apam,
Apparently, postie has an issue when the FTN directory is on a different device than the temp directory. At least, that is how I am reading this error:

terminate called after throwing an instance of 'std::filesystem::__cxx11::filesystem_error'
what(): filesystem error: cannot rename: Invalid cross-device link [temp/postie-16020/6f4eb009.pkt] [FTN/packets/6f4eb009.pkt.bad]
Aborted

Also, this appears to be the result of a "packet from unknown link in secure inbound." The packet in question is a routed netmail that came from my fsxnet hub (which means it went in secure) but postie is then treating it as an issue because the netmail is from an fsxnet system other than my hub (making it unknown to postie).
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apam,
Apparently, postie has an issue when the FTN directory is on a different device
than the temp directory. At least, that is how I am reading this error:

terminate called after throwing an instance of 'std::filesystem::__cxx11::filesystem_error'
what(): filesystem error: cannot rename: Invalid cross-device link [temp/postie-16020/6f4eb009.pkt] [FTN/packets/6f4eb009.pkt.bad]
Aborted

Ok, I'll fix this soon.

Also, this appears to be the result of a "packet from unknown link in secure inbound." The packet in question is a routed netmail that came from my fsxnet
hub (which means it went in secure) but postie is then treating it as an issue
because the netmail is from an fsxnet system other than my hub (making it unknown to postie).

fidonet packets have a packet origin as well as a message origin (for each message in the packet) the packet origin should be the system that sent the packet (ie, the link) where the message origin is the system that the netmail originated.

Something else is going on here, can you send me a packet like the one that got rejected so I can look at it?

Thanks,

Andrew




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Hi Dumas,

inbound." The packet in question is a routed netmail that came from
my fsxnet [Bhub (which means it went in secure) but postie is then
treating it as an issue because the netmail is from an fsxnet system
other than my hub (making it unknown to postie).

Hummm. I received a Netmail from andrew the other day, and my postie
dosn't know anything about his system... It worked fine.

apam -> avon -> my bos/hub -> this point.


\/orlon
aka
Stephen

Rocking Amiga 3000 powerd, Linux M68K.



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fidonet packets have a packet origin as well as a message origin (for
each message in the packet) the packet origin should be the system
that sent the packet (ie, the link) where the message origin is the
system that the netmail originated.

Something else is going on here, can you send me a packet like the one
that got rejected so I can look at it?

I will be sure to capture it the next time it happens. The packet in
question appeared garbled so I just deleted it to get the rest of the
4/100 log jam cleared. ;)



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Hummm. I received a Netmail from andrew the other day, and my postie
dosn't know anything about his system... It worked fine.

apam -> avon -> my bos/hub -> this point.

On closer inspection, the packet was also garbled so maybe it was an
issue on their end. That is the first, and only, time I have run into
that so far.


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Hi Blue White,

Hummm. I received a Netmail from andrew the other day, and my
postie dosn't know anything about his system... It worked fine.
apam -> avon -> my bos/hub -> this point.

On closer inspection, the packet was also garbled so maybe it was an
issue on their end. That is the first, and only, time I have run into
that so far.

Postie in the past was having issues with packets from an Atari system
running ratsoft. Apam put a fix in pretty quickly for that one, so
perhaps capture the packet(s) and send them to him.




\/orlon
aka
Stephen

Rocking Amiga 3000 powerd, Linux M68K.



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Postie in the past was having issues with packets from an Atari system running ratsoft. Apam put a fix in pretty quickly for that one, so
perhaps capture the packet(s) and send them to him.

There's a board with FTN running Ratsoft?? Nice! Is is Star Fleet HQ? Def.
need to check out a RS board...


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Hi J0HNNY,

Postie in the past was having issues with packets from an Atari
system running ratsoft. Apam put a fix in pretty quickly for that
one, so perhaps capture the packet(s) and send them to him.

There's a board with FTN running Ratsoft?? Nice! Is is Star Fleet HQ?
Def. need to check out a RS board...

Yes, it's on this network... I can't remember the name of the system.


\/orlon
aka
Stephen

Rocking Amiga 3000 powerd, Linux M68K.



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