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util:sbbsecho [2020/03/10 21:56] – [SCFG] missing closing paren digital man | util:sbbsecho [2021/05/24 19:10] – [EchoCfg] Added info on "Zone Blind SEEN-BY and PATH Lines" which was missing. BoonDock | ||
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- | ====== SBBSecho ====== | + | ====== SBBSecho |
Synchronet' | Synchronet' | ||
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</ | </ | ||
+ | An alternative method is to instead subscribe/ | ||
===== Area File ===== | ===== Area File ===== | ||
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Log Timestmap Format defines the format of the date/ | Log Timestmap Format defines the format of the date/ | ||
along with each log message to the log file (e.g. '' | along with each log message to the log file (e.g. '' | ||
- | The timestamp format is defined using standard C '' | + | The timestamp format is defined using standard C '' |
The default format is: '' | The default format is: '' | ||
For SBBSecho v2 timestamp format, use '' | For SBBSecho v2 timestamp format, use '' | ||
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from any additionally configured EchoLists which they have | from any additionally configured EchoLists which they have | ||
access to. | access to. | ||
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+ | == Zone Blind SEEN-BY and PATH Lines == | ||
+ | Zone Blind SEEN-BY and PATH Lines when Enabled will cause SBBSecho to assume that node numbers are not duplicated across zones and that a net/node combination in either of these Kludge lines should be used to identify a spcific node regardless of which zone that node is located in (thus breaking the rules of FidoNet 3D addressing). | ||
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+ | If you are having trouble with FidoNet echomail crossing Zone boundaries which does not add all the SEEN-BY and PATH nodes, then enable this option with the limit of " | ||
=== Paths and Filenames === | === Paths and Filenames === | ||
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==== Instances ==== | ==== Instances ==== | ||
- | SBBSecho is designed to run only one instance at a time. A mutual-exclusion file ('' | + | SBBSecho is designed to run only one instance at a time. A mutual-exclusion file ('' |
If you get the following error message (on the console and/or the log file) and you can confirm that SBBSecho is not actually running, you can safely delete the mutex file to allow SBBSecho to again run normally: | If you get the following error message (on the console and/or the log file) and you can confirm that SBBSecho is not actually running, you can safely delete the mutex file to allow SBBSecho to again run normally: |