Not that I know of, but now that we're at it here are some Via-lines for netmail destined to 2:280/2000 which has been bouncing and was taken out of circulation ...
Via D'Bridge 3.99 2:292/854 12/31 21:56 Via 2:280/5003.0 @20191231.210401.UTC FIDOGATE/ftntoss 4.4.14 Via 2:280/2000 @20191231.210349.UTC SBBSecho 3.07-Win32 r3.114 Via 2:280/5555 @20191231.210418.562.UTC FMail-W32(Toss) 2.1.3.7-B20170919 Via 2:280/5555 @20191231.210418.608.UTC FMail-W32(Pack) 2.1.3.7-B20170919 Via D'Bridge 3.99 2:292/854 12/31 22:06
So ...
1) My system correctly routes the 2:280-destined netmail to the nethost 2) The nethost instead of delivering it, erroneously sends it to the RC 3) The RC28 instead of bouncing it back to the nethost, or delivering it, sends it back to "me"
How difficult can it be to route netmail?
Answer: Not very.
So I hope that the administrative structures in R28 will solve this and let me know so I can release that netmail again ...
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--- D'Bridge 3.99 * Origin: Do not meddle in the affairs of wizards (2:292/854)
