Hi!
I create a message via pop3 client to ragnarok@f26.n902.z4.fidonet
through the sbbs smtp
the sbbs create the netmail messages:
root@scarlet:/sbbs/fido# ll netmail/
total 12
-rw------- 1 root root 378 dic 13 21:16 1.msg
-rw------- 1 root root 378 dic 13 21:37 2.msg
-rw------- 1 root root 381 dic 13 21:40 3.msg
root@scarlet:/sbbs/fido# fmsgdump -ctrl -body netmail/3.msg
fmsgdump rev 3.6 - Dump FidoNet Stored Messages
Opening netmail/3.msg
Subj: test 3
Attr: 0x0181 (PRIVATE, KILLSENT, LOCAL)
To : ragnarok (4:902/26.0)
From: Ragnarok (4:902/26.0)
Time: 13 Dec 20 21:39:04
-start of message text-
@INTL 4:902/26 4:902/26
@TZUTC: -0300
@MSGID: 185746@4:902/26 243ebfba
@PID: Synchronet 3.18c-Linux master/b49632aac Dec 13 2020 GCC 6.3.0
@CHRS: UTF-8 4
test 3
Re: netmail via @fidonet domain
By: Ragnarok to DOVE-Net.Synchronet_Discussion on Sun Dec 13 2020 10:35 pm
> Hi!
>
> I create a message via pop3 client to ragnarok@f26.n902.z4.fidonet
> through the sbbs smtp
>
> the sbbs create the netmail messages:
>
> root@scarlet:/sbbs/fido# ll netmail/
> total 12
> -rw------- 1 root root 378 dic 13 21:16 1.msg
> -rw------- 1 root root 378 dic 13 21:37 2.msg
> -rw------- 1 root root 381 dic 13 21:40 3.msg
>
>
> root@scarlet:/sbbs/fido# fmsgdump -ctrl -body netmail/3.msg
> fmsgdump rev 3.6 - Dump FidoNet Stored Messages
>
> Opening netmail/3.msg
> Subj: test 3
> Attr: 0x0181 (PRIVATE, KILLSENT, LOCAL)
> To : ragnarok (4:902/26.0)
> From: Ragnarok (4:902/26.0)
> Time: 13 Dec 20 21:39:04
>
> -start of message text-
> @INTL 4:902/26 4:902/26
> @TZUTC: -0300
> @MSGID: 185746@4:902/26 243ebfba
> @PID: Synchronet 3.18c-Linux master/b49632aac Dec 13 2020 GCC 6.3.0
> @CHRS: UTF-8 4
> test 3
I'm not really clear what you're trying to do. Send another fidonet system, and that should work as expected. I don't think I anticipated someone sending to their own fidonet address via the SMTP gateway.
El 13/12/20 a las 22:58, Digital Man escribió:
Re: netmail via @fidonet domain
By: Ragnarok to DOVE-Net.Synchronet_Discussion on Sun Dec 13 2020
10:35 pm
I'm not really clear what you're trying to do. Send another fidonet
system, and that should work as expected. I don't think I anticipated
someone sending to their own fidonet address via the SMTP gateway.
I just playing, sending another node/point work fine as you confirm, but just for test, i'm create messages with my "own" node address as
destination to see behavior and found that these messages never taken
and will dead files in the netmail directory.
Also, i do not consider this as bug, but maybe should be generate a
warning when sbbsecho process (skipped this files) in the netmail directory
Saludos!
El 13/12/20 a las 22:58, Digital Man escribió:
Re: netmail via @fidonet domain
By: Ragnarok to DOVE-Net.Synchronet_Discussion on Sun Dec 13 2020 10:35 pm
> Hi!
>
> I create a message via pop3 client to ragnarok@f26.n902.z4.fidonet
> through the sbbs smtp
>
> the sbbs create the netmail messages:
>
> root@scarlet:/sbbs/fido# ll netmail/
> total 12
> -rw------- 1 root root 378 dic 13 21:16 1.msg
> -rw------- 1 root root 378 dic 13 21:37 2.msg
> -rw------- 1 root root 381 dic 13 21:40 3.msg
>
>
> root@scarlet:/sbbs/fido# fmsgdump -ctrl -body netmail/3.msg
> fmsgdump rev 3.6 - Dump FidoNet Stored Messages
>
> Opening netmail/3.msg
> Subj: test 3
> Attr: 0x0181 (PRIVATE, KILLSENT, LOCAL)
> To : ragnarok (4:902/26.0)
> From: Ragnarok (4:902/26.0)
> Time: 13 Dec 20 21:39:04
>
> -start of message text-
> @INTL 4:902/26 4:902/26
> @TZUTC: -0300
> @MSGID: 185746@4:902/26 243ebfba
> @PID: Synchronet 3.18c-Linux master/b49632aac Dec 13 2020 GCC 6.3.0
> @CHRS: UTF-8 4
> test 3
I'm not really clear what you're trying to do. Send another fidonet system, and that should work as expected. I don't think I anticipated someone sending to their own fidonet address via the SMTP gateway.
I just playing, sending another node/point work fine as you confirm, but just for test, i'm create messages with my "own" node address as
destination to see behavior and found that these messages never taken
and will dead files in the netmail directory.
Also, i do not consider this as bug, but maybe should be generate a
warning when sbbsecho process (skipped this files) in the netmail directory
> destination to see behavior and found that these messages never taken
> and will dead files in the netmail directory.
>
> Also, i do not consider this as bug, but maybe should be generate a
> warning when sbbsecho process (skipped this files) in the netmail directory
I tried this here and sbbsecho printed this to the local console:
Scanning for Inbound NetMail Messages...
/sbbs/fido/netmail/1.msg Rob Swindell (1:103/705) To: sysop (1:103/705) Created locally
SBBSecho does not re-import locally-created netmail messages unless you have the echocfg "Ingore NetMail 'Local' Attributes" option enabled.
I tried this here and sbbsecho printed this to the local console:
Scanning for Inbound NetMail Messages...
/sbbs/fido/netmail/1.msg Rob Swindell (1:103/705) To: sysop (1:103/705) Created locally
Ahhhhhhhh ok! the message are not in the sbbsecho.log, only the console output, true?, for that reason I did not see it
Sysop: | Xerxes |
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