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---- Unscheduled Incoming Mail at 20 Nov 91 13:39:25
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* Connected at 9600/ARQ/HST
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* FR1: Incoming Call at 13:39:25
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* FR2/WVx: Waiting for sync
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* FR2/WV2: Got TSYNC, but trying for YOOHOO
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* FR2/WV2: Got TSYNC, but trying for YOOHOO
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* FR2/WV2: Got TSYNC, but trying for YOOHOO
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* FR2/WV2: Got TSYNC, but trying for YOOHOO
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* FR2/WV2: Got TSYNC, but trying for YOOHOO
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* FR2/WV2: Got TSYNC, but trying for YOOHOO
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* FR2/WV2: Got TSYNC, but trying for YOOHOO
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* FR2/WV2: Honoring previous TSYNC
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* FR3: Receiving Mail Packet
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* XMODEM/CRC: INBOUND\2.IN 0
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* XMODEM/CRC: Duplicate 0
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* XMODEM/CRC: Protocol Complete 0
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* FR4: Received 1 packets (384 bytes)
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* FR5: Receiving (possible) attached files
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* DIETIFNA: BR1-2: Got filename 0
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* DIETIFNA: BR1-2: Got filename 0
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* DIETIFNA: BR1-3: Filename skip 0
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* DIETIFNA: XR1-4: TELINK Block 0
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* DIETIFNA: XR2: Bad Checksum 0
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(Carrier loss or timeout during packet or file)
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* Total connect time was 0:34
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* Packet from 1:107/519
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1 messages
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---- Complete at 13:40:01
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Original Message Date: Wed 20 Nov 91 16:54
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From: Thom Henderson on 1:520/1015
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To: Tom Jennings on 1:1/1
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Subj: ARTSPEC
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^ADOMAIN FIDONET 1:1/1 ALTERNET 7:520/1015
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Oh well, so much for that idea. It seems that I still can't send you <20>
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files.
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Original Message Date: 20 Nov 91 22:32:14
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From: tom jennings on 1:125/111
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To: Thom Henderson on 1:107/519
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Subj: file attach problems
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^AINTL 1:107/519 1:125/111
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Hah. Got a log fragment on the problem, enclosed. I'd like to identify
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this problem ... to save you ther trouble of groping through the log,
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it all is OK except the 2nd to last *'ed line -- "DIETIFNA: XR2 Bad
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Checksum" (XR2 is FSC-0001, (X)modem (R)eceive state 2.)
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Fido doesn't do SEALINK, and SEA(dog? Mail?) doesn't do TELINK, so the
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skipfilename happens, and it looks like your end sends the expected
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TELINK block, but Fido gets a checksum error (the TELINK block is
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always checksum remember, even if the rest of the xfer is in CRC...
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aargh) and then carrier is lost. I am fairly certain that its your end
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disconnecting; I presume because Some Thing happened that was
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intolerable, rather than simply one failed try!
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My end displays more info than gets logged, so if you don't have any
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immediate insight into what's going on (I have no further clues
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without more data), can we arrange for you to send me a file again
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whilst I watch?
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Or maybe, do you have a self-contained program I can run on my
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hardware here, via FOSSIL, under DESQview, that I can use to test
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with? I swear I will only upload it to two or three BBSs :-)
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Log frag follows:
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---- Unscheduled Incoming Mail at 20 Nov 91 13:39:25
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* Connected at 9600/ARQ/HST
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* FR1: Incoming Call at 13:39:25
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* FR2/WVx: Waiting for sync
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* FR2/WV2: Got TSYNC, but trying for YOOHOO
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* FR2/WV2: Got TSYNC, but trying for YOOHOO
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* FR2/WV2: Got TSYNC, but trying for YOOHOO
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* FR2/WV2: Got TSYNC, but trying for YOOHOO
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* FR2/WV2: Got TSYNC, but trying for YOOHOO
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* FR2/WV2: Got TSYNC, but trying for YOOHOO
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* FR2/WV2: Got TSYNC, but trying for YOOHOO
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* FR2/WV2: Honoring previous TSYNC
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* FR3: Receiving Mail Packet
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* XMODEM/CRC: INBOUND\2.IN 0
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* XMODEM/CRC: Duplicate 0
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* XMODEM/CRC: Protocol Complete 0
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* FR4: Received 1 packets (384 bytes)
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* FR5: Receiving (possible) attached files
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* DIETIFNA: BR1-2: Got filename 0
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* DIETIFNA: BR1-2: Got filename 0
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* DIETIFNA: BR1-3: Filename skip 0
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* DIETIFNA: XR1-4: TELINK Block 0
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* DIETIFNA: XR2: Bad Checksum 0
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(Carrier loss or timeout during packet or file)
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* Total connect time was 0:34
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* Packet from 1:107/519
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1 messages
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---- Complete at 13:40:01
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31 Jan 92
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Here's an annotated log of event sduring your last attempt to fileattach
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to me. I'm running Fido/FidoNet 12u.
