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M0PZT > WINPAC 26.05.09 21:03l 42 Lines 1558 Bytes #999 (0) @ WW
BID : 864_M0PZT
Read: GUEST
Subj: Re: Longstanding problem
Path: IZ3LSV<IW0GPS<IK6ZDE<IK2XDE<DB0RES<ON0AR<GB7YKS<GB7SYP<GB7ESX<M0PZT
Sent: 090525/1259 @:M0PZT.GB7ESX.#31.GBR.EU $:864_M0PZT Sally 4.1.231 Essex
VK6BE wrote:
> I can connect OK and receive and send bulletins and PNLs with no
> problem until Ray himself sends out a bulletin. Ray's bulletin comes
> to me with headers etc. but no text. Then I find Ray's text in the next
> bulletin received from another station, but the text from that station
> turns up somewhere else too.
I had a similar issue with SallyPMS where a lone > chevron would trigger a
disconnection from GB7ESX (an NNA BBS) during an auto-list/read session.
The author of Sally had to include a workaround for me ;)
Could it be how you have the "BBS Prompt" trigger set ? As it appears that
Ray is using his own callsign for the BBS (a practice that varies between
countries), it may be seeing his callsign and WinPack interprets that as
the BBS Prompt...
As for the Telnet vs AGW mode - Ensure the "Enable Auto Telnet" in the
Options menu is ticked as well as the Telnet "Host Mode" setting. There
should be no reason why it reverts back to AGW mode at all.
I'll echo Pete G6KUI's comments about trying another program and connect to
the BBS manually, read a bulletin, read one of Ray's and see if the text is
normal or all screwed at his end. If that works OK, try doing the same
(live reading) in Winpack.
If that works OK, then you've got a script/config issue which will almost
certainly lead to the BBS Prompt or your Bulletin Columns not being right.
Although I certainly wouldn't faff about with router security!
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Charlie - M0PZT @ GB7ESX.#31.GBR.EU
http://www.m0pzt.net
Sent: 12:54 on 25 May 2009
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