[nos-bbs] jnos smtp question

[Paul Delaney - K6HR]

Hello Ken,

I am unable to ping your 44 address from the internet (non-ampr address).
You may have a firewall issue. This could be why you only see the SYN
received, there is no route back to the (non-ampr) source address of the
message. I see I can ping the 209.85.216.51 from your gateway but perhaps
this is because the ping originates from your machine.

My guess is that since I can ping your 44.40.1.40 from my gateway, that
messages received from an amprnet source would probably deliver OK in your
JNOS.

I would look at the firewall rules if there is a router connected in front
of your gateway. Is your gateway machine in the DMZ on your router?

Hard to say exactly without knowing more about your physical setup.


Paul Delaney - K6HR
paul.hamradio at verizon.net
http://k6hr.dyndns.org:8080 


-----Original Message-----
From: nos-bbs-bounces at tapr.org [mailto:nos-bbs-bounces at tapr.org] On Behalf
Of kd6oat
Sent: Friday, July 08, 2011 17:50
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Subject: [nos-bbs] jnos smtp question

Hello fellow nos-bbs'rs:

I'm still reviving my jnos skills and don't recall the answer to this basic
question regarding in-coming mail addressed - in this case to
[subject]@kd6oat.ampr.org:

I can see the incoming message being 'held' when I check the tcp status 

                          08d2e2f8     0    33  44.40.1.40:smtp
209.85.216.51:56231    SYN received

I have the subject listed in the area file as well as a corresponding
setting in the rewrite file. But the message doesn't get through to the
designated area (subject). What am I missing?

Thanks for any help.

Ken - KD6OAT