[pskmail] Re: Seemingly good connect but not mail sent.
- From: Pär Crusefalk <per@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: pskmail@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Wed, 14 Oct 2009 14:40:10 +0200
Hi,
The link is controlled by the server now, the client only answers the
server when it receives a frame from it. Its not like a synchronous
protocol (strict timer control). I guess the last sentence you wrote
indicated that it got through so it could have been just bad condx.
Sometimes it helps to add an extra period on a new line, thats the end
of message indicator. It shouldnt be necessary however.
I had a similar situation this summer from OH0, I sent and resent a
message and it just would not get through. I then waited a while and
resent and all was well. I guess it was condx then but it can be
frustrating.
73 de Per, sm0rwo
ons 2009-10-14 klockan 08:30 -0400 skrev Andy obrien:
> I asked this question last week but still need to improve my
> understanding. Today I am able to connect to WB5CON at the first try,
> every time. We seem to hear each other well. I send mail and then
>
> *TX* <SOH>0.s&!!F1CE<EOT><US><SOH>.s"%%338C<EOT>
>
>
> *TX* <SOH>0.s&!!F1CE<EOT><US><SOH>0.s"%%338C<EOT>
>
>
> *TX* <SOH>0.s&!!F1CE<EOT>
>
> Today I noticed that my transmitter transmits after each transmission
> from WB5CON. Does that imply that we are still hearing each other
> well , or is my transmitter activated simply according to a timing
> factor ? If we are hearing each other on every occasion, I do not
> understand why the email does not get through and why I do not get a
> "message sent" indicator . Perhaps the two stations ping-ponging does
> not mean they are hearing each other. I did eventually get the
> message through.
>
> Andy K3UK
>
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