18 Aug 15 15:07, you wrote to me:

 ml>> no... it was a test lab, period... all one needed to see what the PKT
 ml>> header and the packed echomail messages' headers to see that echomail
 ml>> could be routed...

 KE> It may be a little late in the race, but I found the following snippet
 KE> in the configuration file for Fidogate.

 KE> # Kill routed EchoMail
 KE> # (default: saved in bad packet)
 KE> KillRouted

 KE> So indeed, in the days of Yore, it did/could happen and software was
 KE> adapted to cope with it. ;)

thank you, sir, for your contribution... it does, indeed, show that such was
possible and that some software was configurable to allow or prevent it passing
further...

)\/(ark

... A good catchword can obscure analysis for fifty years.
---