[nos-bbs] getting mail into the BBS

[Torsten Harenberg]

Dear all,

after the connection to Telpac nodes work, I'm facing now the problem 
getting the mails fetched from WL2K into the BBS (and also those I sent 
internally).

Mails coming in from WL2K are stuck in the SMTP queue inside JNOS:

jnos> smtp list
S   Job   Size Date  Time  Host                 From
L     2    198 02/18 18:53 dl1thm.ampr.org      dl1thm at dl1thm.ampr.org
   To: dl1thm
jnos>

Futhermore, if I send a mail inside the BBS to myself:

[JNOS-2.0d-BFHIM$]
You have 0 messages.
Area: dl1thm (#1) >
s dl1thm at dl1thm
To: dl1thm.ampr.org
Subject:
test
Enter message.  End with /EX or ^Z in first column (^A aborts):
test
/ex
Msg queued
Area: dl1thm (#1) >

Those mails also end up in the SMTP queue:

jnos> smtp list
S   Job   Size Date  Time  Host                 From
L     2    198 02/18 18:53 dl1thm.ampr.org      dl1thm at dl1thm.ampr.org
   To: dl1thm
L    22    206 03/12 17:47 dl1thm.ampr.org      dl1thm at dl1thm.ampr.org
   To: dl1thm at dl1thm

A smtp kick doesn't help:

jnos> smtp trace
SMTP tracing: 9999
jnos> smtp kick
jnos>

But a

jnos> smtp kick dl1thm.ampr.org

Will stuck jnos if no external network is attached! If it is, some mail 
(the one I sent myself inside the bbs!) is delivered to my isp's smtp 
server, this other one keeps in to queue. But I would like to have all 
those local mails delivered to the internal BBS.

Here's what I set to autoexec.nos (I hope I copy all the relevant settings):

ip address 192.168.1.2    (<--- this is the tun device's address)

hostname dl1thm.ampr.org
ax25 mycall dl1thm

attach tun tun0 1500 0
ifconfig tun0 ipaddress 192.168.1.2
ifconfig tun0 netmask 255.255.255.0
ifconfig tun0 mtu 1500

smtp ga mail.physik.uni-wuppertal.de
smtp usemx on
smtp timer 300
start ax25
start telnet
start smtp
start ttylink
start forward
mbox attend on

in domain.txt I've set this:

dl1thm.ampr.org.        0       IN      A       192.168.1.2
dl1thm.ampr.org.        0       IN      MX      10      dl1thm.ampr.org

Any ideas?

Thanks for any hint,

   Torsten DL1THM

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