Hello, All! I am trying to understand why
jamnntpd/smapinntpd will write my from address
2:5015/46 in reverse order like this
<0@46.5015.2>. Is it a bug or a feature? I guess
it is a feature but then what kind of issue it
tries to solve?
I am trying to understand why
jamnntpd/smapinntpd will write my from address
2:5015/46 in reverse order like this
<0@46.5015.2>. Is it a bug or a feature? I guess
it is a feature but then what kind of issue it
tries to solve?
It is a feature. Some nntp clients dont like chars : and / in the
email address. That is the way to show ftn address in email-like
format.
I understand that part but still why using a point number as a
username before the @ symbol? Why writing the FTN address in reverse
order? Why not follow say http://ftsc.org/docs/frl-1002.001 user.name@pPP.fFF.nNN.zZZ.gateway.domain ?
to investigate later
X-SMAPI-From: Dmitry Protasoff <0:0/0.0> > X-SMAPI-To: Nil A <2:5001/100.1>
I agree here. If there were to be any way to email a person through
some sort of gateway or other, it should probably follow this method.
bug with the X-SMAPI-From field, which I will try
to investigate laterI've noticed this as well in the past and never really thought
X-SMAPI-From: Dmitry Protasoff <0:0/0.0> > X-SMAPI-To: Nil A
<2:5001/100.1>
anything of it, until you brought it up.
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