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--- config_server_servers [2020/09/06 22:19] – [BinkP] g00r00
+++ config_server_servers [2022/09/25 21:35] – escape mode a48 avon
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 The BinkP server configuration screen is displayed below.
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            Active        │ Yes                  Force CRAM-MD5 │ No
-           ID            │ BINKP                Allow UnSecure │ Yes
+           ID            │ BINKP                Allow Unsecure │ Yes
            Adapter Type  │ IPV4+IPV6            File Conflicts │ Rename
-           IPV4 Adapter  │ 0.0.0.0              Allow SSL/TLS  │ No
+           IPV4 Adapter  │ 0.0.0.0              Escape Mode    │ Auto
-           IPV6 Adapter  │ ::
+           IPV6 Adapter  │ ::                   Allow StartTLS │ No
-           Port          │ 24554
+           Port          │ 24554                Download Limit │ 0
-           Max Allowed   │ 3
+           Max Allowed   │ 3                    Upload Limit   │ 0
            Auto IP Ban   │ 0  in 0   secs
            Country Block │ No
            Send Blocked  │ No
            Time Out      │ 30
+           SSL Port      │ 0
 There are a number of options available to you for configuration in this screen.
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 This setting guides the BinkP server on how to handle files being sent to it that already exist in your [[config_system_paths|Inbound Echomail]] file path. Options are to rename or temporarily skip on filename conflicts. Default is rename. This is a good option and ensures files can be accepted even if something of the same name exists.
+== Escape Mode ==
+Mystic's BINKP server now has a default "Escape mode" option which will apply to any unknown connections that do not have a configuration in the Echomail nodes.  Echomail nodes have their own individual setting for this in the node editor.
+This setting determines how Mystic will escape special characters in filenames and defaults to the Auto setting.
+When set to Auto, Mystic will automatically try to determine the escape mode by using the VERSION frame sent by the mailer.  If no version frame is found, Mystic will use FTS standard modern \x## escape mode.
+When set to Legacy, Mystic will use the \## format of file escaping which is used in some legacy mailers such as Argus, Internet Rex, and older versions of Mystic.
+When set to Modern, Mystic will use the \x## format which is preferred or even required by some newer mailers such as BinkD, Radius, and BinkIT.
+It is **highly recommended to always keep these set to AUTO** unless there is a very specific reason not to.  The escape mode will be logged after
+   authentication if the loglevel is set to Verbose or higher.
 == SSL Port ==