Subj : [ANSI] tqwNet: Get your 1337 node now
To   : Wilfred van Velzen
From : mark lewis
Date : Thu May 23 2019 12:06:04

 On 2019 May 23 17:50:00, you wrote to me:

 ml>> FWIW:

 ml>> 2019-05-22 08:38:43 Unpacking bundle: /sbbs/fido/inbound/F1E000BC.WE0
 ml>> (2.0KB) 2019-05-22 08:38:43 Importing /sbbs/fido/inbound/56305594.pkt
 ml>> (Type 2e, 6.3KB) from 618:618/1 to 1:3634/12 2019-05-22 08:38:43 Sean
 ml>> Dennis (618:618/1) To: Christian Sacks (2:250/5) Exported to
 ml>> /sbbs/netmail/4141.msg 2019-05-22 08:38:43 Packing NetMail (4141.msg)
 ml>> from Sean Dennis (618:618/1) to Christian Sacks (2:250/5), attr: 0001,
 ml>> subject:
 ml>> Re: [ANSI] tqwNet: Get your 1337 node now 2019-05-22 08:38:43 Routing
 ml>> NetMail (4141.msg) to 1:261/38 2019-05-22 08:38:43 SBBSecho exiting
 ml>> with error level 0, Bundles(1 unpacked, 0 sent), Packets(1 imported, 0
 ml>> sent), NetMail(0 imported, 0 exported, 1 packed)

 ml>> where it went after janis' system got it, i don't know...

 WV> Maybe nowhere, because of the 618:618/1 origin?

maybe but that shouldn't matter as it is the destination that is more 
important... now, when it gets to the destination and they want to reply, yeah, 
there could be a problem if they are not also in othernet 618...

)\/(ark

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