Hello,

I have been doing some testing with Netmail routing and have a
few questions.

My main Fidonet feed is 4:90/1, and my secondary feed is 2:341/66.

I have Route Info configured as such:

4:90/1 -> 1:* 2:* 3:* 4:*
2:341/66 -> 2:341/*

Under the above setup, all netmail towards 2:341 network is routed
through 2:341/66.

I would like to route all region 34 netmail (nets 341 and 343)
towards 2:341/66, but my attempts to configure it have failed.

For instance:

Configuring 2:34*/* Route info -> Netmail to 2:341/206 is sent
through 4:90/1 instead of 2:341/66

Configuring 2:34* Route info -> Netmail to 2:341/206 is sent
through 4:90/1 instead of 2:341/66

I was looking at the wiki and there is not much detail regading
the wildcards and how they should be applied...

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I have Route Info configured as such:

4:90/1 -> 1:* 2:* 3:* 4:*
2:341/66 -> 2:341/*

Under the above setup, all netmail towards 2:341 network is routed
through 2:341/66.

I would like to route all region 34 netmail (nets 341 and 343)
towards 2:341/66, but my attempts to configure it have failed.

For instance:

Configuring 2:34*/* Route info -> Netmail to 2:341/206 is sent
through 4:90/1 instead of 2:341/66

Configuring 2:34* Route info -> Netmail to 2:341/206 is sent
through 4:90/1 instead of 2:341/66

I would do it like this in the route info line for 4:90/1..

1:* 2:*!2:341/*!2:343/* 3:* 4:*

And this for 2:341/66..

2:341/* 2:343/*

I am not certain that is what you want and you'll want to check what that does with "./mis route".

I was looking at the wiki and there is not much detail regading
the wildcards and how they should be applied...

It is on the wiki in the Networking -> EchoMail Nodes section.

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On 14/06/21 11:01, Al -> Flavio Bessa wrote:

I would do it like this in the route info line for 4:90/1..

1:* 2:*!2:341/*!2:343/* 3:* 4:*

And this for 2:341/66..

2:341/* 2:343/*

I am not certain that is what you want and you'll want to check what
that does
with "./mis route".

Awesome! It worked like a charm!

I wasn't aware that I could add 2:341/* and 2:343/* together...

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_
..-----________________--_ ________.--'-`--._____ Flavio Bessa \____==================_) \_'===================` 4:801/188
_,--___.-|__|-.______|=====/ `---' fcbessa@gmail.com
`---------._ ~~~~~| Rio de Janeiro
`-._ - - - ,' Brasil
\_____,-' Visit Zone4 Website at: https://fido.bbs.docksud.com.ar/wiki/doku.php?id=fidonet:nodos
--- Thunderbird/MacOS 78.6.0
* Origin: Andromeda - Saturn's Orbit NNTP Gateway, Brazil (4:801/188)