Text 1567, 54 rader
Skriven 2014-11-14 16:28:38 av Michiel van der Vlist (2:280/5555)
   Kommentar till text 1519 av Björn Felten (2:203/2)
Ärende: R21 and R23
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Hello Björn,

On Thursday November 13 2014 14:01, you wrote to me:

 MvdV>> Whatever you are trying to push, it is not working.

 BF>    But you're right. I'm on it...

I see that you did some cleaning up. Good!

But some questions remain:

203/2 is listed with the Pvt keyword, but it does show IP contact info and a
mailer answers at the listed host name. So it is not a Pvt node. The Pvt
keyword in combination with "-Unpublished-" is a relic from the old MakeNl.
AllowUnpub has been enabled by all ZCs for quit a while now. IP only nodes are
not te be listed with the Pvt keyword any more. Only true Pvt nodes are to be
listed that way. (The ones that have the reachability of point and therefore
should BE points)

203/124 also has the Pvt keyword. It also lists IP connect info. An attempt to
connect at port 23, is answered by what looks to be a BBS that asks me to try
again later. It does not look like a mailer doing FTS-1 or EMSI over telnet as
the listing suggests. The ITN flag should be used to point to a MAILER, not a
BBS.

203/208 shows the same telephone number as 203/0. So 203/0 is an AKA of
203/208. If I caal the number, the mailer does indeed present 203/0 and 203/8.
So if it is one and the same system, how come the modems are different. 203/0
shows V34. 203/208 shows V32B and VFC. A system suffering from multi prsonality
disorder?

Even more puzzeling is dat wen 203/0 is called via POTS, it not only shows
203/208 as AKA, but also 203/2, 203/6, 2:20/0 and 2:2/2. Suggesting that all
your niodes listed in the nodelist are one and the same system.

However when I call 203/0 via binkp, it only presents 203/0, 203/2, 2:20/0 and
2:2/2. NOT 203/208.

More schizophrenia. ???

What it looks like is that in the past 203/0 and 203/208 were different system.
They were listed with different telephone numbers in nodelist.005 of 2001. So
you gave up 944907 sometime between 2044 and now and combined 203/0 and 203/208
into one system. But you forgot to update the modem flags.

My nodelist archive does not tell me the history of 203/2. Except that it was
someone else's nodemumber in 2001.


Cheers, Michiel

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