Subj : way ot, was need some maximus ... To : Russell Tiedt From : Richard Webb Date : Thu Feb 26 2009 08:11 pm Hi RUssell, On Thu 2037-Feb-26 16:44, Russell Tiedt (5:7105/1) wrote to Richard Webb: RW> I sent you nm through Janis once iirc, and same thing RW> happened. REsent through my primary uplink, 3634/12 and it RW> arrived and you replied. RT> Your uplink notified me, he had mail for me, from you, and how did I RT> want it handled, as I happen to have a direct link to him, I said, RT> "Why not route it direct" ... YEp, I route all my outbound, all zones via him unless it's continental U.S> and has a pots connection closer as noted earlier. RT> Right, now you should not have a problem routing mail to any Zone, RT> unless your routing tables are buggered, or someone between you and RT> the Zone you are sending mail to has buggered routing tables ... True enough. AS Janis explains, bbbs seems to be rather sticky about its interpretation of fidonet tech standards. MEthinks it has to do more with the way squish handles routing when used with static mailers such a binkley, although I don't know what the heck it is. MEthinks that's why Sean's nm to you is somewhere in limbo world as well . RW> IF we continue this discussion in this vein we should RW> probably be kind and choose another echo . RT> :-) RT> Choose ... I'm linked to both fido_sysop and fn_sysop. Also, since this is essentially an argument between squish and bbbs which causes the problem tub might be appropriate as well. Seems to be that imho anyway. Regards, Richard .... Braille: support true literacy for the blind. --- timEd 1.10.y2k+ * Origin: Radio REscue net operations BBS (1:116/901) .