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  • weird netmail happenings

    From Rick Smith@1:105/81 to All on Sun Sep 8 16:20:58 2024
    Hello All!

    I am going to do my best to describe what I think is happening. I am a hub I host several different networks. Micronet netmail sent through my node from some of my downlinks does not appear to get processed and forwarded on, I have tested this after a concern one of my downlinks. I sent a netmail to that user from one of my BBS's and he did not get it and I could not find it in the hpt log as getting processed. I can send that downlink netmail from the hub directley without issue. I think its a routing issue, but wouldnt I see some sort of processing in hpt log? I can even see where it attempts it? All my other networks seem to work just as you would expect them to. So strange! Any thoughts where I might look to sort this out?


    Regards,

    Rick

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  • From deon@3:633/509 to Rick Smith on Mon Sep 9 10:15:51 2024
    Re: weird netmail happenings
    By: Rick Smith to All on Sun Sep 08 2024 04:20 pm

    Hi Rick,

    I am going to do my best to describe what I think is happening. I am a hub I host several different networks. Micronet netmail sent through my node from some of my downlinks does not appear to get processed and forwarded on, I have tested this after a concern one of my downlinks. I sent a netmail to that user from one of my BBS's and he did not get it and I could not find it in the hpt log as getting processed. I can send that downlink netmail from the hub directley without issue. I think its a routing issue, but wouldnt I see some sort of processing in hpt log? I can even see where it attempts it? All my other networks seem to work just as you would expect them to. So strange! Any thoughts where I might look to sort this out?

    Follow the log:
    * Your BBS creates a packet (grab the packet name),
    * Your BBS sends packet to hub (confirm that packet is sent)
    * Hub receives packet from BBS (confirm the hub receives it, did it rename it) * Hub process packet (hpt output from processing that packet)

    What do the logs show?


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