Hello mark!

06 Dec 95 09:29, mark lewis wrote to Mikael St†ldal:

 ml> is someone really out there looking into this? these next three
 ml> messages originate from two different sites... the first two from
 ml> mikael's system. the garbage numbers after the origin line have
 ml> changed!!! they used to have 602 610 in them a while back, then, as
 ml> the the first message here shows, only 602 was appearing...

Hi guys! It's me. Mr Nordin, popping out from the box! :)

 ml>  Roger Nordin         2:203/600         HUB 600                 (Hub)
 >> Roger Nordin         2:203/602         ANet Test Bench Line 1-2
 ml>  Roger Nordin         2:203/610         AC #1 [Clarion/DesignCAD]
 ml>  Roger Nordin         2:203/612         AC #2 [Clarion/DesignCAD]

 ml> i am believing stronger and stronger that it is something in mr.
 ml> nordin's stuff that is doing this...

I would guess so too, as well.

Note that 203/600 /602 /606 are one machine, 203/610 being a completely
different system. I examined the outbound at the 203/610 site, and found a
message waiting to be exported to my z1 feed (1:240/99), in the C_PLUSPLUS
area. It had "602 604" between the Origin line and the first
$EEN-BY.

I am pretty much sure this garbage is not present at 203/600. This leaves
us with 203/610, which is running FMail/386 1.0g in an OS/2 session. No
magic, really. A pretty straightforward FMail installation.

My first guess would be that FMail is mangling the $EEN-BY information
somehow, since "602 604" would likely be parts of the $EEN-BY
from a message passed via 203/600. Perhaps upgrading FMail will help, or
perhaps I need some other tosser that actually works.

Best Regards,

 /Roger

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