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<h5>Last update 30-Jan-2001</h5>
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<P> <P>
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<H1>mbcico - The Fidonet mailer.</H1>
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<P>
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This is work in progress....
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<h3>Synopsis.</H3>
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<P>
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<code>-r<role> -a<inetaddr> <node> ...</code><br>
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<code>-r 0|1 </code>1 - master, o - slave [0]<br>
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<code>-n<phone> </code>forced phone number<br>
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<code>-l<ttydevice> </code>forced tty device<br>
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<code>-t<tcpmode> </code>telnet TCP/IP mode, must be one of ifc|itn|ibn, forces TCP/IP<br>
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<code>-a<inetaddr> </code>supply internet hostname if not in nodelist<br>
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<code> <node> </code>should be in domain form, e.g. f11.n22.z3
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(this implies master mode)<br>
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<code>-h </code>show this help message<br>
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<br>
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or: <code>mbcico tsync|yoohoo|**EMSI_INQC816|-t ibn|-t ifc|-t itn</code> (this implies slave mode)
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<P> <P>
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<H3>Description.</H3>
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<P>
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<strong>mbcico</strong> stands for MBse "Internet - Fidonet Copy In /Copy Out",
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this is a FidoNet(r) compatible transport agent. It is based on <strong>
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ifcico</strong> written by Eugene G. Crosser, <crosser@average.org>,
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2:5020/230@FidoNet. I changed the name of the program to make the difference
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between <strong>ifcico</strong> and <strong>mbcico</strong>. Nowadays it is
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quite different then ifcico.
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<P>
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Currently it supports FTS-0001, YooHoo/2U2 and EMSI handshake protocols,
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Xmodem, Telink, Modem7, Hydra, SEAlink with and without overdrive and
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crash recovery, Bark file and update requests, WaZoo protocols: DietIFNA,
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plain Zmodem (aka ZedZip, EMSI flag "ZMO") and ZedZap, WaZoo file and
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update requests (nodelist flag should be XA). WaZoo file and update requests
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do also work with FTS-0001 sessions, this is supported by several well known DOS
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mailers also.
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Password protected requests and update requests are implemented (but not
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yet full tested).
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<P>
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There is also a special protocol optimized to use over TCP/IP connections,
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contributed by Stanislav Voronyi <stas@uanet.kharkov.ua>, it is
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identiefied by EMSI proto code TCP (not registered) and nodelist flag IFC.
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The default port is 60179. There is a telnet variant on this, the default
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port is 23, and nodelist flag is ITN. The telnet variant is written by
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T. Tanaka.
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<P>
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There is also a <strong>Binkp</strong> implementation, this is a
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bi-directional TCP/IP protocol.
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This protocol is prefferred over the IFC protocol because it is
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more efficient. Nodelist flag is IBN, the default port is 24554, and the
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nodelist request flag is XX. This Binkp implementation supports multiple
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batches, however this is only tested against another <strong>mbcico.</strong>
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I don't know if any other mailer supports this option, but it is documented
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in the spec's.
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<P>
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Outbound directory structure is BinkleyTerm compatible, with domains and
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point subdirectories (full 5d). There are separate "protected" and
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"unprotected" inbound directories for the incoming sessions with the nodes
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that are in your setup. Files received during outbound sessions are always
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stored in the "protected" inbound.
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<P>
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"Magic" file request processors are executable files placed in the "magic"
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directory. If a request is made for a file with matching name, the
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executable from the "magic" directory is run, and its stdout output is mailed
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to the requestor. Full requestor's address, in the form of "John Smith of
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1:234/56/7" is passed to the executable in the command line. Non-executable
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files in the magic directory contain the full names to magic filenames. The
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magic NODELIST can thus point to the full path and filename of your latest
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nodelist. These magic names are automatic maintained by the <strong>mbfido</strong>
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program when the magic name is set in the .tic file that you receive.
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<P>
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To run <strong>mbcico</strong> in master mode, you need to make dialout
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devices read/writeable for <strong>mbcico</strong>, and do the same for
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the directory where your uucp locks are created (usually /var/locks).
