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Hi, Rod. RS>RS> Dunno, something odd is going on here. I have NEVER included a node RS>RS> number on my AREAFIX messages, coz I assumed that they werent meant RS>RS> to have one, coz they werent going anywhere. Thats not memory either, RS>RS> I have check on the old ones. They have always worked too and they RS>RS> are one of the few netmails where you can be completely sure if the RS>RS> work or not coz you get a response if they do. I don't think I have put a To: in my AREAFIXs before, either. I can't check that, 'cos something in the chain OLX -> QWK2PKT -> PKT2QWK -> OLX *changes* any To: line in Netmail to From: 3:711/934.24 (my point). And if it's not there, it *adds* From: :/0.24. So my copies of all Netmail messages are not as I sent them, and who knows what went out in the packet. RS>Frank appeared to be saying that a message to AREAFIX fanged his RS>arse without a To: field yesterday, so presumably you must have RS>changed something at your end since ALL of mine worked. Yep, that's what I was saying. And that to the best of my memory I had never put a To: into an AREAFIX message before either. And I'm still on PQWK221. However, it's quite possible I hadn't sent an AREAFIX message since upgrading (?) from the previous (PQWK220?), so maybe the problem was introduced there. Regards, FIM. * * You're a legend in your own mind! @EOT: ---* Origin: Pedants Inc. (3:711/934.24) SEEN-BY: 711/934 @PATH: 711/934 |
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