TID: Mystic BBS 1.12 A46   
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   On 30 Jan 2021 at 09:50p, g00r00 pondered and said...   
       
    g0> Yes the logic is to check if there is a direct address configured and   
    g0> route to them if so.  If there isn't a direct entry for that address,   
    g0> then it will look through and try to find the first routed match.   
      
   Thanks, that's what I thought was going on.    
      
    g0> I just finished adding a "Bypass Direct" flag for echomail nodes which   
    g0> will disable direct routing for that node, causing it to fall back to   
    g0> the netmail routing policy.  Sounds like that should do exactly what you   
      
   Thanks for adding this :) Yep I think it will do the trick. I'll try to get   
   updated in the coming week or so and test it out.   
      
    g0> 30), not the today of time travelers such as yourself).   
      
   There's gotta be some advantages of living in the future :)   
      
   Now those lottery number you wanted were 6, 23, ....   
      
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