-=> Daryl Stout wrote to MARK LEWIS <=-
ML>ok so stupid question: how are they supposed to netmail you if your system
ML>won't accept the connection because it is insecure?? if they send the
reques
ML>routed with the password then all systems in the route can see that
password
ML>you really shouldn't use that requirement because it prevents random
ML>connections attempting to drop off mail and in networks where random
ML>connections are the basis for most private comms, well...
DS> My main hub is Marc Lewis at 1:396/45, but I'm a regional
DS> independent. The Little Rock Area FIDONet Net 3821 disbanded long
DS> ago...and there are no other BBS's in Little Rock.
None of that has anything to do with the issue at hand. If your
nodelist entry includes the CM (continuous mail) flag, you are
stating that your system can receive netmail at any time. If you break
that by requiring a password, you are not complying with Fidonet
standards.
Plus, it just doesn't make any sense. Why deny netmail?
Don't confuse netmail with echomail... two different things.
... At the end of the day, it gets dark.
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