BPQMail checks if a message is to a packet or Internet address when
the message is input. Basically a message is deemed to be an
internet address if the @ field contains a . and the last element of
the address is not a valid packet continent or country code. NAOM is
not a valid continent, so the message is routed to RMS.
There have been some messages asking why NAOM doesn't match NAOM in
the hierarchical routing config. The reason is that the
packet/internet determination is made before the message is passed
to the routing code.
73,
John
On 18/07/2024 11:37, Chuck Gelm wrote:
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240718 10:28:20 <NC8Q?????
import /home/pi/kc7mry
240718 10:28:20 >NC8Q????? SP KC7MRY@KC7MRY.#WPA.PA.US.NAOM
240718 10:28:20 >NC8Q????? SP KC7MRY@KC7MRY.#WPA.PA.US.NAOM
240718 10:28:20 >NC8Q????? OK
240718 10:28:20 ?NC8Q????? Msg 24795 Routing Trace To RMS Via KC7MRY@KC7MRY.#WPA.PA.US.NAOM
240718 10:28:20 ?NC8Q????? Routing Trace to RMS Matches BBS RMS
I am trying to send:
SP KC7MRY@KC7MRY.#WPA.PA.US.NAOM
WP Update
Original Message
> R:240718/0400Z 3082@K3CLM.#WPA.PA.USA.NOAM
LinBPQ6.0.24
>
...
> On 240717 KC7MRY/U @ KC7MRY.#WPA.PA.US.NAOM zip 17237 John
Mont Alto, PA
> On 240715 KC3RTU/U @ KC3RTU@KB3ICU.#CHBG.PA.USA.NOAM zip
17201 Rob Chambersbug, PA
> On 240714 KC3WUP/U @ KC3WUP@KC7MRY.#WPA.PA.USA.NOAM zip
? Jeff Rion Mont Alto,? PA
...
Hi, John:
Hierarchical address:
I think your country code is USA, not US.
I think your continental code is NOAM, not NAOM.
73, Chuck
/ex
To K3CLM.#WPA.PA.USA.NOAM, but BPQ32 prefers to route it via RMS.
I put PA.US.NAOM in the HR (Personals and Directed Bulls) field
for K3CLM, but
BPQ32 still chooses the match RMS.
!
If I 'fix' the hierarchical address, the message is routed
correctly.
Why does SP KC7MRY@KC7MRY.#WPA.PA.US.NAOM match
RMS?
73, Chuck
