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echo: net_dev
to: MARK LEWIS
from: HECTOR SANTOS
date: 1996-03-12 01:20:12
subject: FTSCD

ML> you really need to get your act together in here, hec... those
ML> addresses you point out...

HS>>        201/505
HS>>        201/300
HS>>        203/600

ML> are stripped when the message is tiny-seen-by'd by passing thru the
ML> zonegate from zone 2 to zone 1... if those addresses were to be left in
ML> the SEEN-BY lines, then at least 1:203/600 would never see the
ML> messages... there are nets 203 in both zone 1 and zone 2... that path
ML> line is all zone 2 until it hits 240/99 which is 1:240/99...

Wrong, if you explain that with tiny seen-bys, than the GATING is wrong!!

If that was the case, then atleast 201/205 and 201/300 would not be in the
PATH line.  Sorry.  See my message to Doug for proper tiny seen-by gating
operations.

ML> looks like you need more practise reading/interpreting seen-by and path
ML> lines ...

Looks to me as I kept hanging out in here that MANY of you don't have a
freaking clue of how to engineer and design software!  Or you don't
design software but want to TELL those who do how to freaking do it...
Get out of here...

Mark, do you write a FTN mail tosser and exporter?  How about a mailer,
off-line mail system, sysop editor? AreaFix/File Manager, Tic Processor?
No, well I do and gating is an extremely important concept in Platinum
Xpress.  PX makes life extremely easy with its support for multiple private
networks and its inherent gating logic.  I have been thru the excercise
Mark. You may having a problem with Mikael but if Mikael listen to me, his
software will work better. 
--- Platinum Xpress/386/Wildcat! v1.2g
* Origin: Xpress Tech Support BBS * 305-248-7815 (1:135/382)
SEEN-BY: 10/8 13/13 50/99 78/0 90/90 102/735 103/2 104/821 105/103 107/411
SEEN-BY: 123/1 129/11 138/146 147/76 153/800 920 157/586 161/55 167/92
SEEN-BY: 200/204 202/1207 203/15 512 206/2711 209/720 218/801 239/1 245/6910
SEEN-BY: 251/12 261/1137 267/200 270/101 102 103 104 272/82 280/1 282/1 4073
SEEN-BY: 283/657 292/876 320/119 325/118 328/104 332/1 334/201 340/20 341/70
SEEN-BY: 342/12 344/3 345/12 346/49 348/105 353/211 353 362/37 367/1 369/110
SEEN-BY: 380/25 385/100 387/31 396/1 403/150 405/0 406/100 430/105 600/253
SEEN-BY: 600/348 620/243 626/660 632/348 640/201 206 217 305 820 821 822 823
SEEN-BY: 690/660 700/101 711/409 410 413 430 808 809 934 712/515 713/888
SEEN-BY: 721/117 724/10 800/1 2430/1423 2433/225 2490/3001 2604/104 2605/606
SEEN-BY: 2613/5 2621/100 2624/306 3401/308 3412/1114 3615/7 50 3619/25
SEEN-BY: 3653/777 3805/3 7104/2 7877/2809
@PATH: 135/382 292 992 3615/50 396/1 270/101 209/720 640/820 711/409 808 809
@PATH: 711/934

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