mark lewis wrote in a message to Paul Lentz:

MVL> Maximum message size: 63k (16 bit), 256k (32 bit)
ml> there is the packet split stuff... there's a fido technical document

ml> my bitch about it is/was that it puts the onus on the feeder instead
ml> of the feedee with the size problems...

ml> i'm thinking that the pktsort package does the split stuff as well
ml> as sorting messages in the pkts together by area name which also
ml> helps tossing to go faster...

I've had squish split up a big email I have gotten on more than one
occasion. Iirc from when I ran pktsort it did this as well.
My old way of doing it was to run gus on anything in an inbound where
echomail was permitted, then run pktsort on the resulting packets.  NOw
technique is the same, but I do it with pktdate to make sure that my robot
doesn't send any y2k problems upstream.



Regards,
           Richard
... Just when you think you're winning the rat race along come faster rats!
--- timEd 1.10.y2k+