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<P> <P>
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<h3>Answer Mode.</h3>
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<P>
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To make <strong>mbcico</strong> work in answer mode, you need <strong>
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mgetty</strong> written by Gert Doering. <strong>mbcico</strong> must be
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started with one of the following parameters:
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<P><PRE>
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FTS-0001 call: "/opt/mbse/bin/mbcico tsync"
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FTS-0006 call: "/opt/mbse/bin/mbcico yoohoo"
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EMSI call: "/opt/mbse/bin/mbcico **EMSI_....."
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</PRE><P>
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In the latter case the received EMSI packet should be passed whitout trailing
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CR). To make this work <strong>mgetty</strong> must be compiled with the
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-DFIDO option. Other getty programs might work.
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<P>
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To answer TCP/IP calls the following lines should be added to /etc/inetd.conf:
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<P><PRE>
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binkd stream tcp nowait mbse /opt/mbse/bin/mbcico mbcico -t ibn
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tfido stream tcp nowait mbse /opt/mbse/bin/mbcico mbcico -t itn
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fido stream tcp nowait mbse /opt/mbse/bin/mbcico mbcico -t ifc
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</PRE><P>
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In the file /etc/services the following lines must be present:
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<P><PRE>
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binkd 24554/tcp # mbcico IBN mode
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tfido 60177/tcp # mbcico ITN mode
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fido 60179/tcp # mbcico IFC mode
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mbse 60180/tcp # MBSE BBS deamon
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In this case I installed the ITN mode at port 60177 instead of 23 like most
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sysops do.
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<P> <P>
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<h3>Master Mode.</h3>
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To make <strong>mbcico</strong> scan for pending outbound mail and do
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appropriate calls, start it with <strong>-r1</strong> flag. It will check
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for Zone Mail Hour, outside ZMH only crash mail is delivered. Mail to
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non-CM systems is only send when mail has the Immedidate status.
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Poll request are always honnored, even to non-CM systems if there is a
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<strong>poll</strong> request in the outbound. Be carefull.
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The taskmanager <strong>mbtask</strong> will start calling <strong>mbcico -r1</strong>
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if it has seen the <b>scanout</b> semafore. After all calls are completed <b>mbcico</b>
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will remove the <b>scanout</b> semafore.
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During ZMH all non-compressed mail is send. File requests in the outbound do not
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force calling a system. If you make a filerequest, you must also make a
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poll for that node to really start the request. You can also force a call
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by entering <strong>mbcico f2802.n280.z2</strong> on the commandline.
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Only one call is made then and there is no dial delay. If <b>mbcico -r1</b> is
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called a random dialdelay is used with each call except for internet calls.
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<P> <P>
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<h3>Environment.</H3>
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<P>
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In order to run the mbcico you need to set one global environment variable
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<strong>$MBSE_ROOT</strong>
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This variable must point to the root of the bbs directoy structure.
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<P> <P>
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<H3>Return Codes.</H3>
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<pre>
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0 - No errors
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1..32 - Linux errors, SIGHUP, SIGKILL, etc.
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101 - No dialout ports available.
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102 - Dial failed (no CONNECT or TCP connection failed).
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103 - Could not reset the modem (no OK).
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104 - System is locked.
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105 - not used?
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106 - Nodelist lookup failed.
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107 - Call prohibited by config options.
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108 - Phone number unavailable.
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109 - No matching ports defined.
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110 - Tried to call a CM system outside ZMH.
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111..129 - Session failures (not defined).
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130 - Could not establish session, system is marked undialable.
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These codes are also stored in status files for nodes, with the extension
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of ".sts". These are small datafiles containing three decimal numbers.
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<ol>
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<li>Time retry code, this is the last call attempt time. This is an unsigned
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long representing the number of seconds since the epoch.
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<li>Retries, this is the number of consequtive call attempts made that returned
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"call failed" or other errors. This field is zeroed when the call succeeds and
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when a new "poll" is created. If the value is 30, the node won't be called
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anymore.
