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Vince Coen | All | Downlink refused access to mail group |
August 22, 2017 1:34 PM * |
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Hello All! I had a mail from a downlink that issued a request for access to a mail area, however my system refused him. Here is the detail from manager.log : -!- + 13-Aug-2017 15:49:57 mbfido[4916] AreaMgr request from Sean Rima of 2:263/1@fidonet start + 13-Aug-2017 15:49:57 mbfido[4916] AreaMgr: connect "+aftershock" + 13-Aug-2017 15:49:57 mbfido[4916] 2:263/1@fidonet may not connect to group AUTOCREADAS + 13-Aug-2017 15:49:57 mbfido[4916] AreaMgr request from Sean Rima of 2:263/1@fidonet finished -!- So thought err bit odd so look at the settings for AUTOCREADAS (and at the same time the FIDONET mail group which shows as : -!- Group name AUTOCREADAS Comment Autocreate Active Yes Use Aka 2:250/1@fidonet Uplink 1:261/38@fidonet Areas file BACKBONE.NA Base path /home/mbse/var/mail/fido Netmail reply area 1 Start new areas at 6 Read security 0 -------------------------------- Write security 0 -------------------------------- Sysop security 0 -------------------------------- Def. link security X------------------------------- Use aliases No Add quotes No Auto add/del areas Yes User add/del areas Yes Default charset UTF-8 4 GoldED groupid #001 Start area date Sat Apr 20 16:03:58 2002 Last active date Sun Jul 23 00:13:38 2017 Group name FIDONET Comment Fidonet areas Active Yes Use Aka 2:250/1@fidonet Uplink 1:261/38@fidonet Areas file fidoarea.lst Base path /home/mbse/var/mail/fido Netmail reply area 1 Start new areas at 6 Read security 0 -------------------------------- Write security 0 -------------------------------- Sysop security 0 -------------------------------- Def. link security X------------------------------- Use aliases No Add quotes No Auto add/del areas Yes User add/del areas Yes Default charset UTF-8 4 GoldED groupid #003 Start area date Wed Apr 17 21:19:42 2002 Last active date Sun Jul 23 00:13:38 2017 -!- As far as I know the flags in Def. link security is the only one that matters other than what is set for the downlink so then looked there (I have omitted the passwd blocks: -!- Sysop Sean Rima First date Thu Oct 23 15:31:49 2014 Last date Sat Jul 22 23:39:17 2017 Aka 1 2:263/1@fidonet Route via 2:263/1@fidonet .. passwords block removed .. Mail direct Yes Mail crash No Mail hold Yes Pack mail Yes Send notify Yes Language E No EMSI No No YooHoo/2U2 No No Filerequests No Don't call No 8.3 filenames No Use NR mode No No PLZ No No GZ/BZ2 No No Zmodem No No Zedzap No No Hydra No binkp old esc No No binkp/1.1 No Ignore Hold/Down No Mail forward No Check mailpwd No ARCmail comp. Yes ACRmail a..z Yes Send message No Send .TIC Yes File forward No Advanced TIC Yes Advanded SB Yes Sent To line Yes TIC 4d addresses No Security flags X------------------------------- Outbound session Direct Inbound session Direct Uplink mgrs Program Password BBBS ------------ -------- --------------- ---- Files metpOI Yes Mail metpOI Yes Statistics Send KBytes Received KBytes ------------ -------- -------- -------- -------- Total files 106 4864 0 4864 Total mail 3983 56 File groups: ALLFILES APPLEMAC BBBSFDN BFDS CHEEPWARE COBOL-TOOLS DBRIDGE FDN ECHOLIST FERNWOOD FIDO-ADMIN FIDOGAZETTE FIDONEWS FILEMGR GFD LNX4 MBSE MYSTIC NASA NODEDIFFS ODDBALL OREDSON S/W OS2 PASCALFDN PDN PERLNET R50 RAR SDS SFDS SPORTNET STN TABLETS TAURUS FDN UTILNET W32BINKD WINDOWS Mail groups: AUTOCREADAS FIDONET LOCAL NEWS GROUPS Sportnet -!- From the above the Security flags is the same and he is set up for both FIDONET and AUTOCREADAS mail groups. So why is mbse refusing him ? The mail group was set up many years ago when the new was important for new mail areas being auto added into the system but was made redundant with the introduction of using the Areas File and yes I have one I built myself for FIDONET and the standard one BACKBONE.NA for FIDONET but the problem here is that backbone.na is not being maintained hence my usage of my own created one for one of them. This way at least according to my logic is that if an area is in the old BACKBONE.NA it will belong to FIDONET and if not AUTOCREADAS using my created list (which I do not keep fully up to date other than look at what mail areas go into my bad area. So the question is what on earth is wrong that is stopping the downlink from adding himself into an area that is assigned to AUTOCREADAS group ? I did have a thought of moving all areas from AUTOCREADAS to FIDONET but there is no "G" option to do so and no I am not going to do that one mail area at a time as it will take far too long with no garrantee it will work. This option for the G(roup) change in mail or for that matter file groups would be handy as also most of the sub params within each Group such as group chane for say the various flags "Mail direct", "Mail Crash" etc. Could be another reason for changing the existing internal mbse database type system used for all of the various data blocks moving to say a SQL system such as MySQL or even SQLite etc. However it would involve a good weeks worth of programming in understanding the fields for each database and creating SQL ones as replacements. That said it it did use SQL then it would be a simple task to issue a SQL command to change all rows required extremely easily. Vince --- Mageia Linux v5/Mbse v1.0.7.2/GoldED+/LNX 1.1.501-b20150715 * Origin: Air Applewood, The Linux Gateway to the UK & Eire (2:250/1) |
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