VC> This is because I am the Host for region 2:25 and therefore 2:250 and
VC> 2:263
VC> My primary node is 2:250/1 and 2:25/21 is used for the Elist software.
VC> As region 25 is the UK including Northern Ireland but Southern Ireland
VC> is an independent country it has its own net as 2:263 and there are 2
VC> nodes present .1 and .5. and I am the host at 2:263/0 as that has to
VC> be defined in the nodelist.
VC> I have had a look at the source code at mbfido / notify.c and I cannot
VC> see where it obtains system AKA from but at a guess it is the last one
VC> so how do I tell mbfido no to use the first entry (2:250/1) ?
VC> I did a mbfido no 2:250/1 but that did not produce anything, then did
VC> a mbfido no 2:25/21 then unpacked the archive being sent to that
VC> address as the system reported all AKA's are locked - reasonably as it
VC> was trying to send to itself. So moved over the pkt and let mbse deal
VC> with it into my netmail inbox area for 250/1 (I have 2 more one for
VC> 25/21 and one for 25/0 & 25/21 and no I have no idea who two different
VC> akas are being used as : NETMAIL is set Fido Aka 2:250/1 all traffic
VC> to/from me at 250/1. NETMAIL2 is set Fido Aka 2:25/0 for Z2 netmail
VC> traffic. NETMAIL3 is set Fido Aka 2:25/21 for the Elist AKA 25/21.
VC> The only conclusion I can draw is that the problem netmail sent from
VC> MBFIDO NO uses the Last AKA but I cannot define what one is used so
VC> the question is how do I fix it without breaking the other two Netmail
VC> msg areas.
VC> Hope I have made this clear but if you have a query regarding all
VC> this, fire away.
VC> Vincent
MBSE defaults to using the closest AKA to the destination. For 2:263/1, that
would be 2:263/0. There currently isn't a way to override which AKA is used.
I am considering adding support for this, but it'll take a while to get that
done and debugged.
I do recommend that you setup a NetMail area for every AKA your system has.
This insures that MBFIDO has a place to put incoming netmail for any of your
system's AKA addresses.
