17 Apr 06 10:46, mark lewis wrote to Roy Witt:


 RC>>> Nope.  The same rules would apply to Z1 as Z3.  After all, this was
 RC>>> already an issue in Zone 1.  Or do you forget the India problem?

 DD>>> What India problem? I've never had any problems with India...

 CS>> New Dehli, 91-1- phone code .  No nodes there now so it's moot
 CS>> but used to have a small thriving community.

 RW>> That was never a problem with a properly configed mailer. To access
 RW>> the international line, you must first dial 011...

 ml> she's showing that there is/was the same problem that the aussies are
 ml> on about that affected Z1 systems... an improperly configured mailer
 ml> would dial 911 and not even blink about it...

 ml> so, here we are with two known problems in the nodelist that only
 ml> rear their heads with improperly configured mailers and dialing
 ml> tables... both problems cause calls to the emergency services of the
 ml> local area... howsomeever, it seems that the aussie problem is a much
 ml> bigger one than the Z1 one because they have raised a fuss about it
 ml> and no one ever did in Z1 back when the network numbered 30000+
 ml> nodes... hummm...

Due to there never being a problem with it. If someone did happen to call
911, they would have been traced back and told about it, forthwith.

This reminds me of the time a neighborhood kid entered my house and used
my modified amateur radio equipment to hold a conversation with the police
dispatcher on their repeater. I found out about it while at the shop via a
phone call from the FCC and the police department within minutes of it
happening.



Roy
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