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    From IB JOE@1:342/201 to All on Sat Nov 10 12:12:22 2018
    I copied the directory and used the second slot and for whatever reason it
    took my fidonet address. For whatever reason I cannot use use the first
    slot. To be honest with you I thought I did this the last time I was moving things around.

    Anyway, FTN address fits in the second slot...

    Thanx
    :)

    IB JOE
    AKA Joe Schweier
    SysOp of Joe's Computer & BBS
    Telnet: joesbbs.com

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  • From Todd Yatzook@1:142/799 to IB JOE on Sat Nov 10 21:46:09 2018
    On 11/10/18, IB JOE said the following...

    I copied the directory and used the second slot and for whatever reason
    it took my fidonet address. For whatever reason I cannot use use the first slot. To be honest with you I thought I did this the last time I was moving things around.

    Anyway, FTN address fits in the second slot...

    Oh, yeah, I thought you saw the replies to you that said that's exactly what
    it probably was. Don't use the first slot, it's reserved for local mail. Glad you got it sorted out!

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  • From mark lewis@1:3634/12.73 to IB JOE on Sun Nov 11 13:04:08 2018

    On 2018 Nov 10 12:12:22, you wrote to All:

    For whatever reason I cannot use use the first slot.

    have you not seen any of the messages saying that the first slot is now for the
    local areas and not any FTNs???

    )\/(ark

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  • From Tony Langdon@3:633/410 to mark lewis on Mon Nov 12 08:11:00 2018
    On 11-11-18 13:04, mark lewis wrote to IB JOE <=-

    @TZ: 412c

    On 2018 Nov 10 12:12:22, you wrote to All:

    For whatever reason I cannot use use the first slot.

    have you not seen any of the messages saying that the first slot is now for the local areas and not any FTNs???

    Yes, it's well documented in more places than I can think of, the first node address entry MUST be left at 0:0/0. It even says so in the configuration screen. Note the top line in my list of AKAs taken from Mystic's configuration interface.

    ---------------------------------------------------------------- a
    __ a 0:0/0 No Local - Do not remove! aaagj!
    |a__ a 3:633/410.1 fidonet Yes Fidonet aaa__
    aaaa_a 21:1/143 fsxnet No FSX_NET aaaaaa
    aaaaa 637:1/103 happynet No aaaaa|
    a aaaaa 432:1/1 vkradio No VKRadio Hub aaaa a
    aaaaa 432:1/100 vkradio No aaaa a
    aaaaaaa 80:774/6 retronet No RetroNet a_ __a __a >>a 801:1/9 rdwxnet No Radio/Weather Net a> aaa
    a 0:0/0 No a >_
    a 314:314/65 pinet No piNET a
    a 0:0/0 No a
    a 0:0/0 No



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  • From Chad Adams@1:19/37 to All on Mon Nov 12 06:48:16 2018
    The first address should be 0:0/0 and thatrCOs titled local. ThatrCOs for
    local bases.

    Each slot after is where you add ftn networks.

    On 07:04 11/11 , mark lewis wrote:

    On 2018 Nov 10 12:12:22, you wrote to All:

    For whatever reason I cannot use use the first slot.

    have you not seen any of the messages saying that the first slot is now for the
    local areas and not any FTNs???

    )\/(ark

    Always Mount a Scratch Monkey
    Do you manage your own servers? If you are not running an IDS/IPS yer doin' it >wrong...
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