Subj : Re: Mail routing issues
To   : David Gonzalez
From : Gamgee
Date : Fri Oct 25 2024 07:57 am

-=> David Gonzalez wrote to Gamgee <=-

 Ga>> So..... was it indeed your config, or something else?  It's
 Ga>> usually good to provide the solution to problems, so that the
 Ga>> next person may not have to go through the same thing.

 DG>> Apparently but not my mistake but mystic's, it was sending my
 DG>> fiodomail with my fsx AKA and also I had an issue with Golded, I
 DG>> accidentally added a domain @fidonet.org (5D) and @fidonet to try
 DG>> to see if mail went through but it ended up being worse.

 Ga> Well, I'd have to say that Mystic was only doing what you configured
 Ga> it to do...  If it was sending Fido mail with the FSX AKA, it must
 Ga> have been because you configured it that way.  There is no other
 Ga> explanation.

 DG> No, I think it was something to do with my uplink too, I was presenting
 DG> all my AKAs and it would reject mail, then I had to create separate
 DG> events to poll with 1 AKA first, then the other, but yeah I get what
 DG> you say and respect it.

I just read the post in this area from your uplink, and I strongly 
disagree with your claim.  It clearly was your mis-configuration that 
caused the issues.  Everyone else (including me) has multiple network 
AKAs, and don't have any problems with that.

It's OK to admit that you had something mis-configured.  Nobody here 
thinks less of you for that, as we've all done similar things.  But 
continually trying to blame others for your own mistakes gives an 
entirely different impression...

 Ga> Not sure how Golded would have affected that, and wondering why you'd
 Ga> even want to use that when just starting out.  But that's your choice,
 Ga>  and that's OK.  Again config problems, though...

 DG> That was my setup back in the 90s, FD+Fastecho+RA+GoldED.

OK, but this isn't the 90's, and you're not using ANY of that software 
now.  You're using Mystic.  At least in the beginning, when trying to 
get set up, keep things simple.  That helps to avoid mis-configuration.  
:-)

Good luck with things, and hope you stick around!


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