* In a message originally to Martin Kazmaier, Stephen Walsh said:

Hello Martin!

26 Nov 24 16:06, you wrote to me:

Do you have a link to 1:229/426 (The path above says you do)? I
thought there was a post from you a while ago saying you did?

If you do, then Nick (Z1C) is linked to Scott (Z3C) and the nets of
z3 are already linked to each other.

Yeah, but as I keep saying, fastecho isn't routing properly. It only routes to the first zone in the list.

Not having used fastecho, but would this work?:

1:229/426 1:* 2:* 3:* 4:*

I have that set up, but fastecho isn't routing correctly.
1:*
3:*
4:*

In routing for 1:229/426. I've got a separate hub for 2:* so I'm not attempting to route that any more. It wasn't working.
Here is most of my 1:229/426 node.
---start paste---
Addresses
Main: 1:229/426 É Route NetMail to ÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ»
ARCmail: 1:229/426 º 1:* º
º 3:* º
Name: darkrealmsº 4:* º
º º
Your AKA: 1:340/1101º º
º ºAl
Passwords º ºre
Packet: º º
AreaFix: º º
Status º º
ARCmail: None º º
AreaFix: None º º
Packer: PKZIP Maxº º
º º
Groups: A º º
Security: 10 ÈÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ via this node ͼto
---end paste---

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Hello Martin!

26 Nov 24 21:35, you wrote to me:

1:229/426 1:* 2:* 3:* 4:*

In routing for 1:229/426. I've got a separate hub for 2:* so I'm not attempting to route that any more. It wasn't working.
Here is most of my 1:229/426 node.
---start paste---
Addresses
Main: 1:229/426 É Route NetMail to ÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ»
ARCmail: 1:229/426 º 1:* º
º 3:* º
Name: darkrealmsº 4:* º
º º

Perhaps it needs to be?:

1:*/*
3:*/*
4:*/*

have seen that in the past, as well as the first one I gave as a example.




Stephen


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* In a message originally to Martin Kazmaier, Stephen Walsh said:

Hello Martin!

26 Nov 24 21:35, you wrote to me:

1:229/426 1:* 2:* 3:* 4:*

In routing for 1:229/426. I've got a separate hub for 2:* so I'm not attempting to route that any more. It wasn't working. Here is most
of my 1:229/426 node. ---start paste--- Addresses Main: 1:229/426
É Route NetMail to ÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ» ARCmail: 1:229/426 º 1:* º º 3:* º Name: darkrealmsº 4:* º º º

Perhaps it needs to be?:

1:*/* 3:*/* 4:*/*

have seen that in the past, as well as the first one I gave as a example.

I'll try that.

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Hello Martin!

26 Nov 24 21:35, you wrote to me:

1:229/426 1:* 2:* 3:* 4:*

In routing for 1:229/426. I've got a separate hub for 2:* so I'm not attempting to route that any more. It wasn't working. Here is most
of my 1:229/426 node. ---start paste--- Addresses Main: 1:229/426
É Route NetMail to ÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ» ARCmail: 1:229/426 º 1:* º º 3:* º Name: darkrealmsº 4:* º º º

Perhaps it needs to be?:

1:*/* 3:*/* 4:*/*

have seen that in the past, as well as the first one I gave as a example.

I checked the help in fastecho and it also defaulted 1:*/* to 1:* as well as the help suggesting that. It's just not working past the first line in a
node for routing. I don't know if it's a bug or my particular setup.

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Hello Martin!

29 Nov 24 14:41, you wrote to me:

I checked the help in fastecho and it also defaulted 1:*/* to 1:* as
well as the help suggesting that. It's just not working past the
first line in a node for routing. I don't know if it's a bug or my particular setup.

With all the issues you've been having, perhaps it's time to look at another mail processor.




Stephen


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Stephen Walsh wrote to Martin Kazmaier <=-

I checked the help in fastecho and it also defaulted 1:*/* to 1:* as
well as the help suggesting that. It's just not working past the
first line in a node for routing. I don't know if it's a bug or my particular setup.

With all the issues you've been having, perhaps it's time to look at another mail processor.

Ding! Ding! Ding!

We have a winner!!!



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