• Golded/lnx and SBBS

    From RickV@1:154/110 to All on Thu Jul 10 10:37:52 2025
    Hello everybody!

    Now that have have Golded up and running with Synchronet and Linux, and a desktop .service to run it. How do I get GoldEd to tell SBBS when a netmail or echomail it entered and start the fidoout event?

    Thanks
    RickV


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  • From Nick Boel@1:154/700 to RickV on Thu Jul 10 17:19:41 2025
    Hey RickV!

    On Thu, Jul 10 2025 10:37:52 -0500, you wrote:

    Now that have have Golded up and running with Synchronet and Linux,
    and a desktop .service to run it. How do I get GoldEd to tell SBBS
    when a netmail or echomail it entered and start the fidoout event?

    At some point, you're going to have to learn how to read some documentation.

    Here's a hint, "semaphores". You would have to figure out what semaphores Synchronet uses/understands, and make Golded produce it.

    With that said, you really don't have to do anything. Just because it's not instant, the next very next time the FIDOOUT and BINKIT events run, that message will be processed and sent out along with any others that were created in between those events.

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    You're doing this again, too.

    Regards,
    Nick

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  • From Tommi Koivula@2:221/360 to Richard Vonzel on Fri Jul 11 06:43:35 2025
    Hi Richard.

    10 Jul 25 10:37, RickV wrote to All:
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    Now that have have Golded up and running

    Nice. Next you need to check the "username" field in your Golded Config..

    'Tommi

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  • From Karel Kral@2:423/39 to Tommi Koivula on Fri Jul 11 19:27:00 2025
    Hello Tommi!

    11 Jul 25 06:43, you wrote to Richard Vonzel:

    Nice. Next you need to check the "username" field in your Golded
    Config..

    Seeing it more and more in recent tickets. Generic example:

    1) describe Incident (the better description the faster solution. Provide screenshots, logs, versions of application as well as OS, etc): "Is not working"

    2) what did you do so far to find solution/workarround: "asked chatGPT many times".

    Karel

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  • From Tommi Koivula@2:221/360 to Karel Kral on Fri Jul 11 20:35:38 2025
    Hi Karel.

    11 Jul 25 19:27, you wrote to me:

    Nice. Next you need to check the "username" field in your Golded
    Config..

    Seeing it more and more in recent tickets. Generic example:

    1) describe Incident (the better description the faster solution.
    Provide screenshots, logs, versions of application as well as OS,
    etc): "Is not working"

    2) what did you do so far to find solution/workarround: "asked chatGPT
    many times".

    Yep. Very sad indeed. :(

    'Tommi

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  • From Richard Vonzel@1:154/110 to Nick Boel on Fri Jul 11 12:24:02 2025
    Hello Nick!

    22 Dec 70 13:22, you wrote to RickV:

    Hey RickV!

    On Thu, Jul 10 2025 10:37:52 -0500, you wrote:

    Now that have have Golded up and running with Synchronet and Linux,
    and a desktop .service to run it. How do I get GoldEd to tell SBBS
    when a netmail or echomail it entered and start the fidoout event?

    At some point, you're going to have to learn how to read some documentation.

    Here's a hint, "semaphores". You would have to figure out what
    semaphores Synchronet uses/understands, and make Golded produce it.

    What exactly do you think these message areas for? Have you read the Fidonet descriptions?

    GOLDED GoldEd/GoldEd+ Chat/Support
    SYNCHRONET Synchronet Discussion
    MYSTIC Mystic BBS Software Support

    If you didn't notice, it's called SUPPORT. You assume that I have searched before asking the question. If your hoing to make passive aggresive statements don't.

    With that said, you really don't have to do anything. Just because
    it's not instant, the next very next time the FIDOOUT and BINKIT
    events run, that message will be processed and sent out along with any others that were created in between those events.

    ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

    This was sorta helpful.



    Regards,
    Nick


    Thank you,
    Richard


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  • From Nick Boel@1:154/700 to Richard Vonzel on Sun Jul 13 08:14:55 2025
    Hey Richard!

    On Fri, Jul 11 2025 12:24:02 -0500, you wrote:

    At some point, you're going to have to learn how to read some
    documentation.

    Here's a hint, "semaphores". You would have to figure out what
    semaphores Synchronet uses/understands, and make Golded produce it.

    What exactly do you think these message areas for? Have you read the Fidonet descriptions?

    GOLDED GoldEd/GoldEd+ Chat/Support
    SYNCHRONET Synchronet Discussion
    MYSTIC Mystic BBS Software Support

    I know exactly what these message areas are for.

    Right now, you're in the GOLDED support echo asking questions about SYNCHRONET. Is that proper use of these support channels?

    If you want to start being an asshole to people that do offer assistance by pointing you in the right direction, you'll soon realize that people will just stop helping/responding to you, altogether.

    If you didn't notice, it's called SUPPORT. You assume that I have
    searched before asking the question. If your hoing to make passive aggresive statements don't.

    Have you actually searched for semaphores in both Synchronet and Golded's documentation? Because it doesn't seem like you have. I gave you exactly what to look for, but I'm not going to draw you pictures with detailed, color coded instructions and sticky notes. Sometimes you have to put in a bit of work yourself, which also helps you understand what you're actually doing so you don't have to continue to ask the same questions over and over.

    With that said, you really don't have to do anything. Just because
    it's not instant, the next very next time the FIDOOUT and BINKIT
    events run, that message will be processed and sent out along with any
    others that were created in between those events.

    ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

    This was sorta helpful.

    Sorta? Would you rather have it in a spreadsheet? Or maybe a pie chart with some statistical graphs included? Above, I'm telling you to leave it well enough alone and it will take care of itself, without intervention. If you absolutely /have/ to have messages go out instanty, then take a look at Synchronet's semaphores that trigger the events you need to force run (which I'm fairly certain I gave you in the above paragraph - FIDOOUT and BINKIT) when you want to run them.

    Heck, you can even set a command to F-keys in Golded (using goldkeys.cfg in combination with golded.cfg) to run the commands that trigger those Synchronet events. You just have to read the documentation and figure out how to do it.

    It seems I gave you every bit of the building blocks you needed in my original reply, but since I didn't feed you all of the information (sometimes so detailed enough to where you can just copy and paste) that you needed, on a silver spoon, you seem to get bent out of shape that you're not getting the "support" you need.

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    People (including myself) have specifically given you the exact way to fix this issue (double origin lines) multiple times, yet you keep doing it even after you fix it. There's only so much support people can give before they realize it goes over your head every time.

    Regards,
    Nick

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