Hi ALl,

Why is this happening? "Transfer aborted by remote".

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12.52.26 Calling New Detroit, 2:201/119, newdetroit.se 2030
12.52.26 CONNECT 57600/ARQ/TEL TO 193.235.20.156
12.52.32 Joacim Melin, 2:201/119
12.52.32 SysOp: System Operator
12.52.32 RegTo: Joacim Melin
12.52.32 Using: FrontDoor 2.33.mL/JH00010C
12.52.32 RTime: 18 May 18, 11.52.30
12.52.32 LTime: 18 May 18, 12.52.26 (0300)
12.52.32 Site: Vallentuna, Sweden
12.52.32 Flags: CM,XA,MO,ITN:2030,INA:NEWDETROIT.SE
12.52.32 Phone: 46-8-51174624
12.52.32 sType: EMSI/MD5
12.52.32 Password protected mail session
12.52.32 Remote refused file requests (hold)
12.52.32 Transfer aborted by remote
12.52.32 Unable to send D:\FILEBOX\2_201_119\FBA9C903.PKT
12.52.33 Unable to complete mail transfer
12.52.33 To 2:201/119, 0.07, 0
12.52.33 No active bundle to manipulate
12.52.33 No messages to send in this event
=== End OS/2 Clipboard ===

'Tommi

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On 2018 May 18 12:52:02, you wrote to All:

Why is this happening? "Transfer aborted by remote".

12.52.32 Remote refused file requests (hold)
12.52.32 Transfer aborted by remote

do you have a FREQ going to that system, too?

maybe they're out of or below their minimum drive space?

there are numerous reasons why a remote could return that...

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19 May 18 11:50:44, you wrote to me:

Why is this happening? "Transfer aborted by remote".

12.52.32 Remote refused file requests (hold)
12.52.32 Transfer aborted by remote

do you have a FREQ going to that system, too?

Nope, that line is always there.

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09.30.00 Flags: CM,XA,MO,ITN:2030,INA:NEWDETROIT.SE
09.30.00 Phone: 46-8-51174624
09.30.00 sType: EMSI/MD5
09.30.00 Password protected mail session
09.30.00 Remote refused file requests (hold)
09.30.01 Sent D:\FILEBOX\2_201_119\0113B303.PKT; 18692b, 18692 CPS
09.30.01 Removed sent file D:\FILEBOX\2_201_119\0113B303.PKT
09.30.03 Mail transfer completed
09.30.03 To 2:201/119, 0.09, 0 (2336 CPS)
09.30.03 No messages to send in this event
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maybe they're out of or below their minimum drive space?

Perhaps..

there are numerous reasons why a remote could return that...

Yes. Anyways, everything ok now.

'Tommi

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On 2018 May 20 09:30:44, you wrote to me:

12.52.32 Remote refused file requests (hold)
12.52.32 Transfer aborted by remote

do you have a FREQ going to that system, too?

Nope, that line is always there.

ok... apparently he doesn't allow FREQs at all...

[...]

there are numerous reasons why a remote could return that...

Yes. Anyways, everything ok now.

ok

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Yes. Anyways, everything ok now.

ok

And not ok.

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19.12.12 Rescan requested
19.12.12 Event 0-@ >>> (NoUsers:8h46m)
19.12.12 Processing NetMail folder
19.12.12 Preparing outbound mail
19.12.12 1 active bundle (0 on hold)
19.12.18 Calling New Detroit, 2:201/119, newdetroit.se 2030
19.12.18 CONNECT 57600/ARQ/TEL TO 193.235.20.156
19.12.24 Joacim Melin, 2:201/119
19.12.24 SysOp: System Operator
19.12.24 RegTo: Joacim Melin
19.12.24 Using: FrontDoor 2.33.mL/JH00010C
19.12.24 RTime: 21 May 18, 18.12.19
19.12.24 LTime: 21 May 18, 19.12.18 (0300)
19.12.24 Site: Vallentuna, Sweden
19.12.24 Flags: CM,XA,MO,ITN:2030,INA:NEWDETROIT.SE
19.12.24 Phone: 46-8-51174624
19.12.24 sType: EMSI/MD5
19.12.24 Password protected mail session
19.12.24 Remote refused file requests (hold)
19.12.24 Transfer aborted by remote
19.12.24 Unable to send D:\FILEBOX\2_201_119\013F3B03.PKT
19.12.25 Unable to complete mail transfer
19.12.25 To 2:201/119, 0.07, 0
19.12.25 No active bundle to manipulate
19.12.25 No messages to send in this event
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Joacim? Any idea?

'Tommi

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Yes. Anyways, everything ok now.

ok

And not ok.

I'm guessing disk space issues / disk write issues.



-joho

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Hello, Joaquim Homrighausen : Tommi Koivula.
On 24/05/2018 09:16 you wrote:

Yes. Anyways, everything ok now. ml>> ok tk> And not ok. I'm

guessing disk space issues / disk write issues.

Yep.

Does Frodo/DOS have problems if there are huge amount of free disk
space?

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On 2018 May 25 19:56:16, you wrote to Joaquim Homrighausen:

Does Frodo/DOS have problems if there are huge amount of free disk
space?

possibly, if it is more than 2Gig... what OS are they running their DOS emulator(??) on? how much free drive space do they have?

on our OS/2 installation(s) we have run 2gbfix which intercepts the available free space call and forces it to 2Gig IF the free space call returns more than 2Gig... we need this for quite a few old DOS programs... it didn't help with allfix but we found another way to deal with that...

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*** Quoting Tommi Koivula from a message to All ***

Why is this happening? "Transfer aborted by remote".

Possible because of this:

12.52.32 Remote refused file requests (hold)
12.52.32 Transfer aborted by remote

It looks like the system on the remote end is refusing file requests.

