Subj : Help!
To   : Steve Quarrella
From : Peter Hampf
Date : Wed Oct 18 2000 11:40 am

 * Reply to: Steve Quarrella > Peter Hampf, * Tue 17 Oct 2000 21:09

 sq> I generated a test message from someone at 1:393/11, to 1:124/9005, and
 sq> since 1:124/9005 isn't in the nodelist, we got a bounce.  That's what
 sq> we would expect.

Good. So far.

 sq> Am I just being paranoid, but if I'm reading this correctly, a system
 sq> upwind from me could write a message to a non-nodelisted sysop, using a
 sq> robot -- say he makes a typo or something -- and my system moves the
 sq> mail to the folder I've specified.  I don't know about it until I look
 sq> at that folder.  Is that right?

It seems so :-)

To be serious: I cannot recall the reason for handling messages from points of 
your system on a different basis than foreign nodes/points. But I'm sure there 
_was_ a reason <g>.

Whenever I'll take a look into my code the next time I'll try to address this 
problem.

 sq> :-)  Thanks for putting up with me. :-)

Putting up with you always is a great fun :-)

Peter [peter@hampf.de]

 
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