Hi,   
      
   On 2014-07-07 23:26:18, Oleg Pevzner wrote to Wilfred van Velzen:   
     about: "The first results...":   
      
    OP>>> 1. Why can't FMail be configured by use of environment variables?   
    OP>>> E.g., I want to use %FTN%-variable with default value H:\FIDONET   
    OP>>> defining paths but FSetupX accepts full paths only.   
    WV>> Why? I don't know. Maybe because I and the previous author never   
    WV>> thought of that, and nobody asked before? ;)   
      
    OP> Okey, I understood. It would be a very useful feature and we'll be   
    OP> glad to see it realized in the next releases.   
      
   I think it's usefull too. I'll see what I can do in one of the next releases.   
      
    OP>>> 2. I have 30 echo-groups. In FastEcho I could have 26 groups from   
    OP>>> A to Z and 6 groups from 1 to 6. In FMail this value is limited   
    OP>>> by  26 only from A to Z. Is it a principle limit and is it   
    OP>>> possible to increase this value?   
    WV>> It's a limit in the configuration file, so it's (very) difficult to   
    WV>> change.   
      
    OP> Well, I accepted this restriction. But, to be honest, it's a pitty.   
    OP> For example, a large node can have 30 and more echo groups easily.   
      
   It seems like a lot to me. But I don't operate a big hub, so I wouldn't know   
   if it's something that's a real limit. ;)   
      
    OP> In the previous message I described the possible situation when the   
    OP> session is password-protected, the node is defined in the area manager   
    OP> but no password is specified for it. As already also mentioned, it's   
    OP> rather exotic situation but it can take place in real life.   
      
   When there is a password in the .pkt file but there is none in the   
   configuration for the node. This is reported on the screen and in the log   
   file. But the pkt file is processed anyway.   
      
   When there is a pkt password in the configuration for the node, but no   
   password in the received pkt file, this is reported as a security voilation,   
   and the .pkt file is renamed to a .sec file.   
      
    OP> Thank you once more for attention. Please note that my comments should   
    OP> be considered only as friendly remarks and are directed to the   
    OP> improvement of a nice and useful software. :)   
      
   Of course! Thank you for the suggestions!   
      
   Bye, Wilfred.   
      
      
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