Robert, 

On Thu, 31 Mar 2011 10:45:36 -0400, Robert Wolfe wrote:

> Gert Andersen wrote to Robert Wolfe:
> 
> GA> This is why some link is unknown, and all links you getting mail from
> must GA> bee present to mbse.
> GA> Both Address and links password must be present. GA>
> GA> If Mbse see and get mail from a link with no session password will it
> too GA> put incoming mail unknown.
> GA> So all links must have a session password else will mbse put the mail
> in GA> to /unknown path and directory.
> GA> Else must you have a script file there move mail packs from unknown to
> GA> inbound.
> 
> Ah ok.  I have no session passwords set up in MBSE here, so that might be
> what is going on here.


>  It would be nice to have an option built in so
> that sites with no passwords for sessions work like they are supposed to

    But isn't it working as expected?  Not explicitly setting a session
password just means that a blank password is set, not that there isn't a
session password...  (Not that I've actually looked at the code,
though...)


> instead of mail from them getting tossed into the unknown folder.

    Why?  If a session password is not matched, how do you or your system
know where it is actually coming from?   (And I'll note, btw, that I use
session passwords even with local points...)

    OTOH;  how it actually works should certainly be in the documentation...



Jame


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