Hello deon!

Can you please check your hub system. Connections are *very* slow, and your end is refusing packets.

Could you also please email me, as I can't find your email address.

vk3heg@vk3heg.net


Thanks,

Vorlon


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Re: Connections
By: Vorlon to deon on Fri Aug 05 2022 11:19 am

Can you please check your hub system. Connections are *very* slow, and your end is refusing packets.

Could you also please email me, as I can't find your email address.

Hub or BBS?

I just tested both, and they are both running - so a log would be helpful.



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Re: Connections
By: deon to Vorlon on Fri Aug 05 2022 04:13 pm

Re: Connections
By: Vorlon to deon on Fri Aug 05 2022 11:19 am

Can you please check your hub system. Connections are *very* slow, and your end is refusing packets.

Could you also please email me, as I can't find your email address.

Hub or BBS?

I just tested both, and they are both running - so a log would be helpful.

I see it - BBS. Synchronet has gone 100% on 2 CPUs... so something has gone astray... I'll restart it.


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deon wrote (2022-08-05):

Hub or BBS?

I just tested both, and they are both running - so a log would be helpful.

Your Tor Onion service and/or Tor proxy seems to be down, too.


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Re: Connections
By: Oli to deon on Fri Aug 05 2022 01:06 pm

deon wrote (2022-08-05):

Hub or BBS?

I just tested both, and they are both running - so a log would be helpful.

Your Tor Onion service and/or Tor proxy seems to be down, too.

OK, that one I found - my IPv6 prefix changed.

Should be good now?


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deon wrote (2022-08-05):

Your Tor Onion service and/or Tor proxy seems to be down, too.

OK, that one I found - my IPv6 prefix changed.

Should be good now?

Outgoing (3/100->102) seems to be fine, but I cannot connect to your hub's onion address.

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Re: Connections
By: Oli to deon on Fri Aug 05 2022 02:24 pm

Should be good now?

Outgoing (3/100->102) seems to be fine, but I cannot connect to your hub's onion address.

OK, I think I got it this time - can you try again...


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deon wrote (2022-08-06):

Outgoing (3/100->102) seems to be fine, but I cannot connect to your
hub's onion address.

OK, I think I got it this time - can you try again...

Thanks, it's working again ... :)

+ 13:30 [3758] call to 21:3/100@fsxnet
+ 13:30 [3758] outgoing session with evmfq....onion:24554
- 13:30 [3758] SYS Alterant MailHub
- 13:30 [3758] TIME Sat, 6 Aug 2022 22:30:30 +1000
- 13:30 [3758] VER binkd/1.1a-114/Linux binkp/1.1
+ 13:30 [3758] addr: 21:3/100@fsxnet
+ 13:30 [3758] addr: 21:3/0@fsxnet


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On 05 Aug 22 11:19:52 Vorlon wrote...

Hello deon!

Can you please check your hub system. Connections are *very* slow,
and your end is refusing packets.

Could you also please email me, as I can't find your email address.

vk3heg@vk3heg.net

Thanks,

Vorlon

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To which Commodore Clifford replies...

Ok... thanks... I was starting to think it was just me. ;)

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For the record... I've been good with connections for the past couple
days....


Fingers crossed.

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Hello Alterego,

I have been missing Spectre's posts for some reason so I sent a netmail to Areafix@21:3/100 to connect. I haven't received a reply yet but I see in the log it says "Warning: remote set UNSECURE session" followed by "pwd protected session (MD5).

So.. I'm not sure if that netmail landed in your unprotected inbound??

I'm not sure why the unprotected session..

Ttyl :-),
Al

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Re: Connections
By: Al to Alterego on Wed Aug 12 2020 11:25 am

I have been missing Spectre's posts for some reason so I sent a netmail to Areafix@21:3/100 to connect. I haven't received a reply yet but I see in the log it says "Warning: remote set UNSECURE session" followed by "pwd protected session (MD5).

Ahh, my side says:
+ 13 Aug 04:07:10 [22358] incoming session with localhost [127.0.0.1]
- 13 Aug 04:07:10 [22358] SYS The Rusty MailBox
- 13 Aug 04:07:10 [22358] ZYZ Alan Ianson
...
+ 13 Aug 04:07:10 [22358] addr: 1:153/757@fidonet
+ 13 Aug 04:07:10 [22358] addr: 1:153/0@fidonet
+ 13 Aug 04:07:10 [22358] addr: 21:4/106@fsxnet
...
? 13 Aug 04:07:10 [22358] unexpected password digest from the remote
- 13 Aug 04:07:10 [22358] receiving c628b46a.pkt (304 byte(s), off 0)
+ 13 Aug 04:07:10 [22358] c628b46a.pkt -> /fido/mailer/in.unsecure/c628b46a.pkt + 13 Aug 04:07:10 [22358] rcvd: c628b46a.pkt (304, 304.00 CPS, 1:153/757@fidonet)
+ 13 Aug 04:07:11 [22358] done (from 1:153/757@fidonet, OK, S/R: 0/1 (0/304 bytes))

Inbound netmails are still processed, so I checked the log and it was processed:
L 04:07:16 Netmail from 21:4/106 to 21:3/100.0
8 04:07:16 areafix: 21:4/106 subscribed to area 'FSX_GEN'
8 04:07:16 areafix: 21:4/106 subscribed to area 'FSX_MYS'
8 04:07:16 areafix: 21:4/106 subscribed to area 'FSX_MAG'
...

And a reply packaged for you:
L 04:07:17 Wrote Netmail: 21:3/100.0 -> 21:4/106.0
7 04:07:18 Msg from 21:3/100 to 21:4/106 packed via 21:4/100

But I have some echomail here waiting for you to collect.

So looks like the binkp password is the issue.

<checking>

Sure enough - your binkd config was missing (confused) - but I've added it back and polled you. Success - mail transferred :)

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