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GM4UPX > SCOT 03.11.24 11:44z 40 Lines 1729 Bytes #999 (0) @ WW
BID : 4478_GB7JED
Read: GUEST
Subj: test msgs
Path: HB9ON<IW0QNL<JH4XSY<N3HYM<K7EK<KA1VSC<GB7CIP<GB7JED
Sent: 241103/1047Z 4478@GB7JED.#71.GBR.EURO LinBPQ6.0.24
My quest for perfection ( ho hum ! ) has resulted in a number of msgs to [ SCOT ].
In Scotland we can send a msg to all Scottish BBS' using [ SCOT ] in the [ AT ] field
in BPQ mail configuration.
My forwarding showed this :-
241103 09:45:00 ?GM4UPX Msg 4473 Routing Trace To SCOT Via GBR
241103 09:45:00 ?GM4UPX Routing Trace Type B (Flood) TO SCOT VIA GBR Route On WW EU GBR (null) (null)
241103 09:45:00 ?GM4UPX Routing Trace HR WW EU GBR (null) (null) Matches BBS xxxxx
241103 09:45:00 ?GM4UPX Routing Trace AT SCOT Matches BBS xxxxx
241103 09:45:00 ?GM4UPX Routing Trace AT SCOT Matches BBS xxxxx
241103 09:45:00 ?GM4UPX Routing Trace HR WW EU GBR (null) (null) Matches BBS xxxxx
241103 09:45:00 ?GM4UPX Routing Trace - No Match
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and it didn't seem right to me as the AT SCOT Matches were not BBS in Scotland
Anyway, after some tests ( yes, I could have switched off immediate forwarding but I
didn't think of that 'till later ! ) I now have :~
241103 10:16:31 ?GM4UPX Msg 4476 Routing Trace To SCOT Via SCOT
241103 10:16:31 ?GM4UPX Routing Trace Type B (Flood) TO SCOT VIA SCOT Route On SCOT (null) (null) (null) (null)
241103 10:16:31 ?GM4UPX Routing Trace AT SCOT Matches BBS xxxxx
241103 10:16:31 ?GM4UPX Routing Trace AT SCOT Matches BBS xxxxx
241103 10:16:31 ?GM4UPX Routing Trace - No Match
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with the AT SCOT Matches being two BBS' in Scotland.
SUCCESS !! ( maybe )
Now all that's needed is everyone to send bulletins to SCOT@GBR or SCOT@EURO or SCOT@WW
to see if I have it right !
Regards,
Ian..
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