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|    Martin Foster to August Abolins    |
|    it is but it's a bit buggy here 'n there    |
|    26 Mar 19 13:23:00    |
      MSGID: 2:310/31.3@fidonet d6c97514       REPLY: 2:221/1.58 5044578b       PID: OpenXP/5.0.36 (Linux) (x86_64)       CHRS: ASCII 1       Hello August!              On 25.03.19 at 19:32, August Abolins wrote to Martin Foster:               AA> On 25.03.19, you wrote to August Abolins:               MF>> Found another one .....               MF>> - 5D addresses MUST be used, otherwise, WinPoint transmits invalid        MF>> AKAs to the remote system and the result of that is that the remote        MF>> system will boot you off.               AA> Well... it *is* a point program, so.. to me that implies that it        AA> *expects* to operate as a 5D machine, and communicate with a Boss(es)        AA> only. Every message it creates internally will be 5D.              Even though WinPoint's mailer transmits 5D AKA's to the remote system,        WinPoint's mail processor inserts 4D addresses in the MSGID's.               AA> ..and therefore, every Uplink and/or System has to be a 4D Boss(?)              Ummmmm? :-)               AA> However, as I write this, there *is* a Crashmail option at the top of        AA> this internal editor window. So, could that imply that it can call/poll        AA> *any* other open (no session password) system that would accept        AA> Crashmail?              Yes it does(and can - see the Guide)but it doesn't alter the fact that        WinPoint's mailer transmits 5D addresses to the remote system.               AA> If so, then maybe it can do what you would think, but for        AA> some reason, the config is wrong somewhere?              The problem here is that the "@" preceeding the domain is hard-coded.        If the user doesn't specify a domain, WinPoint's mailer will transmit        " |
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