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>From: Gustavo Ponza <i0ojj@i0ojj.ampr.org>
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Since my reply to the H-Addressing require time to argument the
matter, I can anticipate that I have serious doubts that the
following authors have any cognition in *political geography*
and the functioning of the packet, in its reality :)
References:
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1. BBS Hierarchical Addressing Protocol - Dave Wolf, WO5H et
al. - August 30th, 1994.
2. International Routing Designators - Jenkins, Lew N6VV et
al. - October 1, 1988.
3. Some comments on the Hierarchical Continent Address
Designator - Clark, Tom W3IWI - September 22, 1990.
so that, that wrong concept arrive to us and repeated without any
technical support, aaakkk !
Forgot to praise John G8BPQ as a *wiseman* amateur to force his
BPQ/linbpq to accept only the *two* letter field to indicate the
Continent part on the packet radio H-Addressing, TNX.
Hope that Maiko could do the same in the next JNOS2 :)
> By default xNOS will attempt to forward any mails ending in .na via the
> global internet because it's MTA is an SMTP server not a PBBS mail server and
> going to a 4-letter schema helped to protect against a default routing system
> in xNOS and other systems that may also engage an SMTP server within it. The
> xNOS rewrite function helps to translate SMTP mail into a PBBS mail format
> which is why if you monitor sequence.seq for 1 message it uses 2 MIDs...
> one for the SMTP mail and one for the PBBS conversion.
When I studied the servo-systems engineering, all studying example
to solve the problems were based in the so-called *black-box* with
its input and output signals and responses.
The above, to indicate the general approach to mechanisms inside
the JNOS leaving eventual implications to the JNOS2 Author(s) :)
In our case the 'rewrite' file do the job to address or readdress
the messages so that messages may be properly dispatched; it does
not matter what is the recipient: Personal, Bulletin, ampr,org,
winlink2000, and so on,
The *rewrite* file can do about anything as a 'Swiss-knife', HI!!!
> Whether a country or a continent fails to adopt or accept standards or a sysop
> decides to ignore standards set by our own gentleman's agreements only
> opens doors for a system to fail. Another thing to remember at least here in
> the states - if you don't use your RF, Uncle Joe will insure that they take
> bands away.
Impossible to cure the ignorance but at least let's try.
Apropos of the named Uncle Joe, I've much to recount about the
Italian story... a big romance; but I expect to do it soon in
another message...
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73 and ciao, gustavo i0ojj/ir0aab/ir0eq
non multa, sed multum
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