Hello mark lewis    
      
      
    ml>  On Tue, 02 Dec 2014, Ian Segers wrote to mark lewis:   
      
    IS> these directories, do I have to create them myself or does taurus   
    IS> creates them itself.   
      
    ml> your mail tosser should create them as needed and then only for the   
    ml> zones that mail is destined to... in some cases, a mailer may remove   
    ml> them when there is no more mail in them to be sent but i don't recall   
    ml> if the argus family does this or not... i have seen it in my taurus but   
    ml> only fleetingly and only once...   
      
      
     Okay that's cool, as long as I don'r have to do it each time :)   
      
      
      
      
    ml> [trim]   
      
    ml> taurus should not be looking in any special directory for   
    ml> netmail... sbbsecho has to do your netmail packing and routing...   
    ml> with that said, what does your sbbsecho.cfg contain for its DIRECT   
    ml> and ROUTE_TO lines?   
      
    IS> Direct is yes   
      
    ml> hunh? are you talking about in some of your node entries in echocfg?    
      
      Yes in my sbbsecho.cfg in the node entries   
      
    ml> I was looking for the line from your sbbsecho.cfg file...   
      
     were do I find this ???   
      
      
    IS> ROUTE_TO is set to my provider 1:340/400   
      
    ml> can you post those lines, too, please? i'm looking to see what happens   
    ml> with netmail to nodes that you do not have specific routing for...   
      
      
   in 1:340/400 node Entry   
   Address = 1:340/400   
   Archive type = zip   
   packet type =2+   
   areafix password =password   
   areafix =none   
   status  =crash   
   direct =yes   
   passive =no   
   send notify list =no   
   route to 1:340/400   
      
      
      
    IS> Netmail format is *.msg and front door I use to post a netmail   
    IS> message   
      
    ml> ahhh... yes, that complicates things a little more... right now i'm   
    ml> thinking that sbbsecho will hopefully see those and pack them into   
    ml> BSO/FLO style and set them where they need to be for delivery... i   
    ml> think we're getting down to your route_to lines missing default (aka   
    ml> catch all) routing... that's why i wanted to see the above two   
    ml> mentioned sets of lines from your sbbsecho.cfg file ;)   
      
   Not sure if this will help you at all   
      
   sbbsecho.cfg file :-   
      
   -----------------------------------------------   
   NOPATHCHECK   
   NOTIFY 1   
   STORE_SEENBY   
   STORE_PATH   
   FLO_MAILER   
   LOG_LEVEL 6   
   SECURE_INBOUND d:\bbs\fd\secfiles\   
   OUTBOUND d:\bbs\fd\outbound\   
   SEND_NOTIFY 1:14/400   
   HOLD 1:14/400   
   DIRECT 1:14/400 1:229/426 3:770/1 1:340/400   
   CRASH 3:770/1 1:340/400   
   PKTPWD 1:14/400 SUSPECT0   
   PKTPWD 1:340/400 SUSPECT0   
   PACKER ZIP 0 504B   
     PACK %@zip -jD %f %s   
     UNPACK %@unzip -ojC %f -d %s   
   END   
   PACKER ARC 0 1A   
     PACK pak a %f %s   
     UNPACK pak e %f %s   
   END   
   PACKER LZH 2 2D6C68   
     PACK Lha a %f %s   
     UNPACK Lha e %f %s   
   END   
   PACKER ARJ 0 60EA   
     PACK Arj a %f %s   
     UNPACK Arj e %f %s   
   END   
   PACKER PAK 0 FE   
     PACK pak a %f %s   
     UNPACK pak e %f %s   
   END   
   PACKER SQZ 0 484C5351   
     PACK Sqz a %f %s   
     UNPACK Sqz e %f %s   
   END   
   PACKER ZOO 0 DCA7C4FD   
     PACK Zoo a %f %s   
     UNPACK Zoo e %f %s   
   END   
   USEPACKER  ZIP 1:14/400 1:229/426 3:770/1 1:340/400 1:128/187 3:770/100   
   AREAFIX    1:14/400 SUSPECT0 N340   
   AREAFIX    1:229/426 IS152   
   AREAFIX    3:770/1 TH67QK5   
   AREAFIX    1:340/400 SUSPECT0   
   AREAFIX    1:128/187 NEWZ   
   AREAFIX    3:770/100 TH67QK5   
   ROUTE_TO   3:770/1 3:770/1   
   ROUTE_TO   1:340/400 1:340/400   
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   Thank you   
   Ian   
      
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