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     Re: Re: Skip Poll?   
     By: Jay Harris to deon on Wed Sep 15 2021 10:05 pm   
      
    > Ah ha!  So Mystic has this option to "Hide AKAs" in a node's binkp settings   
   which I had set for some reason.  I've turned that off and #'ed out the ./mis   
   poll 77:3/1 line.  So now I should be able to poll mail from you in one go.   
    >   
    > Imagine all of the bandwidth we'll save!  ;)   
      
   :)   
      
   You can (if you want), also change your polling to once or twice a day, which   
   in the normal role should not pick up anything! I have you set to crash, so my   
   hub will keep trying to send stuff to you (and increase the delay between   
   retries if I recall). But in the case that I mess with something, your inbound   
   poll should pick up everything waiting for you. Also, when you write a   
   messages (and have me set up as crash), that also will pick up any mail that I   
   have queued for you.   
      
    > Good to see that IPv6 tunnel is working.  The native IPv6 I have with my   
   ISP changes the prefix so often that it made it hard to use w/ my DNS provider   
   who doesn't (yet) support dynamic IPV6.  I'm now using this OpenVPN tunnel   
   through 6project.org   
    > which   
    > gives me one static IPV6 address (they could have given me a /80, but I   
   only need the one address).   
      
   I sometimes see you come in over TLS as well - not sure why it toggles between   
   the two - but yes, glad to see the IPv6 connection. I would love to get rid of   
   the IPv4 connection - its just another thing that I have to debug when   
   something doesnt work (which is me tinkering normally :)   
      
      
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