On Jul 02 01:14 96, Don Guy of 1:249/100.1 wrote to All:

DG> Could someone give me a quick explanation as to what the "Transit" 
DG> attribute is/does?

It indicates a netmail message which arrived from somewhere and is bound
for somewhere else.

DG> I just switched to pointing off a hub in the area, and a blast of messages 
DG> from other echoes appeared in netmail, all showing "Trs"
and a destination 
DG> address matching my prior point.

That means that some system (check the path, but I imagine you know
already) thinks your "old" point still has these areas turned on.
 Either he is still delivering mail to you, or he is routing them to your
new point address.  In either case, the solution is to turn off the echos
from your prior address at whatever system is sending them to you.

Jerry Schwartz
@EOT:

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