[drats_users] Sending Email

[Ron Wenig]

Hi Dan,

I'm testing sending email to someone who is on RF.  I have the D-Rats 
configured address as ny3j at verizon.net.  I am sending this from my 
personal email rwenig at verizon.net.  The format of the address is:

n3tsz <ny3j at verizon.net>

D-Rats receives the email ok and puts it in the Inbox.  It does not move 
to the Outbox but stays in the Inbox.  The recipient has the callsign so 
D-Rats did strip it out but it doesn't move the message.  In Email 
access I have * in the callsign and both in access and nothing in the 
filter.  I have automatic forward message checked and flush time of 60 
seconds.  I'm using 3.2b4.  Attached is the debug log.

Thanks, Ron ny3j




Dan Smith wrote:
>> One question: Is it possible to send an email to the DRATS configured
>> address that will automatically get routed to a station on the DRATS
>> network? In other words, what would the email have to look like for
>> DRATS to recognize it as bound for another station and put it in the
>> outbox for forwarding? 
>>     
>
> Yes, if you can craft the address properly.  An properly formatted
> internet email address looks something like the following:
>
>   Dan Smith <dsmith at danplanet.com>
>
> Where there is a name and an address.  The address is inside the <>
> brackets and the bit before it is the name.  D-RATS uses the name
> portion as the destination callsign, and obviously the address needs to
> be fixed.  So, if your D-RATS address is bud at talbot.com, then you can
> format a message to be sent to me by sending the mail to the following:
>
>   KK7DS <bud at talbot.com>
>
> D-RATS will receive it because of the address.  It will then pull out
> the "KK7DS" and put that in the destination callsign of the resulting
> form and place it in the Outbox.
>
> Make sense?
>
>   
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