Subj : Squish discussion
To   : Joe Davis
From : Bo Simonsen
Date : Thu Jul 03 2003 01:19 pm

Hello Joe!

Jul 02 20:46 03, Joe Davis wrote to Bo Simonsen:

 ac>>> Another silly oversight in the world of FidoNet... :-)

 BS>> Well it's just a problem for loop detection and things.

 JD> I've run into this on occasion myself, and it causes me great 
 JD> confusion.   Especially when the inbound routed netmail has passed 
 JD> through a few systems on the way, the the "missing" system is right 
 JD> in the middle of the list.

It's very annoying, my boss sets _sometings_ the @Via entry.. and him and me 
use the same tosser, bug i guess his version does have a bug, because my system 
does allways set @Via.

 JD> I have a couple links that do it now.
 JD> I'd have to go review and re-read old mail to get it down pat again, 
 JD> but basically there is a way to cause the missing @Via line by doing 
 JD> some of the routing with Irex, instead of doing the routing with the 
 JD> tosser/scanner software. 

Oh ok, i didn't knew that irex could do netmail routing.

 JD> I think most tosser/scanner software would 
 JD> most likely place an @Via stamp on the mail.  

I don't know any witch doesn't.

 JD> More on topic:   I use Squish, and do 99.99% of my routing with a 
 JD> route.cfg file in the Squish dir.  And good ol' Squish dutifully 
 JD> stamps an @Via line on routed netmail passing through.  :)  

I did sent a patch to Wes, with the FTSC @Via.

You know

\1Via Adress @YYYYMMDD.HHMMSS.UTC Software

Regards,
Bo

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