Subj : Telnet Vs SSH
To   : Jon Watson
From : mark lewis
Date : Wed Nov 03 2004 10:44 am

CH>>  JW> Is this allowed? Two Origin lines? I'm not bitching, just curious
CH>>  JW> because if so
CH>>  JW>  then I have to redo my BBS <-> Web replicator. Not a biggy, but my
CH>>  JW> preg search
CH>>  JW>  just looks for Origin...not * Origin.
CH>>
CH>> That depends, on if its a gated message.  Looks like its a message that
CH>> originated in FamilyNet (8:8/2) and came through BBS Networks
CH>> (1:10/345).


 JW> Crap...OK....which one is considered the 'real' originator?

properly gated FTN<->FTN echomail will carry one or more origin lines... the 
first one is the true originator... the last one is the valid one for the 
system doing the gateing... all the origin lines are valid and show a trail of 
the echo between FTN networks carrying it... note, also, that the echotag will 
be different in each FTN network...

you may find info in the FTN-FTN echomail gateing program blackhole... i have 
it available on my system and have used it in the past with no problems... it 
is an old application and one of extremely few that i know of that do FTN<->FTN 
echomail gateing...

 JW> I'm not sure I can keep both...hmm...

that i can't help with ;)

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