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<li>Code, this is the return code of the last attempt.
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</ol>
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<p> <p>
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<h3>Configuration.</H3>
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<P>
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The behaviour of mbcico can be configured with <strong>mbsetup</strong>,
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section 1.16 If something doesn't do what you want, set the debug on for
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that problem. This will produce huge logfiles, but also a lot of information.
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Important flags are Device IO, EMSI debug, File forward, Locking, Outboundscan
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and Session.
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<P> <P>
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<h3>Bugs.</H3>
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<P>
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Incoming calls from McMail mailers, McMail is quite hasty
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to establish an EMSI session, and times out in less than a second. So
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if your system is heavy loaded, or not too fast, McMail cannot connect
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with your system. This is a known problem with McMail 1.0 and older,
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later versions are ok.
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<P> <P>
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<H3>Authors.</H3>
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<P>
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<pre>
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Eugene G. Crosser <crosser@average.org> Orginal ifcico.
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Stanislav Voronyi <stas@uanet.kharkov.ua> TCP/IP code.
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T. Tanaka Telnet mode.
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Martin Junius Rewrite of opentcp().
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Omen Technology Inc Zmodem protocol.
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Arjen G. Lentz, Joaquim H. Homrighausen Hydra transfer protocol.
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Cristof Meerwald Implementation of Hydra in ifcico.
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P. Saratxaga Tty driver code, yoohoo extensions.
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Dima Maloff Binkp protocol.
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Michiel Broek Rewrite for MBSE BBS.
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</pre>
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<h5>Last update 21-Jan-2002</h5>
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<P> <P>
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<H1>mbcico - The Fidonet mailer.</H1>
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<P>
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This is work in progress....
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<P>
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<h3>Synopsis.</H3>
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<P>
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<code>-r<role> -a<inetaddr> <node> ...</code><br>
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<code>-r 0|1 </code>1 - master, o - slave [0]<br>
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<code>-n<phone> </code>forced phone number<br>
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<code>-l<ttydevice> </code>forced tty device<br>
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<code>-t<tcpmode> </code>telnet TCP/IP mode, must be one of ifc|itn|ibn, forces TCP/IP<br>
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<code>-a<inetaddr> </code>supply internet hostname if not in nodelist<br>
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<code> <node> </code>should be in domain form, e.g. f11.n22.z3
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(this implies master mode)<br>
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<code>-h </code>show this help message<br>
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<br>
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or: <code>mbcico tsync|yoohoo|**EMSI_INQC816|-t ibn|-t ifc|-t itn</code> (this implies slave mode)
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<P> <P>
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<H3>Description.</H3>
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<P>
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<strong>mbcico</strong> stands for MBse "Internet - Fidonet Copy In /Copy Out",
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this is a FidoNet(r) compatible transport agent. It is based on <strong>
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ifcico</strong> written by Eugene G. Crosser, <crosser@average.org>,
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2:5020/230@FidoNet. I changed the name of the program to make the difference
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between <strong>ifcico</strong> and <strong>mbcico</strong>. Nowadays it is
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quite different then ifcico.
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<P>
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Currently it supports FTS-0001, YooHoo/2U2 and EMSI handshake protocols,
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Xmodem, Telink, Modem7, Hydra, SEAlink with and without overdrive and
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crash recovery, Bark file and update requests, WaZoo protocols: DietIFNA,
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plain Zmodem (aka ZedZip, EMSI flag "ZMO") and ZedZap, WaZoo file and
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update requests (nodelist flag should be XA). WaZoo file and update requests
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do also work with FTS-0001 sessions, this is supported by several well known DOS
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mailers also.
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Password protected requests and update requests are implemented (but not
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yet full tested).
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<P>
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There is also a special protocol optimized to use over TCP/IP connections,
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contributed by Stanislav Voronyi <stas@uanet.kharkov.ua>, it is
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identiefied by EMSI proto code TCP (not registered) and nodelist flag IFC.
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The default port is 60179. There is a telnet variant on this, the default
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port is 23, and nodelist flag is ITN. The telnet variant is written by
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T. Tanaka.
