DG>  DL> domain wwivftn     d:\fe\outbound\wwiv_out 11
 DG>  DL> inbound d:\fe\inbound\fsx_in 
 DG>  DL> inbound d:\fe\inbound\wwiv_in 
 DG> So your domain statements are a little different to mine. I guess it
 DG> might depend on how your tosser is configured, and if it is tossing
 DG> packets into those locations.

Was putting this together in Windows 10 to use in OS/2-ArcaOS with at 2
different cfg's from different open to put this together. That's why it may
look so strange.

Al mentioned that I needed just 1 location for many of these...rather than
seperate locations.

 DG> Mine is setup with 1 inbound and 1 outbound, and the number at the end
 DG> of the domain statements is not the zone name for the network, but the
 DG> zone of the root outbound directory.
 DG> domain private  /fido/mailer/out 10
 DG> domain fsxnet   /fido/mailer/out 10
 DG> inbound /fido/mailer/in
 DG> (1 inbound definition, and multiple domain definitions for each network,
 DG> but all end in 10, since it is my "default" zone.)

That was another misunderstanding I had that yourself & Al mentioned. 

 DG> Thus, my toss (hpt) is configured to look for inbound in
 DG> /fido/mailer/in, and the outbound is configured as /fido/mailer/out.
 DG> I have 8 networks configured and mail flows well ;)

Have the same amount of networks. 

Thank you for all your help. When it's explained...it makes sense.

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