[Apr 03, 97 - 18:17] Colin Stewart of 1:140/234.3 wrote to Jerry Schwartz:

JS>> I just double-checked this: 1:270/104 shows the sysop
"PEACE" according to 
JS>> Bonk; 1:270/101 shows "PEACE, GEORGE" as sysop.  In
the Netmail area, if I 
JS>> address a message to "George Peace" msged/386 v4.00
comes up with the 
JS>> 1:270/104 address.  It seems to find the first occurence of the last name.

CS> Mine (when I entered George Peace as the recipient of a netmail message in 
CS> my netmail area) came up with the following:
CS> 1:270/103 Pennsylvania Online HST

CS> When I entered Peace, I got this:
CS> 1:270/104 Ftphub Distribuion.

CS> I'm running Msged/386 4.00, and use Qnode to compile my nodelist, which is 
CS> .073.

I'm running the same version of Msged, but using Xlaxnode.  I have
suspected for a long time that there is some variation among programs in
the way a Version 7 nodelist is handled, but precisely what I don't know.

If I use Bonk to access the nodelist in sysop order, 1:270/104 comes before
1:270/103.  I wouldn't be surprised if you saw something different, which
would suggest that QNode and Xlax sort a little differently.

::: Look for the ridiculous in everything and you find it. - JULES RENARD
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Jerry Schwartz
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