Subj : binkley xe
To : Robert Bull
From : Roy J. Tellason
Date : Sun Jan 05 2003 08:03 pm
Robert Bull wrote in a message to Roy J. Tellason:
RB>> AIUI, my Binkley offers the protocols _in the order in which I've
RB>> entered them_ in the config, with the idea that both ends try to
RB>> agree on the highest common denominator.
RT> This got me curious enough to go in there and look, but it's been
RT> *so* long since I've messed with anything at all in there I'm not even
RT> sure any more which bits apply to this. Perhaps it's this stuff:
RT> Janusbaud 2400
RT> JanusOK /Arq/V
RT> JanusOK /V
RB> I don't have Janus stuff as such. I think - _without_ having
RB> checked the Binkley docs - that that area is covered by
RB> BiDiBaud 2400 ; BiDi default max speed BiDiOK
RB> /Arq/V ; BiDi ok any Arq except HST
RB> ProtocolPreference HYD,JAN,ZAP,ZMO
RB> meaninig the BiDis apply to whichever bidirectional protocol is in
RB> use. The last line, ProtocolPreference, seems to be the key one
RB> in that it tells my end to offer Hydra first, then Janus, ZedZap,
RB> and so on, /in that order/, and to use the first one that the
RB> remote end accepts.
It's been so long since I've fiddled with any of this stuff I have no
recollection at this point in time as to what protocols are included in the
setup, which I might need to have available as "external", and so forth.
What difference would the order make? Are some of these to be preferred over
others? It's been a *long* time since I've seen any discussion of this sort of
thing. <g>
RB> The record of my last call to you (freq'd PLZ22.LZH) has got
RB> chopped off the top of my log file, so I can't check it.
I keep old logs:
# 22 Nov 16:08:49 BINK Ring
# 22 Nov 16:09:04 BINK Connect 4800/Arq/V34/Lapm/V42Bis
* 22 Nov 16:09:09 BINK The Luminous Void (2:250/
[email protected])
: 22 Nov 16:09:09 BINK Aka: 2:250/
[email protected] 509:100/
[email protected] 2:2
* 22 Nov 16:09:09 BINK Remote Uses BT 2.60XE/Beta-XH4+CE1+AW1+AW2+AW3+AW4 Watco
: 22 Nov 16:09:09 BINK SysOp: Robert Bull from Coleford_Somerset
: 22 Nov 16:09:09 BINK Tranx: 3DDE56A3 / 3DDE9D33
: 22 Nov 16:09:11 BINK Session method: Janus
# 22 Nov 16:09:12 BINK Receiving Mail Packet 22211014.Pkt
* 22 Nov 16:09:13 BINK File Request (PLZ22.LZH)
# 22 Nov 16:09:13 BINK Sending H:\Max\File\Bbs\PLZ22.LZH
+ 22 Nov 16:09:21 BINK CPS: 1904 (15237 bytes) Efficiency: 396%
+ 22 Nov 16:09:21 BINK Sent-J/32 H:\Max\File\Bbs\PLZ22.LZH
+ 22 Nov 16:09:43 BINK CPS: 8 (273 bytes) Efficiency: 1%
+ 22 Nov 16:09:43 BINK Received-J/32 M:\Max\File\Inbound\22211014.Pkt
* 22 Nov 16:09:44 BINK End of WaZOO/EMSI Session
Almost pasted the wrong call in there, the other one being from the other
person who started this thread, Paul Williams.
Wow, 396% efficient! I like those numbers... :-)
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