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Hello Matt. 27 Jun 04 19:20, you wrote to me: DC>> Where do the seenbys 39491/16108 and 40836/16106 come from? MB> I recommend that before you even try to debug hpt that you capture MB> some arcmail bundles and manually extract/examine them. If you are MB> seeing them there then someone further up in the stream is pushing MB> them into it. Use pktinfo -t to acomplish this (e.g. MB> pktinfo -t 12312123.pkt | less That would be a bit like finding a needle in a hay stack. but It does happen with messages originating from all 4 networks that i toss for and it is not just messages comming in from one single link. DC>> this piece of a pkt going to 132/501 made my dos bbs tosser die:( DC>> and I get many of them:( DC>> I can open and edit the pkt to remove the large seenbys and it DC>> will toss. MB> If it is indeed being pushed in further up the stream, you can strip MB> them out at your hub by running reduced seenby. I'll have to read up more on the use of tiny seenbys. Like how to give them to a link and not in echo cfgs. Douglas --- GoldED+/W32 1.1.4.7* Origin: (1:132/500) SEEN-BY: 633/267 270 @PATH: 132/500 123/500 106/2000 633/267 |
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