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>From: Gustavo Ponza <i0ojj@i0ojj.ampr.org>
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On 1/20/23 15:21, yt7mpb@yt7mpb.#nsd.srb.eu wrote:
> R:230120/1421Z 57660@YT7MPB.#NSD.SRB.EU LinBPQ6.0.23
> Red, my fwd script had B1 & B2 turned on (for both PI8LAP and PE1RRR).
> Now I turned B2 off for PI8LAP because Niels did the same at his side.
>
> For PE1RRR, B1 & B2 are still turned on. However I do not know whether
> your FBB version supports B2.
Having B1 and B2 turned on at the same time
is very wrong.
B1 *alone* must be setup when forwarding is
done among PBBS systems supporting that feature,
i.e. LinBPQ, (x)FBB, OBCM, JNOS2, and so on.
B2 *since now* is and must be used ONLY when
PBBS stations i.e. LinBPQ, JNOS2 have an active
forwarding with WL2K CMS, i.e.:
20:07:08 10 IR0AAB Connected to CMS
20:07:09 10 Callsign :
20:07:09 10 IR0AAB IR0AAB
20:07:09 10 ;SQ: 47415071
20:07:09 10 ;SR: 58126042 0 0
20:07:09 10 [WL2K-5.0-B2FWIHJM$]<cr>
20:07:09 10 ;PQ: 80919446<cr>
20:07:09 10 CMS via IR0AAB ><cr>
20:07:10 10 [BPQ-6.0.23.41-B2FIHJM$]<cr>
20:07:10 10 ;PR: 43046500<cr>
20:07:10 10 ; WL2K DE IR0AAB (JN61LR)<cr>
20:07:10 10 FF<cr>
20:07:10 10 FQ<cr>
20:07:10 10 Disconnected. Bytes Sent = 68 Bytes Received 55 Time 2 Seconds
(x)FBB doesn't implement the B2 feature but ONLY
the B1F ...
As, per general information, the B2F may support
attachments (as the commercial emails do) and make
a further CRC controls on data msgs.
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73 and ciao, gustavo i0ojj/ir0aab/ir0eq
non multa, sed multum
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