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<P>
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There is also a <strong>Binkp</strong> implementation, this is a
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bi-directional TCP/IP protocol.
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This protocol is prefferred over the IFC protocol because it is
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more efficient. Nodelist flag is IBN, the default port is 24554, and the
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nodelist request flag is XX. This Binkp implementation supports multiple
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batches, however this is only tested against another <strong>mbcico.</strong>
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I don't know if any other mailer supports this option, but it is documented
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in the spec's.
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<P>
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Outbound directory structure is BinkleyTerm compatible, with domains and
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point subdirectories (full 5d). There are separate "protected" and
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"unprotected" inbound directories for the incoming sessions with the nodes
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that are in your setup. Files received during outbound sessions are always
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stored in the "protected" inbound.
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<P>
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"Magic" file request processors are executable files placed in the "magic"
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directory. If a request is made for a file with matching name, the
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executable from the "magic" directory is run, and its stdout output is mailed
|
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to the requestor. Full requestor's address, in the form of "John Smith of
|
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1:234/56/7" is passed to the executable in the command line. Non-executable
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files in the magic directory contain the full names to magic filenames. The
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magic NODELIST can thus point to the full path and filename of your latest
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nodelist. These magic names are automatic maintained by the <strong>mbfido</strong>
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program when the magic name is set in the .tic file that you receive.
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<P>
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To run <strong>mbcico</strong> in master mode, you need to make dialout
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devices read/writeable for <strong>mbcico</strong>, and do the same for
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the directory where your uucp locks are created (usually /var/locks).
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<P> <P>
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<h3>Answer Mode.</h3>
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<P>
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To make <strong>mbcico</strong> work in answer mode, you need <strong>
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mgetty</strong> written by Gert Doering. <strong>mbcico</strong> must be
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started with one of the following parameters:
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<P><PRE>
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FTS-0001 call: "/opt/mbse/bin/mbcico tsync"
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FTS-0006 call: "/opt/mbse/bin/mbcico yoohoo"
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EMSI call: "/opt/mbse/bin/mbcico **EMSI_....."
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</PRE><P>
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In the latter case the received EMSI packet should be passed whitout trailing
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CR). To make this work <strong>mgetty</strong> must be compiled with the
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-DFIDO option. Other getty programs might work.
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<P>
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To answer TCP/IP calls the following lines should be added to /etc/inetd.conf:
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<P><PRE>
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binkd stream tcp nowait mbse /opt/mbse/bin/mbcico mbcico -t ibn
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tfido stream tcp nowait mbse /opt/mbse/bin/mbcico mbcico -t itn
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fido stream tcp nowait mbse /opt/mbse/bin/mbcico mbcico -t ifc
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</PRE><P>
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If your system uses xinetd the file /etc/xinetd.d/mbsebbs could be:
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<P><PRE>
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#:MBSE BBS services are defined here.
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service binkp
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{
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socket_type = stream
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protocol = tcp
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wait = no
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user = mbse
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instances = 10
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server = /opt/mbse/bin/mbcico
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server_args = -t ibn
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}
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service tfido
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{
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socket_type = stream
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protocol = tcp
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wait = no
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user = mbse
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instances = 10
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server = /opt/mbse/bin/mbcico
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server_args = -t itn
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}
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service fido
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{
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socket_type = stream
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protocol = tcp
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wait = no
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user = mbse
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instances = 10
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server = /opt/mbse/bin/mbcico
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server_args = -t ifc
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}
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</PRE><P>
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In the file /etc/services the following lines must be present:
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<P><PRE>
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binkd 24554/tcp # mbcico IBN mode
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tfido 60177/tcp # mbcico ITN mode
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fido 60179/tcp # mbcico IFC mode
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mbse 60180/tcp # MBSE BBS deamon
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</PRE><P>
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In this case I installed the ITN mode at port 60177 instead of 23 like most
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sysops do.
