Subj : One entry point, multiple destination points.
To   : Eric Renfro
From : mark lewis
Date : Sun Sep 20 2015 11:24 am


19 Sep 15 22:57, you wrote to me:

 ML>> is that all confusing enough for ya? ;)

 ER> Hmmm... So in short, what you're saying is... The guy should be running a
 ER> single mailer, [...]

nonononononono... there should be a mailer and tosser for each separate BBS 
system... "BBS system" meaning each bbs installation... if he has five BBSes 
installed on one machine, then there should be five mailers and five tossers, 
too...

 ER> and that mailer should contain every AKA for every BBS system running,

each mailer would have its own address and its own entry in a nodelist or 
pointlist (if one is used)...

 ER> and when it receives mail, *.PKT and *.MU* (Etc DOY), to multiple
 ER> "inbound" directories, one for each installation of FastEcho to use,
 ER> and it will toss what's validly destined to the address of that
 ER> configured fastecho, badmailing the rest or deleting it, then deleting
 ER> each of those inbound directories after tossing is complete. Running
 ER> this for each BBS system installed.

nonono... keep it simple... each bbs is its own entity... each has its own 
mailer, it own tosser, its own door games, it own message bases, it own file 
areas...

[snip]

)\/(ark

.... Restaurants where black cardamoms have little legs give me the sweats!
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