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Subject: PSI-ACCESS Problems?
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Date: Fri, 13-Mar-87 06:43:00 EST
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Is there someone out there who is running PSI-access and who can explain
me how to overcome the following problems?

Assume node two nodes A and B linked via Ethernet. A is connected to a PSDN
and is running PSI. B is linked to A via Decnet/Ethernet and is running
PSI-ACCESS. A third node "FARAWAY" is connected to the same PSDN and also
running PSI.

Problem 1:

If I send (psi)mail from B (the PSI-access node), using the destination address
PSI%FARAWAY::SOMEONE, the user SOMEONE at node FARAWAY receives the mail, but
the From address in the mail header says that the mail was sent from node A
instead of B.

Problem 2:

SET HOST /X29 B, or PSIMAIL to PSI%B:SOMEONE doesn't work. Instead of
accessing node B, node A is accessed.


Apparently I have omitted or badly defined something in the PSI databases.
Could someone explain me what I should do, or possibly include a working
example, or tell me that what I want is impossible.

Thanks. Peter.

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