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*** Quoting mark lewis from a message to Tommi Koivula ***

on our OS/2 installation(s) we have run 2gbfix which intercepts the av
free space call and forces it to 2Gig IF the free space call returns m 2Gig... we need this for quite a few old DOS programs... it didn't hel allfix but we found another way to deal with that...

Yeah, I found that running 2gbfix kills the VX00.SYS driver that comes in SIO2K
as well as SIO 1.60d on my virtualized ArcaOS system. Hence, the reason I run
the OS/2 native version of FrontDoor and it works just fine.

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*** Quoting Tommi Koivula from a message to All ***

Why is this happening? "Transfer aborted by remote".

Possible because of this:

12.52.32 Remote refused file requests (hold)
12.52.32 Transfer aborted by remote

It looks like the system on the remote end is refusing file requests.

But I am not filerequesting anything. Just trying to deliver mail.

'Tommi

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On 2018 May 26 07:54:58, you wrote to me:

on our OS/2 installation(s) we have run 2gbfix which intercepts the
av free space call and forces it to 2Gig IF the free space call
returns m 2Gig... we need this for quite a few old DOS programs... it
didn't hel allfix but we found another way to deal with that...

Yeah, I found that running 2gbfix kills the VX00.SYS driver that comes
in SIO2K as well as SIO 1.60d on my virtualized ArcaOS system.

that's strange... i've not seen that on eCS or Warp but i have seen binkd and allfix tie each other up... that was with the EMX flavor of binkd, IIRC... i switched to another native compiled flavor of binkd and don't have those problems any more... the problem was exhibited as a freeze in both programs... if i exited one, the other one resumed processing...

Hence, the reason I run the OS/2 native version of FrontDoor and it
works just fine.

every once in a while, i'll fire up the native FD/2 and let it run for a while... it still loads my DOS RA in similar fashion as the DOS FD does but the
script flow is a little different... but i'm not one to do things the normal way anyway... eg: i process dobbs.bat and dobbs.cmd as a data file ;)

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:bbscaller
set dd= JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
set dy=%_dow %_day %@substr[%dd%,%@eval[%_month * 3],3] %_year

set speed=%@word[1,%@line[dobbs%task%.cmd,0]]
set port=%@word[2,%@line[dobbs%task%.cmd,0]]
set t2event=%@word[3,%@line[dobbs%task%.cmd,0]]
set event=-T%t2event%
set ecc=%@word[5,%@line[dobbs%task%.cmd,0]]
set baud=%speed%%ecc%
set CIDinfo=%@word[6,%@line[dobbs%task%.cmd,0]]
if exist dobbs%task%.cmd copy dobbs%task%.cmd dobbs%task%.
if exist dobbs%task%.cmd del dobbs%task%.cmd
cls
echo.
echo Caller online : %_DATE% %_TIME%
echo Connect Settings : COM%port% CONNECT %speed%%ecc%
echo Time to EVENT : %t2event% minutes
echo CID Information : %CIDinfo%
echo.
echo. >> %ra%\ra%node%.log
echo ---------- %dy, %@UPPER[%@FILENAME[%0]] >> %ra%\ra%node%.log
echo `>` %_TIME% Caller online : >> %ra%\ra%node%.log
echo `>` %_TIME% Connect Settings : COM%port% CONNECT %speed%%ecc% >> %ra%\ra%node%.log
echo `>` %_TIME% Time to EVENT : %t2event% minutes >> %ra%\ra%node%.log
echo `>` %_TIME% CID Information : %CIDinfo% >> %ra%\ra%node%.log
if %t2event% GT 5 goto callok
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*** Quoting Tommi Koivula from a message to Robert Wolfe ***

But I am not filerequesting anything. Just trying to deliver mail.

Hmm, odd that. Have you tried getting your uplink to work with you on resolving the issue?

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*** Quoting mark lewis from a message to Tommi Koivula ***

on our OS/2 installation(s) we have run 2gbfix which intercepts the av
free space call and forces it to 2Gig IF the free space call returns m 2Gig... we need this for quite a few old DOS programs... it didn't hel allfix but we found another way to deal with that...

Yeah, it seems that it does not want to play nicely with VX00.SYS (it being 2gbfix) in a DOS window as it seems to always overwrite the memory allocated for it whenever it is loaded after vx00.sys is.

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On 2018 Jul 08 09:46:34, you wrote to me:

*** Quoting mark lewis from a message to Tommi Koivula ***

on our OS/2 installation(s) we have run 2gbfix which intercepts the av
free space call and forces it to 2Gig IF the free space call returns m
2Gig... we need this for quite a few old DOS programs... it didn't hel
allfix but we found another way to deal with that...

Yeah, it seems that it does not want to play nicely with VX00.SYS (it

being

gbfix) in a DOS window as it seems to always overwrite the memory allocated for it whenever it is loaded after vx00.sys is.

that's weird... my autoexec.bat is where i load where i loadhigh 2gbfix... the objects for each of my BBS nodes all load VX00.SYS with size=0...

eg:
SET DOS_DEVICE=SIZE=0 C:\TCPIP\BIN\VDOSTCP.SYS,SIZE=0 C:\OS2\MDOS\ANSI.SYS,SIZE=0 C:\SIO\VX00.SYS

i'm also using SIO 1.60 (registered)...

as i understand it, the object gets created so my VX00.SYS is loaded... then the specified autoexec script is run which loadhigh of both ostsr and 2gbfix...
ostsr converts DESQview time slices to OS/2 time slices...

eg:
SET (a whole bunch of EVs)
LOADHIGH x:\ostsr.com 2
LOADHIGH x:\2gbfix.com
(load 4DOS aliases)
SET (a few more things)
<eof>



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