Hello Mike,

On 01/Nov/03 at 09:16 you wrote:

 MT> Hello Sean!

 MT> 31 Oct 03 23:34, Sean Rima wrote to Bo Simonsen:

 BS>> Because you don't allow forwardto and forwardfrom. It's because
 BS>> it's in-transit so you need to tell squish which areas you want
 BS>> forwarding from/to.

 SR> The weird thing is that the squish.cfg on 951 is identical to 950
 SR> which has no problems :)

 MT> But as Bo says, it is a security setup issue.  Routing mail you 
 MT> originate is enabled by default, but routing mail others originate 
 MT> is disabled by default.

 MT> When you are 950 and route mail from 950 to somewhere else, there 
 MT> are only two parties involved (and you are one of them), so all you 
 MT> need is the right statements in ROUTE.CFG to give your 950 setup 
 MT> permission to do this.

 MT> When you are 951 and route mail from 950 to somewhere else, there 
 MT> are three parties involved (and you are neither the source nor the 
 MT> destination), so your 951 setup also needs the extra 
 MT> ForwardTo/ForwardFrom statements to let 951 know that it is OK to 
 MT> middleman mail between 950 and somewhere else.

I decided ythe easiest thing to do was to use Ftrack netmail tracker to
handle all netmails, that way I can have a degree of dynamic routing as
well.

Cheers,
\Sean

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