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Hello Mike,

On Wed, Dec 04 2024 10:10:00 -0600, you wrote ..

> binkd seems to work fine here with "out" the and "out.(hex)" that sbbsecho
> creates.

> Now, when using other tossers with other BBS software, I sometimes had to
> create symlinks so that binkd would work correctly.  For example, if the
> tosser did something like "fsxnet.015" for the othernets.  I would have to
> set up a symlink to "out.015" so that binkd would find the mail.

I believe in binkd if you were to use:

domain fsxnet /path/to/fsxnet 1

 It would work as expected without symlinks (fsxnet.015). "out" or
"outbound" are not necessary, unless you want them to be that.. which seems
to be what you had specified in binkd`s config.

Regards,
Nick

... He who laughs last, thinks slowest.
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