bentson@sri-unix (09/13/82)
I've been trying to reply to a site that is on the other side of what appears to be a Berknet link, i.e., a!b!c:d!e!f. The problem is that the mailer at site b is refusing to forward because it doesn't know about "site" c:d. By past experience I know that site b does know about site c. The problem is then reduced to "how can I get b to forward to c such that c will send to d?" I've devised the routing a!b!c:d!e!f by examining the "From:" fields in the net news articles. Randy Bentson ucbvax!hplabs!csu-cs!bentson
tihor (09/15/82)
#R:csu-cs:-185900:cmcl2:5800001:000:269 cmcl2!tihor Sep 14 20:41:00 1982 I suggest that you try sending to a!b!c!c:d!e on the chance that site c knows its own name and so with through route the message or hangs an line optimizer on the link. (I assume that you have tried a!b!c!d!e and c insists on having d addressed as a : separated host?