Sorry, I was looking for "Ads" like you mentioned. Found it though, thanks.

Richard

Something is not right, I did not receive above message. Maybe the Fidonet thing which was mentioned?

Great that you found it!
op!

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Re: Re: RoBOT post
By: opicron to Avon on Sat Feb 01 2025 06:41 am

Howdy,

Sorry, I was looking for "Ads" like you mentioned. Found it though, thanks.

Something is not right, I did not receive above message. Maybe the Fidonet thing which was mentioned?

Great that you found it!

You would have receive it because it was sent with the wrong FTN address.

The way I've sent up clrghouz, it'll reject mail from an address it doesnt recognise (for an echo in a zone).


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Something is not right, I did not receive above message. Maybe the Fido thing which was mentioned?

You would have receive it because it was sent with the wrong FTN address.

[Wouldn't] you mean?

The way I've sent up clrghouz, it'll reject mail from an address it doesnt

Good to hear, at least I can sleep easy tonight :P.

oP!

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Re: Re: RoBOT post
By: opicron to deon on Sat Feb 01 2025 12:27 pm

Howdy,

You would have receive it because it was sent with the wrong FTN address.

[Wouldn't] you mean?

Ahh, yes, wouldnt. Dont you find that "not" often does appear when writing things? Its like the fingers refuse to operate those "key" buttons needed for the intent of a sentence (and I know I think it)...


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On 01 Feb 2025 at 10:00p, deon pondered and said...

Something is not right, I did not receive above message. Maybe the Fido thing which was mentioned?

Great that you found it!

You would have receive it because it was sent with the wrong FTN address.

so he would have got it? But reports he didn't?

The way I've sent up clrghouz, it'll reject mail from an address it
doesnt recognise (for an echo in a zone).

so it doesn't get passed along to NET 3 nodes?

Sorry, I'm a tad confused... but it is Sunday morning here :)

Kerr Avon [Blake's 7] 'I'm not expendable, I'm not stupid and I'm not going' avon[at]bbs.nz | bbs.nz | fsxnet.nz

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Re: Re: RoBOT post
By: Avon to deon on Sun Feb 02 2025 11:38 am

Howdy,

You would have receive it because it was sent with the wrong FTN address.

so he would have got it? But reports he didn't?
so it doesn't get passed along to NET 3 nodes?
Sorry, I'm a tad confused... but it is Sunday morning here :)

Yup, the key there is the missing *NOT*.

The hub that sent the offending message to me (and possibly all 3), would have received a netmail back from clrghouz indiciating that the message was not processed because zone 1 doesnt exist in fsxnet.

Ultimately I need to change that to send a message to the author. I actually created that to help (?) new sysops with their setup and be notified immediately when their echomails had the wrong address (something I see often). I didnt consider the situation that the come via another hub...


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You would have receive it because it was sent with the wrong FTN address.

[Wouldn't] you mean?

Ahh, yes, wouldnt. Dont you find that "not" often does appear when
writing things? Its like the fingers refuse to operate those "key"
buttons needed for the intent of a sentence (and I know I think it)...

I sometimes have a hard time reading "not", like when deciding what to eat, can't see "This is 'not' for human consumption"

Lloyd (neoshock) sysop @ Vintage Pi BBS
vintagepi.asuscomm.com

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