Subj : Problem with netmail with bad addr.
To : Vince Coen
From : mark lewis
Date : Fri Mar 09 2018 02:27 pm
On 2018 Mar 09 12:59:52, you wrote to me:
VC>>> Should mbse not have a process on routeings that says that if a mail
VC>>> come in addressed to a non existant node then mbse will bounce it
VC>>> back to wence it came or any other offered action.
>> this is one of the things a netmail tracker is used for...
VC> In that case is there one that can be used within mbse as it does not
VC> have that facility ?
unfortunately i'm not aware of any specific trackers for linux... on my OS/2
box, running the main BBS and HUB mailer stuff, i use OT-Track... it has
bounced my own messages back to me because the destination node wasn't in the
nodelist... this would be, for example, when i was adding them and getting them
started...
the trick is to be able to run an external tool on new netmails living in the
mailer's MSG netmail directory so that it can mark them with a VIA control line
as well as other processing like bouncing netmails addressed to unknown
systems... after this processing, the next outbound scan should pack up those
bounces and send them back to the originator... so basically, we toss to get
the mail into the netmail area then we process the netmail area with tools like
netmgr and OT-Track and finally we scan outbound mail to send out possible
replies...
)\/(ark
Always Mount a Scratch Monkey
Do you manage your own servers? If you are not running an IDS/IPS yer doin' it
wrong...
... Tomorrow, I'll be kissing her aerobicized ass...
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