Subj : Re: MissiPKT fil files
To   : mark lewis
From : robert wolfe
Date : Tue Nov 07 2017 18:56:20

On 11/07/17, mark lewis said the following...
 
 ml> 
 ml>  On 2017 Nov 07 07:49:00, you wrote to me:
 ml> 
 ml>  BM> -=> mark lewis wrote to Bill McGarrity on 11-06-17 20:40 <=-
 ml> 
 ml>  ml>>  On 2014 Apr 04 09:40:00, you wrote to Nicholas Boel:
 ml> 
 ml>  NB>>> With that said, my system receives those mail bundles, and knows to
 ml>  NB>>> unzip them before importing the .pkt files. Maybe it's confusing to
 ml>  NB>>> you because you're not actually seeing a "ZIP" file. Those message
 ml>  NB>>> bundles (*.mo?, *.tu?, *.we?, *.th?, *.fr?, *.sa?, *.su?) are the Z
 ml>  NB>>> files, depending on which day of the week it is.
 ml> 
 ml>  BM>> Does anyone still compress?? POTS I can see.... but binkp?? :)
 ml> 
 ml>  ml>> utoh! you got bitten by the (sbbsecho??) bug, too...
 ml> 
 ml>  BM> HUH??
 ml> 
 ml> look at the date of your post i responded to... it is one of the new
 ml> spewage batches... it quickly chewed up 300Meg of drive space over here
 ml> as it was expanded to the numerous systems that connect here for mail ;)
 ml> 
 ml> )\/(ark
 ml> 
 ml> Always Mount a Scratch Monkey
 ml> Do you manage your own servers? If you are not running an IDS/IPS yer
 ml> doin' it wrong...
 ml> ... Advice to persons about to marry - DON'T!
 ml> ---
 ml>  * Origin:  (1:3634/12.73)

Ok, someone has something configured wrong.  It looks like this message (and
other unrelated ones) ended up in ML_BASEBALL here on my end (the echo was
autocreated here).  This also seems to have happened in the Synchronet
Distributed Databases echo as well.

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