BS>Michele Marie Dalene's question as to whether or not there might be two 
 BS>versions of OPUS 1.73a in existence.  I also replied on the basis of my 
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 BS>        Again, Willie, using a non-compliant mailer, why can I 
 BS>consistently pass mail to Stu, and just as consistantly, not pass mail 
 BS>to you, and especially when you and Stu presumably have identical OPUS 
 BS>1.73a packages?
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 BS> has changed on my system - the only change has been from you to Stu. 
 BS>Granted this outlines a problem.  Since there is no change in my 
 BS>PCBoard setup, the problem has to be in OPUS - there is no other place 
I'm not gonna suggest that I know for sure that all opus 1.73's are 
identical. I *do* however, know for sure that identical mailers behave *very* 
differently due to hardware and other software issues. I'm running my own 
homebrew mailer here, and have been for quite a few years. I can assure you 
that it is quite feasible, and even quite likely, that two mailers will 
respond differently, especially when connecting to non-compliant mailers. I 
have much experience with this. It has a lot to do with timeouts, retry 
counters, expected responses, etc.
Anyway, I appreciate the fact you helped out in the past when there were 
problems, but I just thought I'd point the above out to you for your own 
enjoyment.
Regards,
Mel
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