-=> On 05-28-15 11:46, mark lewis wrote to Tommi Koivula <=-

 ml> 28 May 15 12:43, you wrote to me:

 TK> Hello mark.

 TK> 27 May 15 14:08, you wrote to me:

 PQ>>>> --- D'Bridge 3.99
 PQ>>>> (2:292/854)
 PQ>>>> SEEN-BY: 221/1 280/5555 640/305 384 1384 690/682
 PQ>>>> PATH: 292/854 280/5555 640/384

 PQ>>>> --- SBBSecho 2.27-Win32
 PQ>>>> SEEN-BY: 221/1 280/5555 640/305 384 1384 690/682
 PQ>>>> PATH: 249/303 280/464 5555 640/384

 TK>>> Both of these messages have address of origin on PATH line, but
 TK>>> not on SEENBY line.

 ml>> right... some software adds their address to the seenbys and some
 ml>> doesn't...

 TK> You're right about different software.

 TK> If you look at the second example of mine, you will notice that 249/303
 TK> 280/464 are missing from seenbys.

 ml> yes, i see that now...

 TK> Is it so that Paul's FE has stripped them before sending to 2:221/1?

 ml> might be but it might be a quirk with sbbsecho and what it does with
 ml> seenbys when it sends to a system in a different zone... i don't know
 ml> as i've not worked with sbbsecho in that capacity...

You could ask Bj%rn to see if I strip seenbys when I send him stuff from z1


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