Hello Mark,

>> Could it be an issue with the compressed filename being generated by
>> the uplink that that HPT sees as a security violation?

> unlikely...

That was my thought too.

> are the bundles in your secure or insecure inbound?

Since it is a pass worded BinkD session. The bundles are put in the
secure/protected inbound. HPT sees and tosses other mail bundles from other
uplink's but not from this particular uplink. I also  forgot to mention
until I had posted my last message that the  expected mail bundle file
extension from this uplink is not the usual  .su[0-9,a-z], Etc. But is
instead .[a-z][0-9,a-z]. If I open the  oddly named mail bundles and
extract the PKT's the PKT's then toss  fine. 

I have since requested the uplink to send only uncompressed PKT files and
have gotten a confirmation of my request. In fact several PKT's have
arrived and were tossed without error. That isn't going 
to keep me from wanting to find the actual cause of what was  happening and why.


Jeff


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