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    From Dumas Walker@1:2320/105 to All on Sun May 3 22:04:14 2020
    How do you change the port that the OS/2 version listens on? I ran the program with no command line options, which lists the options available. There does not
    appear to be one for changing the port.

    Thanks!

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  • From Alan Ianson@1:153/757 to Dumas Walker on Sun May 3 20:27:50 2020
    Hello Dumas,

    How do you change the port that the OS/2 version listens on? I ran
    the program with no command line options, which lists the options available. There does not appear to be one for changing the port.

    Is there an iport keyword in your config. Mine says iport binkp and if I want to change the inbound listening port I uncomment that line and replace binkp with the port I want to use, something like this..

    iport 24560

    Ttyl :-),
    Al

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  • From Tommi Koivula@2:221/1 to Dumas Walker on Mon May 4 08:03:56 2020
    Hi Dumas.

    03 May 20 22:04:14, you wrote to All:

    How do you change the port that the OS/2 version listens on?

    listen :24555

    I ran the program with no command line options, which lists the
    options available. There does not appear to be one for changing the
    port.

    There are many options in the sample/default binkd.cfg file. ;)

    'Tommi

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  • From mark lewis@1:3634/12 to Dumas Walker on Mon May 4 06:55:54 2020
    Re: OS/2 Version - change port?
    By: Dumas Walker to All on Sun May 03 2020 22:04:15


    How do you change the port that the OS/2 version listens on? I ran
    the program with no command line options, which lists the options available. There does not appear to be one for changing the port.

    in the config...

    iport is the inbound port number or service name
    oport is the outbound port number or service name

    the service name, if you use it, is in the network services file for your OS and contains the port number... if you use the service name and you want to change the port used by the program, edit your services file and change the port number there... then restart your program and it should start using the new port number...


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  • From Dumas Walker@1:2320/105 to TOMMI KOIVULA on Mon May 4 17:01:00 2020
    How do you change the port that the OS/2 version listens on?

    listen :24555

    I ran the program with no command line options, which lists the
    options available. There does not appear to be one for changing the port.

    There are many options in the sample/default binkd.cfg file. ;)

    That one is not commented very well. That said, I figured it out shortly
    after posting that. I started binkd and noticed "listen *:24554" in the output. Stopped it, edited the cfg file, changed that line to:

    listen *:24557

    And it is now answering "calls."

    Thanks!
    Mike


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  • From Dumas Walker@1:2320/105 to ALAN IANSON on Mon May 4 17:01:00 2020
    Is there an iport keyword in your config. Mine says iport binkp and if I want t
    change the inbound listening port I uncomment that line and replace binkp with
    the port I want to use, something like this..

    iport 24560

    Al,
    I think I figured out a solution. Thanks for letting me know you had a
    copy available for FREQ!

    Mike


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