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PA2AGA > PACDIG   18.07.00 22:24l 202 Lines 7319 Bytes #-9246 (0) @ EU
BID : PR_2000_170C
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Subj: PacketRadioDigest 2000/170C
Path: DB0AAB<DB0ZKA<DB0KFB<DB0CZ<DB0GE<DB0PSC<DB0ACH<PI8JOP<PI8ZAA<PI8HGL
Sent: 000711/2131Z @:PI8HGL.#ZH1.NLD.EU #:61032 [Den Haag] FBB $:PR_2000_170C
From: PA2AGA@PI8HGL.#ZH1.NLD.EU
To  : PACDIG@EU
Date: Tue, 11 Jul 00 20:51:33 MET

Message-Id: <pr_2000_170C>
From: pa2aga@pe1mvx.ampr.org
To: pr_broadcast@pa2aga.ampr.org
X-BBS-Msg-Type: B

             'Continent'  or  'Particular groups of  geographical
             Regions' is defined by a *two letter* code.

             Africa - (Eastern Africa,  Middle Africa,  Northern
                       Africa, Southern Africa, Western Africa).
             Code AF

             Americas:

             North America - (Northern America, Caribbean and
                              Central America).
             Code NA

             South America
             Code SA

             Asia - (Eastern Asia, South-central Asia, South-
                     eastern Asia, Western Asia)
             Code AS

             Europe - (Eastern Europe, Northern Europe, Southern
                       Europe, Western Europe)
             Code EU

             Oceania - (Australia and New Zealand, Melanesia,
                        Micronesia, Polynesia)
             Code OC


     In  example  2  the  message  being  sent  is a Bulletin. In
   Bulletins  the  hierarchy  of the address is expressed in both
   the  TO (expressing an AREA OF INTEREST) and the @ (expressing
   the GEOGRAPHICAL ADDRESS) namely, the portion  of the  address
   wich identifies the DISTRIBUTION AREA.
     This will forward using the address found after  the  @ PBBS
   field.


   Send Bulletin -+       +-----------  TO portion of address
                  |       |             wich identifies the
                  |       |             AREA OF INTEREST
                  |       |
                  |       |   +-------  @ portion of address wich
                  |       |   |         identifies and limits the
                  +- -----+   +-----    GEOGRAPHIC DISTRIBUTION
                  SB AAAAAA @ DDDDDD

     The  TO  portion  identifies  the  AREA  OF  INTEREST, which
   usually  is  a topic such as DX, HELP, FBB, SAT, etc. It helps
   identify  the  population  of  persons who have an interest in
   reading the Bulletin.

     The @ portion of the message narrows the distribution of the
   Bulletin  to  specific  GEOGRAPHIC AREAS (e.g. ITA, ILAZ, IPIE
   etc.) and, in a few rare cases to a broad *topical area* (e.g.
   SYSOP, AMSAT).

   Some examples:
   --------------
   SB HAMFST @ ILAZ   advertise ham for a HamFest in Lazio
   SB DX     @ ITA    a DX bulletin for distribution (whole ITA)
   SB USERS  @ I0OJJ  Information for users of I0OJJ PBBS
   SB JNOS   @ WW     for Hams concerned in JNOS (whole world)


     The  following are examples of the *information* that should
   be  placed in the TO position of a BULLETIN. They identify the
   AREA   OF   INTEREST   (they   are  proposed  from  myself  as
   'standard'):