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<P> <P>
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<h3>Master Mode.</h3>
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<P>
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To make <strong>mbcico</strong> scan for pending outbound mail and do
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appropriate calls, start it with <strong>-r1</strong> flag. It will check
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for Zone Mail Hour, outside ZMH only crash mail is delivered. Mail to
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non-CM systems is only send when mail has the Immedidate status.
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Poll request are always honnored, even to non-CM systems if there is a
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<strong>poll</strong> request in the outbound. Be carefull.
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The taskmanager <strong>mbtask</strong> will start calling <strong>mbcico -r1</strong>
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if it has seen the <b>scanout</b> semafore. After all calls are completed <b>mbcico</b>
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will remove the <b>scanout</b> semafore.
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During ZMH all non-compressed mail is send. File requests in the outbound do not
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force calling a system. If you make a filerequest, you must also make a
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poll for that node to really start the request. You can also force a call
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by entering <strong>mbcico f2802.n280.z2</strong> on the commandline.
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Only one call is made then and there is no dial delay. If <b>mbcico -r1</b> is
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called a random dialdelay is used with each call except for internet calls.
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<P><B>Note:</B> you should not call nodes with mbcico directly, let
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<b>mbtask</b> do the calling.
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If you want to call a node make a <a href="mbout.html">poll</a> command.
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<P> <P>
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<h3>Environment.</H3>
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<P>
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In order to run the mbcico you need to set one global environment variable
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<strong>$MBSE_ROOT</strong>
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This variable must point to the root of the bbs directoy structure.
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<P> <P>
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<H3>Return Codes.</H3>
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<P>
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<pre>
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0 - No errors
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1..32 - Linux errors, SIGHUP, SIGKILL, etc.
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101 - No dialout ports available.
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102 - Dial failed (no CONNECT or TCP connection failed).
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103 - Could not reset the modem (no OK).
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104 - System is locked.
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105 - not used?
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106 - Nodelist lookup failed.
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107 - Call prohibited by config options.
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108 - Phone number unavailable.
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109 - No matching ports defined.
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110 - Tried to call a CM system outside ZMH.
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111..129 - Session failures (not defined).
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130 - Could not establish session, system is marked undialable.
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</pre>
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These codes are also stored in status files for nodes, with the extension
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of ".sts". These are small datafiles containing three decimal numbers.
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<ol>
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<li>Time retry code, this is the last call attempt time. This is an unsigned
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long representing the number of seconds since the epoch.
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<li>Retries, this is the number of consequtive call attempts made that returned
|
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"call failed" or other errors. This field is zeroed when the call succeeds and
|
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when a new "poll" is created. If the value is 30, the node won't be called
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anymore.
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<li>Code, this is the return code of the last attempt.
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</ol>
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<p> <p>
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<h3>Configuration.</H3>
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<P>
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The behaviour of mbcico can be configured with <strong>mbsetup</strong>,
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section 1.17 If something doesn't do what you want, set the debug on for
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that problem. This will produce huge logfiles, but also a lot of information.
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Important flags are Device IO, EMSI debug, File forward, Locking, Outboundscan
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and Session.
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<P> <P>
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<h3>Bugs.</H3>
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<P>
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Incoming calls from McMail mailers, McMail is quite hasty
|
||||
to establish an EMSI session, and times out in less than a second. So
|
||||
if your system is heavy loaded, or not too fast, McMail cannot connect
|
||||
with your system. This is a known problem with McMail 1.0 and older,
|
||||
later versions are ok.
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<P> <P>
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<H3>Authors.</H3>
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<P>
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<pre>
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Eugene G. Crosser <crosser@average.org> Orginal ifcico.
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Stanislav Voronyi <stas@uanet.kharkov.ua> TCP/IP code.
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T. Tanaka Telnet mode.
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Martin Junius Rewrite of opentcp().
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Omen Technology Inc Zmodem protocol.
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Arjen G. Lentz, Joaquim H. Homrighausen Hydra transfer protocol.
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Cristof Meerwald Implementation of Hydra in ifcico.
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P. Saratxaga Tty driver code, yoohoo extensions.
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Dima Maloff Binkp protocol.
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Michiel Broek Rewrite for MBSE BBS.
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