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I0OJJ > FBB 02.07.20 19:11l 60 Lines 1940 Bytes #-2199 (0) @ WW
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>From: Gustavo Ponza <i0ojj@i0ojj.ampr.org>
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Hi,
On 7/2/20 12:07 PM, g7vja@gb7moo.#44.gbr.euro wrote:
> From: G7VJA@GB7MOO.#44.GBR.EURO
> To : FBB@WW
>
> Hi All
> Where do the numbers come from in the bbs address
>
> R:200702/0936Z @:GB7COW.#44.GBR.EURO #:62028 [Hartland] 17USR9JSR00W
> R:200702/0936Z 21783@GB7YEW.#79.GBR.EURO LinBPQ6.0.18
> R:200702/0936Z 94546@VK2IO.#SYD.NSW.AUS.OC BPQ6.0.20
> R:200702/0934Z @:VK6HGR.#PER.#WA.AUS.OC #:35846 [PerthGW] XFBB 17USR9JSR00W
> R:200702/0834z @:ON0AR.#AN.BEL.EU 17USR9JSR00W
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>
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> 73. Kenny.
> (Message sent with Sally 7.2.039)
>
> Thu 02 July 2020 10:01 GMT Daylight Time
1) observing the last r-line hope that the alphanumeric string
would be a corrupted BID number since it MUST BEGIN with the
'$:' characters. If it isn't a failure/damage it is a stupid
manipulation of the local software.
2) I don't understand the fact why bpq systems don't carry on
their r-lines the msg BID information: a stupid idea for me.
3) For xFBB and xNOS systems my idea about the MID number, namely
that identified by the prefix '#:' is that it may be useful
ONLY for internal Sysop review and it's completely a nonsense
to propagate it together with the BID number! :)
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73 and ciao, gustavo i0ojj/ir0aab/ir0eq
SICD project Rome Italy
Quidquid latine dictum sit, altum videtur
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