Subj : File, file; who's got the file
To   : Dale Ross
From : mark lewis
Date : Mon Aug 27 2001 04:23 am

 DR> You and I both know that if a node pulls ANY echomail from a
 DR> system then that node will also receive ANY NetMail destined
 DR> for that node that happens to land on the "uplink" system.

bullshit bullshit bullshit

tell me how a node is going to receive routed netmail that arrives on my system 
for a node pulling echomail from me when that netmail is sent off to another 
system within minutes of it arriving on my system???

 DR> How many tossers do you know of that can route NetMail
 DR> one-way and echomail another?

tosser?? thbbbbbbbttttt... my *MAILER* does all my routing... it's a dynamic 
mailer instead of a blackhole mailer... there is a major difference and "you" 
seem to not even be aware of it...

 DR> How many system do you know of that will actually setup a
 DR> separate tossing scheme for NetMail from echomail?

seperate tossing scheme?? nothing so drastic, dude...

take something like the following *example*

  1:151/110 gets echomail from here
  1:151/114 gets echomail from here

  in my routing section i have the following line...
  route to 1:151/0 1:151/*

ok, now, tell me where 1:151/110 and 1:151/114 have to connect to receive their 
netmail...

this isn't rocket science, people!!

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