Subj : PATH kludge on exported echomail
To   : deon
From : Digital Man
Date : Wed Feb 02 2022 19:15:08

  Re: PATH kludge on exported echomail
  By: deon to Digital Man on Thu Feb 03 2022 12:33 pm

 >   Re: PATH kludge on exported echomail
 >   By: Digital Man to deon on Wed Feb 02 2022 04:56 pm
 >
 > Hey DM
 >
 > Thanks...
 >
 >  > I suspect that in your example, one of the echomail systems along the
 >  > path (most likely 1:320/219) stripped the incoming PATH line(s) when the
 >  > message was re-packed for a foreign zone.
 >
 > So to understand if it did do that, can you confirm that you add "my" FTN
 > address to the PATH during sbbsecho export (and thus by definition, it is
 > the only address in the PATH, since I originated the message) ?

That's correct. Messages posted on your system and exported by SBBSecho will have *your* FTN address as the only address in the PATH line.
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