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Note that the state names are directly from FSC-0001 and other
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docs; FR2 is R2 from FSC-0001 (prefixed "F" because the state names
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for WAZOO are the same...)
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I know where the problem lies, I just don't know what your end is
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expecting. It has to do with TELINK block handling.
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(my FIDONET.LOG fragment line begin with "*")
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---- Unscheduled Incoming Mail at 31 Jan 92 21:04:23
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* Connected at 9600/ARQ/HST
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* FR1: Incoming Call at 21:04:23
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Fido "prefers" Wazoo; it remembers TSYNC, but waits 8 sec more
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for a YOOHOO. In this case it honors the TSYNC (ie. FSC-0001)
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* FR2/WVx: Waiting for sync
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* FR2/WV2: Got TSYNC, but trying for YOOHOO
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* FR2/WV2: Got TSYNC, but trying for YOOHOO
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* FR2/WV2: Got TSYNC, but trying for YOOHOO
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* FR2/WV2: Got TSYNC, but trying for YOOHOO
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* FR2/WV2: Got TSYNC, but trying for YOOHOO
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* FR2/WV2: Got TSYNC, but trying for YOOHOO
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* FR2/WV2: Honoring previous TSYNC
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* FR3: Receiving Mail Packet
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Fido uses XMODEM CRC or CHECKSUM to receive the packet. Note the
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"duplicate 0"; this is the ACK of the SEAlink block. Fido does NOT
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support SEAlink.
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In a past discussion in FTSC echo, it was left unclear (to me) whether
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ACKing the SEALINK block (SOH block 0) is considered "receiver uses SEALINK
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protocol", or if that is determined some other way. Fido simply ACKs it
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as a "previous block".
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* XMODEM/CRC: INBOUND\3.IN 0
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* XMODEM/CRC: Duplicate 0
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* XMODEM/CRC: Protocol Complete 0
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* FR4: Received 1 packets (128 bytes)
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File attach, of course, fails. I believe it has to do with SEALINK vs.
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MODEM7/TELINK.
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There is one thing that puzzles me: Fido gets a TELINK block (SYN), as
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noted below in XR1-4. It gets a bad checksum (every time your system calls me)
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then your end hangs up on mine. No retries. Is it assuming that if it doesn't
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accept a SEALINK block (SOH/0) it *must* accept a TELINK block?
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(Note that TELINK blocks are *always* in CHECKSUM, even if the rest
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of the transfer is CRC!!!!!! I think this hangs up a lot of people...
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it's been this way since 1981, when the idea was to allow upswitching from
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checksum to CRC (as there were Telinks (aka Ptel's) that didn't do CRC ...)
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* FR5: Receiving (possible) attached files
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* DIETIFNA: BR1-2: Got filename 0
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* DIETIFNA: BR1-2: Got filename 0
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* DIETIFNA: BR1-3: Filename skip 0
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* DIETIFNA: XR1-4: TELINK Block 0
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* DIETIFNA: XR2: Bad Checksum 0
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This means unexpected carrier loss, ie. CD dropped during a character
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read or write.
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(Carrier loss or timeout during packet or file)
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* Total connect time was 0:28
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* Packet from 1:109/0
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0 messages
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---- Complete at 21:04:53
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