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echo: ic
to: mark lewis
from: David Drummond
date: 2006-03-30 17:48:32
subject: none

mark lewis -> David Drummond wrote:

 DD>> 000 can be inadvertently dialled by equipment if it is at the
 DD>> start of the phone number. I *have* had it happen (but not
 DD>> with a fidonet mailer)

 ml> the problem with that is that we're not discussion non-FTN software or
 ml> equipment... besides, what equipment like that would be using the
 ml> fidonet nodelist?? O:)

If another device can repeatedly misdial the 000-phone number, then a
mailer/modem could just as easily.

And for what?

There are other places that the IP can be flown that break *nothing*

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regards

David

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