Hello Eric!

15 Sep 2015 16:33, Eric Renfro wrote to fido.bbs.husky_software:

 ER> Does hpt currently support handling netmail addresses to PING and if 
 ER> not i have a feature request for it to. 

   ----- rntrack.cfg begins -----
Address: 2:230/0
Aka: 2:230/0 1:*/*.*
Aka: 2:230/0 2:*/*.*
Aka: 2:230/0 3:*/*.*
Aka: 2:230/0 4:*/*.*
Aka: 39:140/0 39:*/*.*
Aka: 39:14/0 39:*/*.*
SysopName: "Benny Pedersen"
LogFile: "/home/xpoint/fido/log/rntrack.log"
LogLevel: 3
Outbound: "/home/xpoint/fido/out"
TrafficLog: "/home/xpoint/fido/log/rntrack.trf"
TrafficLogTemplate: "/home/xpoint/fido/config/tpl/traflog.tpl"
IndexFile: "/home/xpoint/fido/nodelist/rntrack.ndl"
Nodelist: "/home/xpoint/fido/nodelist/AmyList.*"
Nodelist: "/home/xpoint/fido/nodelist/NODELIST.*"
(
Nodelist: "/home/xpoint/fido/nodelist/Z2PNT.*" 2
)

LoopStr: " 2:230/0 RNtrack"
Domain: "Fidonet" 1:*/*.*
Domain: "Fidonet" 2:*/*.*
Domain: "Fidonet" 3:*/*.*
Domain: "Fidonet" 4:*/*.*
Domain: "Amiganet" 39:*/*.*
ForceINTL
UseOwnZone
UseNewVia
TempMail: "/home/xpoint/fido/out/tmp"
MaxAge: 1
Origin: "RnTrack is tracking you"
KillRoutedMessage: Always
CheckPoints: Soft

ScanDir: "$/home/xpoint/fido/msgb/NETMAIL"

Mask: * * * 5:*/*.* * *
Mask: * * * 8:*/*.* * *
Mask: * * * 9:*/*.* * *
Mask: * * * 10:*/*.* * *
Mask: * * * 16:*/*.* * *
Mask: * * * 33:*/*.* * *
Mask: * * * 57:*/*.* * *
Mask: * * * 92:*/*.* * *
Mask: * * * 110:*/*.* * *
Mask: * * * 111:*/*.* * *
Mask: * * * 115:*/*.* * *
Mask: * * * 510:*/*.* * *
Mask: * * * 618:*/*.* * *
Mask: * * * 777:*/*.* * *
Mask: * * * 900:*/*.* * *
Action: Ignore

Mask: * * * * "Ping" -Eg
Action: NewMsg "/home/xpoint/fido/config/tpl/ping.tpl"
"$/home/xpoint/fido/msgb/NETMAIL" "RNtrack" 2:230/0 $ $
"Pong" +l
Action: AppendToFile "/home/xpoint/fido/config/tpl/log.tpl"
"/home/xpoint/fido/log/ping.log"
Action: Display "Message from {at}FromName, {at}FromAddr to {at}ToName, {at}ToAddr
with subject '{at}Subject' and msgid '{at}MsgID' pinged"
Action: Delete

   ----- rntrack.cfg ends -----

it works, but i have turned off rntrack here

config is top down order on rules, so try keep in order what to match first and last


 Regards Benny

... there can only be one way of life, and it works :)

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