-=> On 04-20-15 04:31, DesotoFireflite wrote to Joe Delahaye <=-

 De>   Re: Attention Any Radius Gurus
 De>   By: Joe Delahaye to DesotoFireflite on Sun Apr 19 2015 08:48 pm

 JD> Yes,  but if you dont want something routed, then what I ended up doing in
 JD> the Rout-To field, was put the node's nodenumber in there.  Like this

 JD> ROUTE_TO   1:249/303.1 1:249/303.1

 De> I understand that, but in my case, what if I want to crash mail a node
 De> to ask a question, that I've never mailed before, then I'd have to go
 De> in and put that in the config. In my days of front door, I could just
 De> crash mail anyone I wanted at anytime from withen frontdoor or remote
 De> access. I don't want to modify a config file everytime I mail someone,
 De> there has got to be a work around.

 De> - CAT (n.), Furry keyboard cover.

OK... although I use binkd as my mailer, certain rules will still apply for
sbbsecho.  If you go to echocfg > Nodes > choose any node... under Status it
will give you options to start.  Configure that for any nodes you're directly
linked to and choose any of the three options.  I normally have all those
listed as CRASH. Now, for other nodes I have ROUTE-TO statments to each of your
hubs.  Therefore, if I want to send a message to 3:xxx/xxx and it's not listed
in echocfg, then that will be routed through my hub.  Now, being you're
familiar with FrontDoor and I want to crash to that node, I use the FM editor. 
You have to compile FD's nodelist each week but it's small. Naturally, go
through FD's setup entering all the information needed.  Once you do that, use
FM and it will allow you to set the CRASH bit.  Don't worry that it saves in
*.MSG format, sbbsecho will convert it as long as you've set the F switch. 

That's my work-around... YMMV


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