I0OJJ  > BPQ      19.03.25 21:30z 42 Lines 1649 Bytes #91 (0) @ WW
BID : J3ZI0OJJ_007
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Subj: Another LinBPQ bug
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From: I0OJJ @ I0OJJ.ITA.EU (Gustavo)
To:   BPQ @ WW
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Reviewing the LinBPQ logs I see that the below situation,
was repeated for days; naturally this failure 'de facto'
blocked the reverse forwarding of msgs from GB7CIP (LinFBB)
and IR0AAB (my system based on LinBPQ).

This bug adds to the existing ones already documented in
the past.

The solution of this problem has been to re-open another
forwarding to GB7CIP with another system running on my
facility (i.e. my home PC) and the below and other msgs
arrived normally without errors.

So, as we say in Italy with an old motto:
it needs to use one able to read and another able to write
to obtain the result :)

73, gustavo i0ojj


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250319 20:40:00 <GB7CIP    [FBB-7.0.11-AB1FHMRX$]
250319 20:40:00 <GB7CIP    {PROTUS-4.1ß2}
250319 20:40:00 <GB7CIP    GB7CIP Mailbox, QTH Caterham Surrey GBR.
250319 20:40:00 <GB7CIP    Msg(s) to Fwd 11  32 Kb
250319 20:40:00 <GB7CIP    (1) GB7CIP BBS>
250319 20:40:00 >GB7CIP    [BPQ-6.0.24.68-B1FIHJM$]
250319 20:40:00 >GB7CIP    FF
250319 20:40:01 <GB7CIP    FA P GB7CIP I0OJJ.ITA.EU WP 28014_GB7CIP 131
250319 20:40:01 <GB7CIP    FA P GB7CIP I0OJJ.ITA.EU WP 28085_GB7CIP 187
250319 20:40:01 <GB7CIP    FA P GB7CIP I0OJJ.ITA.EU WP 28173_GB7CIP 196
250319 20:40:01 <GB7CIP    FA P GB7CIP I0OJJ.ITA.EU WP 28267_GB7CIP 491
250319 20:40:01 <GB7CIP    FA P GB7CIP I0OJJ.ITA.EU WP 28341_GB7CIP 109
250319 20:40:01 <GB7CIP    F> 83
250319 20:40:01 >GB7CIP    FS +++++
250319 20:40:02 >GB7CIP    *** Protocol Error - Invalid Binary Message Format (Invalid Block Type)
250319 20:40:02 |GB7CIP    GB7CIP Disconnected
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