Subj : Problem with netmail with bad addr.
To : Andrew Leary
From : Vince Coen
Date : Sun Mar 18 2018 01:17 pm
Hello Andrew!
Saturday March 10 2018 03:24, you wrote to me:
> Hello Vince!
> 09 Mar 18 12:59, you wrote to mark lewis:
>>> 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
VC>> not have that facility ?
> Traditional netmail trackers will not work with MBSE, because
> in-transit netmail is read from the inbound packets and written
> directly to the outbound packets. MBSE currently doesn't have the
> ability to bounce netmail for unlisted nodes, although I am
> considering adding such functionality.
Please advise if you get around to fixing this bug as I class it as a serious
issue.
An instance of bad address resulted in my system sending the problem email to
my uplink who in turn sent it back (he has such software in use) then I send
it
back.
To say that it caused some serious secondary issues is a mild understatement
as
it filled up all available email file extensions i.e., tu0 - 9, a - z.
This caused no additional mail to be added so downlink lost mails & echos.
Similar has occured to one other.
I end up deleting all 0 length files, and asI do not use the system daily can
be a major pain :(
Vince
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