-=> Dallas Hinton wrote to Bill McGarrity <=-

Hiya Dallas..

 BM> I am assuming 1:138/0 is your hub?  If so and you want to cover all
 BM> 4 of Fido's zones for netmail, then try this:

 BM> route-to 1:138/0 1* 2* 3* 4*
 BM> except 1:342/*
 BM> route-to 1:342/0.0 1:342/*
 BM> except 1:343/*
 BM> route-to 1:343/3.0 1:343/*
 BM> HOLD 1:153/7041

 DH> Ahh -- I'm beginning to see!!

 DH> EVENT A
 DH> Unhold 1:153/7041

 BM> You really don't need the above hold/unhold as it will stay in your
 BM> outbound till the event A is run. The -fs stands for fetch and send.
 BM> IF that node were to connect to you, then it would go.  If you don't
 BM> want the other node the ability to pick up mail then use the
 BM> hold/unhold option

 DH> EVENT B
 DH> hold 1:153/7041

 BM> Again, if you want to keep the node from retrieving their own mail
 BM> then leave this in. Just make sure event B runs right after A is
 BM> finished.

 DH> If I don't have the hold and unhold lines, then do I even need to
 DH> mention Event A and B in route.rex? There wouldn't be anything under
 DH> them!

Leave it in then... either way.. :)

 DH> =============
 DH> And event manager for A says
 DH> all days, 00:00-24:00, run every 12:00 -fs 1:153/7041

 BM> So you're polling every 12 hours. rather a long stretch between mail
 BM> runs. :)  But it looks good...

 DH> Yes, that's the plan - I've one node who doesn't want me to hit him
 DH> very often, the others seem happy with the every 1/2 hour irex seems to
 DH> do by default!

That's strange... I can see if it was a POTS connection but binkd? OK.. :)

I just so happened to read Joe's reply to you regarding transfer protocol and
he maybe onto something.  IRex reports 1.1 but only connects at 1.0.  Check to
see if your links are trying to connect with 1.1 in your logs.  

Be well...


Bill

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