El 5/10/21 a las 04:45, Wilfred van Velzen escribi¢:
> Hi Digital,
> 
> On 2021-10-04 19:06:36, you wrote to Ragnarok:
> 
>   >> I notice that the sbbsecho log weird address (4:943) instead of 39:943,
>   >> so this was ruoted via 4:* (zone was rewrite)
>   >>
>   >> 2021-10-03 22:42:03 Packing NetMail (1.msg) from MakeNL 3.5.1 (4:943/0)
>   >> to Coordinator (4:943/100), attr: 0191, subject:
>   >> /sbbs/fido/makenl/out/net.943
> 
>   DM> Looks like Fuzzy Zone operation is enabled.
> 
>   DM> Fuzzy Zone Operation when set to Yes, if SBBSecho receives an inbound
>   DM>      netmail with NO international zone information, it will compare the
>   DM>      net/node of the destination to the net/node information in your AKAs
>   DM>      and assume the (source and destination) zone of a matching AKA.
>   DM>      This setting defaults to No.
> 
> I checked a stored message that makenl generates. It has the complete 4D address of the source and destination in the header (and also the source address in the MSGID kludge). A tosser should put those in the INTL kludge of the packed message in the .pkt file it generates. The Fuzzy Zone setting shouldn't overrule the information in an INTL kludge if present. So where does this go wrong?

this is the example file:

http://downloads.bbs.docksud.com.ar/tmp/1.msg

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