-=> On 01-07-08  00:35,  Mvan Le <=-
 -=> spoke to Dale Shipp about Re: Routing Problem <=-

 DS>    I have done that for a few nodes -- but the whole point of my
 DS>    starting this discussion was that I want mail destined for any other
 DS>    node to be routed out through 1:123/500.   That is not happening, no
 DS>    matter how I twiddle with the ROUTE.CFG that Squish is supposed to
 DS>    look at.

 ML> Oh ok. Why didn't you say that before. 

  I thought that I had said that at the beginning of the thread.

 ML> For each area definition in Squish.Cfg, scan it out to 1:123/500. Eg.,

 ML> NetArea   NETMAIL  m:\base\Msgbase\Netmail -f -h 1:123/500

   Except for the -f and -h flags, that is what my NETMAIL area looks
   like in SQUISH.CFG.   The -f flag is redundant, and -h has to do with
   PVT flag, not routing.

 ML> EchoArea  TUB      m:\base\msgbase\fdo\tub -$    1:123/500

 ML> All mail originating from your system will be packed for 1:123/500.

   That is how most of the echomail areas look, except for a few echos
   that I am picking up from other nodes.

 ML> Remove everything in Route.Cfg except for Send Normal World.

  Tried that also, no effect.   Composed a netmail message to you and it
  still got put into the ARGUS outbound addressed to 3:800/432 instead
  of being routed as I would have wanted it to.  After checking that, I
  killed it -- so you needn't look for it.

  I am ready to give up and resign myself to manually routing each
  netmail -- there really are not many.

                               Dale Shipp
                  fido_261_1466 (at) comcast (dot) net
                              (1:261/1466)



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