Subj : No zone or net in the 'To' address (Firstname Lastname, Zone:Net/N To : Michael Dukelsky From : mark lewis Date : Sun Jan 23 2022 12:45:42 On 2022 Jan 23 13:05:54, you wrote to Kai Richter: KR>> Those software that use that truly non-standard tic format does not KR>> have a reason to change. MD> The program using the non-standard TIC files is "Internet Rex". It has MD> been an abandonware for a long time and there is no chance anything MD> may change in it. Allfix v5.xx has "Advanced TIC"... i had a system link up with my system recently and it was sending them... they weren't a problem but i still took the opportunity to talk to their allfix and turn them off... from the Allfix v5.13 docs: [...] Route via This field contains the address of the system through which all files and messages for system this should be routed. If this field is used, then the TIC file mode MUST be set to "Advanced TIC file". ALLFIX will add one extra field to the .TIC file, so that the nodes through which any files for this system are routed know that the files are not for them. Furthermore, ALLFIX will send the files to the system specified in this field. That system will have to make sure that the files are then sent to the correct destination system. [...] Advanced TIC file Include an advanced .TIC file. The advanced .TIC files contain the "AreaDesc" verb, the "To" verb, the "Cost" verb (not yet used by ALLFIX), and the "Ldesc" verb. The "To" verb is necessary for routing files via other systems. [...] i knew that allfix had some sort of capability of sending TICs and files routed but i never used it and never really looked into it... of course, it also requires that all TIC processors in the path have this capability and have it enabled, too... )\/(ark "The soul of a small kitten in the body of a mighty dragon. Look on my majesty, ye mighty, and despair! Or bring me catnip. Your choice. Oooh, a shiny thing!" .... Souse: a food item for when scrapple is not disgusting enough. --- * Origin: (1:3634/12.73) .