in another zone, then the outbound directory for that zone has an extension like we show above where outbound.001 is the outbound for zone 1 if you are not in zone 1. Let's say we want to send a FREQ to a system in Micronet. Micronet is zone 618. In HEX that is 26a so the outbound would be outbound.26a.
  
 So, a request to 618:3634/12 would look like this. So, a request to 618:3634/12 would look like this.

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