Subj : Re: Travel Agent Comments
To   : mark lewis
From : Wilfred van Velzen
Date : Fri Oct 27 2017 20:44:23

Hi mark,

On 2017-10-27 12:39:20, you wrote to me:

 ml> if 712/848 is (still?) stripping seenbys on interzonal echomail, that
 ml> may be possible...

Scott uses hpt. I'm not sure if he upgraded to the none stripping version 
yet...

 ml> FWIW: i see the same on all of daryl's posts since this has come up...
 ml> i'll have to look on the main system's dupes area to see if i 1) am
 ml> getting dupes of daryl's posts and 2) if they show the same anomaly...

 ml> [time passes]

 ml> a quick look back to the 25th doesn't show any dupes from daryl... i could
 ml> snoop raw pkts going back further but that's going to be too much work
 ml> right now ;)

 ml> with that, i suspect something with one of the first three nodes in my
 ml> path... apparently there's not a branch/loop in the first two hops from 
the
 ml> originator which could expose where the anomaly appears... if daryl were 
to
 ml> feed the area to another FTN system that feeds it onward, we (TINW) might
 ml> be able to narrow down the problematic system...

I don't think it's Janis. So much traffic passes her system, that it would draw 
attention much earlier. Marc Lewis doesn't post much, but if we can find posts 
by him or mail that passes his system, other then Daryl's, that could give a 
clue...

Bye, Wilfred.

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