Hi g00r00,
Would you consider adding support for netmail pings/traces into Mystic?
The reason I didn't want to support it in the past was because it means that no user with the handle "Ping" will ever be able
to use Fidonet-style netmail. I felt like it was a pretty poorly
thought out idea to respond to "Ping"...
Do you know if its documented somewhere?
If pursued, I wonder if this should be something that could be switched
on instead of enabled by default? If enabled a check could be executed
to see if a "ping" user already exists on the system, if it doesn't
"ping" could then automatically added to trashcan.dat.
http://ftsc.org/docs/fts-5001.006
PING
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You may be interested in this little nugget that will be in the next prealpha:
+ MUTIL mail processor now supports Netmail PING and pass-through tracing.
Awesome! Thank you so much! :)
Will this be a new stanza or part of ImportEchoMail and/or
ExportEchoMail?
Awesome! Thank you so much! :)
Will this be a new stanza or part of ImportEchoMail and/or
ExportEchoMail?
It just happens automatically as part of the import/export functions
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This part as me excited! ;)
Yeah its a system I had been working on finishing for a while now, so I spent the weekend getting the final touches put in since there seemed to be some interest here for it!
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