Re: [Xastir] xastir list server overly aggressive in DSBL use?

Hi Jason, Jason KG4WSV wrote: > On Fri, May 2, 2008 at 9:23 AM, Hylton Conacher (ZR1HPC) > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >> As a computer system engineer > > Oops, left the work signature turned on... > >> I thought you would have known that list >> servers, at least to my knowledge, only acce

Re: [Xastir] xastir list server overly aggressive in DSBL use?

On Fri, May 2, 2008 at 9:23 AM, Hylton Conacher (ZR1HPC) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > As a computer system engineer Oops, left the work signature turned on... > I thought you would have known that list > servers, at least to my knowledge, only accept email from the address > that is registere

Re: [Xastir] xastir list server overly aggressive in DSBL use?

Jason Winningham wrote: > I just tried to send a message to the list from gmail, and the xastir > list server bounced it based on some DSBL excuse. > > Is the xastir list server being overly aggressive, is DSBL broken, or what? Neither Jason. As a computer system engineer I thought you would hav

[Xastir] message decay algorithm not playing well with javAPRSsrv / WIDEn-n dupe suppression?

There's a thread on the javAPRSsrv list about xastir's message retry decay algorithm not playing well with the duplicate supression done by both javAPRSsrv and the UIDIGI WIDEn-n. The issue has to do with the retries being attempted before the duplicate suppression (10s on WIDEn- n and 30s

[Xastir] xastir list server overly aggressive in DSBL use?

I just tried to send a message to the list from gmail, and the xastir list server bounced it based on some DSBL excuse. Is the xastir list server being overly aggressive, is DSBL broken, or what? -Jason Jason Winningham Computer Systems Engineer Coll