    |ALL     All packet stations (see note below)
    |TUTTI   All packet stations in Italy (see note below)
    |?????   Every nation useing the equivalent expression
    |        within its territory (ALLE for DE, TOUS for FRA etc)
    |AMSAT   Satellites info
    |ARI     ARI bulletins (an IT ham club)
    |ARRL    ARRL bulletins (USA ham league)
    |BAYCOM  BayCom PBBS and pkt terminal info
    |CALLS   last calls issued from national authority
    |CISAR   CISAR bulletins (an IT ham club)
    |CLUB    Club events/meet/etc.
    |DX      DX reports and info
    |EVENT   announcement
    |FBB     FBB PBBS info
    |FBB7    7plus msgs about F6FBB server and related utilities
    |or
    |FBB_7   7plus msgs about F6FBB server and related utilities
    |        (the same 'formula' as per above examples to be
    |        applied for all existing SW to be splitted into
    |        7plus parts)
    |HAMFST  Hamfest/flea market info.
    |HELP    need help, questions
    |INFO    General information
    |JNOS    JNOS and related info
    |xNOS    (for other SW as TNOS, UKNOS etc.)
    |KEPS    Keplerian Elements (satellites)
    |LIST    Lists, PBBSs, Nodes, Freqs
    |MBLBBS  MBL PBBS info
    |MAPKEY  Index or lists of maps
    |MODS    re: equipment mods.
    |MSYS    MSYS PBBS info
    |NETWRK  packet network info.
    |PUBSVC  Public service info.
    |REBBS   AA4RE PBBS info
    |RLIBBS  RLI PBBS info
    |RTTY    RTTY news
    |SAT     Satellite info
    |SPACE   Space News
    |SPLIT   Generic prg msgs coded in 7plus
    |SYSOP   For SYSOPS only!
    |TCPIP   TCPIP information
    |TPK     TPK prg info
    |TSTH    TSTHost prg info
    |TSTHW   TSTHost prg for WIN9x
    |WINPAK  WinPack prg info
    |?????   All other packet PBBS/Pkt terminal prgs
    |USERS   All users of a single PBBS
    |VIRUS   All news and AntiVirus software
    |(to be continued)
    +------------------+----------------------------------------
                       |
    Msg#    TSLD  Dim  To   @BBS    From  Date/Time Title
    564146  B$   9045 SYSOP  WW     I0OJJ 0619/2327 ROUTINGS


    NOTE for ALL (TUTTI) - Use the ALL designation sparingly.
                           Instead, use the GEOGRAPHIC ADDRESS
                           along with an AREA OF INTEREST
                           i.e.:  TSTH @ ITA
                                   FBB @ EU
                                  INFO @ ILAZ


     The following are examples of the information that should be
   placed  in the @ BBS position of a BULLETIN. They identify the
   GEOGRAPHIC ADDRESS.

    |ITA      National distribution
    |ILAZ     For distribution to Lazio Region only
    |ROMA     For distribution to Province of Rome only
    |EU       For distribution in EU domain
    |WW       For distribution all over the world
    |USA      For distribution in all United State of America
    |FRA      For distribution in France
    |AMSAT    National AMSAT info.
    |
    |(to be compleded for each country area)
    +--------------------------+--------------------------------
                               |
                             --+
    Msg#    TSLD  Dim  To   @BBS    From  Date/Time Title
    564146  B$   9045 SYSOP  WW     I0OJJ 0619/2327 ROUTINGS

    --
    73 es QRO de Gus i0ojj



   Annex 1:
   --------

   REGIONAL DESIGNATOR FOR HIERARCHICAL PACKET ADDRESSING SYSTEM
   FOR ITALY (by Gus i0ojj).

   Italy consists of 20 administrative Regions (as of June 2000)


    +- Numeric part of callsign assigned to the Region
    |
    |  +- Part of hierarchical address (region.country.continent)
    |  |
    |  |             +- Name of Administative   +- PBBS active as
    |  |             |  Regions                 |  of 20 Jun 2000
   -+  +-----------  +------------------------  +--  (total 206)
   0   .ilaz.ita.eu  Lazio                       16
   0   .isar.ita.eu  Sardegna                     8
   0   .iumb.ita.eu  Umbria                       6
   1   .ilig.ita.eu  Liguria                      7
   1   .ipie.ita.eu  Piemonte                    18
   1   .ivda.ita.eu  Valle d'Aosta                1
   2   .ilom.ita.eu  Lombardia                   30
   3   .ifvg.ita.eu  Friuli Venezia Giulia        7
   3   .itaa.ita.eu  Trentino Alto Adige          6
   3   .iven.ita.eu  Veneto                      16
   4   .iemr.ita.eu  Emilia Romagna              13
   5   .itos.ita.eu  Toscana                     16


To be continued in digest: pr_2000_170D





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