HD> in it, then you get all wich is available to you. HD> Offcourse you will need a session password and a AreaMgr password to get HD> this information, but when you are not linked to a Node which carries many HD> EchoMailArea's, you can send a NetMail to the SysOp. HD> Ward's list also shows private Echo's wich are not available to the HD> general public. HD> And if you think there are more EchoMailArea's, ask your NEC, REC of ZEC. HD> So no EchoList is needed I think. HD> FileEchoArea's are another thing.
You will ONLY get what your uplink has available. In most cases there is much more then that available. Your uplink may not know what else there is, not may he care. If, like me, his areafix is set to NOT forward requests you will also not get any further.
So, I would say, what you describe, would depend on the individual uplink, and is not common. --- SBBSecho 2.25-Win32 * Origin: The Lions Den BBS, Trenton, On, CDN (1:249/303)
