Hello Alisha!

19 Feb 22, Alisha Stutz wrote to Tommi Koivula:

 TK>> You may add "-w" after that node in "echoarea" line.

 AS> I add the -w argument to the like this

Wrong position.

 AS> EchoArea blah /var/spool/ftn/msgbase/NETWORK/blah -a Z/N/P -w -p 93
 AS> -dupecheck move -dupehistory 366 -d "BLAH Content" -g BLAH_GROUP
 AS> Subscription_Nodes

 AS> But still when X/W/Z send some content to blah it go to BAD and i have
 AS> this Information before the content is in BAD

 AS> FROM: X:Y/Z
 AS> REASON: Sender not active for this area
 AS> AREANAME: blah

 AS> What i do wrong or how i can avoid this? I want that the content is be
 AS> added to this area without that X/Y/Z has a subscription.

That does not work. You can't send receive without subscription (aka being linked) because this would avoid any security protection. First you both have to establish a normal link. He must be a defined node in the link definition. He have to be linked in the echoarea "subscription", the keyword for the documentation is linkAKA. This would identify him as a legit user and his mails aren't moved to badmail anymore. There should be no way around this.

Your main goal is that he does not receive content from the echoarea and he is send-only to this echoarea. The logic for this linkOption is visible at the -nm switch:

##############################################################################
#  EchoArea syntax
#EchoArea   [-b ] [Options] [linkAKAs] [linkOptions]
#
#####
# LinkOptions:
#
#  -r
#    this link is read only
#
#  -w
#    this link is write only
#
#  -mn
#    this link is mandatory subscribed,
#    you may also set:
#       " -r -mn"
#    or
#       " -w -r"
#    and so on...

 does match the "linkAKA" term. To set the node to write only the end of the echoarea line should be

Y:X/Z -w

Regards

Kai

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