> 1)
>
> Feb 26 18:29:16 local ifmail[893]: envrecip: Antonio Locati of
> 2:331/103.1@fidonet Feb 26 18:29:16 local ifmail[893]: route:
> 2:331/103.1@fidonet
>
> It is correct to do crash routing to a point?! I'm wrinting a simple
> rule for smail to do crash, and i can handle address and remove point.
> But this is a task of ifmail?!
> It sounds me strange to crash a point...
ifmail does not route at all. It just makes packet to the node that
you specify in the `-r' option.
> 2)
>
> Feb 23 16:32:42 local ifcico[5518]: start outbound EMSI session
> Feb 23 16:32:44 local ifcico[5518]: remote address: 91:13/1@pnet
> Feb 23 16:32:44 local ifcico[5518]: remote address: 2:333/1016@fidonet
> Feb 23 16:32:44 local ifcico[5518]: remote address: 1907:393/104@scoutnet
> Feb 23 16:32:44 local ifcico[5518]: remote address: 61:3917/1@peacelink
> Feb 23 16:32:44 local ifcico[5518]: remote password: XXXXX
> Feb 23 16:32:44 local ifcico[5518]: remote uses: ifcico [FE] version
> 2.14-tx8.9/Sun Aug 30 16:11:21 1998 Feb 23 16:32:44 local ifcico[5518]:
> remote time: Feb 23 16:22:01 Feb 23 16:32:44 local ifcico[5518]: remote
> timezone: +0100 Feb 23 16:32:44 local ifcico[5518]: remote flags:
> XA,V32B,V42B Feb 23 16:32:44 local ifcico[5518]: start ZedZap send
> Feb 23 16:32:44 local ifcico[5518]: zmodem send
> "/var/spool/ftn/outb/014d03f8.req" as "014D03F8.REQ" (14 bytes) Feb 23
> 16:32:44 local ifcico[5518]: sent 14 bytes in 1 seconds (14 cps) Feb 23
> 16:32:45 local ifcico[5518]: zmodem send rc=0 Feb 23 16:32:45 local
> ifcico[5518]: start ZedZap receive Feb 23 16:32:46 local ifcico[5518]:
> zmodem receive: "35B0E78B.PKT" 620 bytes dated Feb 23 16:22:04 mode 100600
[...]
> Feb 23 16:32:52 local ifunpack[5520]: Execute: /usr/lib/ifmail/iftoss -I
> /etc/ifmail/config Feb 23 16:32:52 local iftoss[5521]: packet from node
> 91:13/1 Feb 23 16:32:52 local iftoss[5521]: to node 91:13/1.4
> Feb 23 16:32:52 local iftoss[5521]: mail from ifcico FREQ processor of
> 91:13/1 to Marco.Gaiarin@p4.f1.n13.z91.ftn
>
>
> Why i send a .REQ with fido AKA (2:333/1016), and ifmail reply me with
> Pnet AKA (91:13/1)?!
You cannot send ".req as aka", ifcico does not look at the name of the
.req file. Responce packet is always sent in the same session, so
we can take address from the session handshake. Probably, the first
address from EMSI is taken but I cannot tell for sure. See the source
for details.
> In both end the fido aka are the first, so the ``default'' AKA.
Apparently 91:13/1 is the primary address on the remote side.
Eugene