Second confirmation of packet that is being sent to hub from boss node

$HOME/exec/pktdump fd59e860.pkt
pktdump rev 1.20 - Dump FidoNet Packets

Opening fd59e860.pkt
fd59e860.pkt Packet Type 2e (prod: 0000, rev: 0.0) from 1:3634/58 to 1:3634/58 fd59e860.pkt 00003A Packed Message Type: 2 from 3634/58 to 153/150
Attribute: 0x0001 (PRIVATE)
Date/Time: 13 Mar 26 16:13:09
To : awehttam
From : Errol Casey
Subj : Test message - 20260313

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Re: Re: Messages being relayed to 1:1/0
By: Errol Casey to Digital Man on Sat Mar 14 2026 12:46 am

I didn't see any references to 1:1/0 in the sbbsecho.log output or the packet dumps you provided.

I can't quote your message because you used a "tear line" formatted quote separator.
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Re: Re: Messages being relayed to 1:1/0
By: amessyroom to Digital Man on Sat Mar 14 2026 10:28 am

Second confirmation of packet that is being sent to hub from boss node

$HOME/exec/pktdump fd59e860.pkt
pktdump rev 1.20 - Dump FidoNet Packets

Opening fd59e860.pkt
fd59e860.pkt Packet Type 2e (prod: 0000, rev: 0.0) from 1:3634/58 to 1:3634/58

Why would the packet be to the same node it's frome? Somewhere's up there.
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Re: Re: Messages being relayed to 1:1/0
By: Digital Man to amessyroom on Sat Mar 14 2026 04:52 pm

Opening fd59e860.pkt
fd59e860.pkt Packet Type 2e (prod: 0000, rev: 0.0) from 1:3634/58 to
1:3634/58

Why would the packet be to the same node it's frome? Somewhere's up there.

True. I'll discuss with matthew, just thought maybe since this was on the boss node that it just didn't display the point.

When I looked at the content of the packet with strings

It does have the point information, so maybe the pktdump didn't parse the point number out of the message ?

13 Mar 26 16:13:09
awehttam
Errol Casey
Test message - 20260313
CHRS: UTF-8 4
TZUTC: -0400
MSGID: 1:3634/58.1337REPLYADDR 1:3634/58.1337
INTL 1:153/150 1:3634/58
FMPT 1337
FLAGS PVT
MAILER: BinktermPHP 1.8.5 Linux
Testing from my point 1:3634/58.1337
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Re: Re: Messages being relayed to 1:1/0
By: Digital Man to Errol Casey on Sat Mar 14 2026 04:52 pm

I didn't see any references to 1:1/0 in the sbbsecho.log output or the packet dumps you provided.

As I indicated in the post the 1:1/0 was in the hub's logs not mine.

I have asked the sysop if he could try and capture packets coming from my board and see if we can see the 1:1/0 in the packet, vs just the reference in the
log. Haven't heard back from him yet.

His board is running, 3.18 could there be something that 3.21 generated that 3.18 doesn't understand in the packet ?

I can't quote your message because you used a "tear line" formatted quote separator.

Can you explain what you mean 'tear line' formatted quote seperator? So I don't do it in the future , so message can be easily quoted.

Thanks.

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On March 15 2026, Amessyroom wrote:

Re: Re: Messages being relayed to 1:1/0
By: Digital Man to amessyroom on Sat Mar 14 2026 04:52 pm

Opening fd59e860.pkt
fd59e860.pkt Packet Type 2e (prod: 0000, rev: 0.0) from 1:3634/58 to
1:3634/58

Why would the packet be to the same node it's frome? Somewhere's up
there.

True. I'll discuss with matthew, just thought maybe since this was on
the boss node that it just didn't display the point.

As far as I can tell that packet is being generated by your Synchronet BBS.

When I looked at the content of the packet with strings

It does have the point information, so maybe the pktdump didn't parse
the point number out of the message ?

Strings won't show the node values - they're recorded as binary numbers.


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On 2026 Mar 14 20:51:12, you wrote to Digital Man:

I didn't see any references to 1:1/0 in the sbbsecho.log output or the
packet dumps you provided.

As I indicated in the post the 1:1/0 was in the hub's logs not mine.

ummm... that 1:1/0 entry was in the very first log block that you sent me...

----->8 begin snip 8<-----

2026-03-12 00:00:45 Packing NetMail (1.msg) from Errol Casey (1:153/150.1337) to awehttam (1:1/0), attr: 0001 (PRIVATE), subject: testing netmail to 1:153/150 - awehttam

2026-03-12 00:00:45 Routing NetMail (1.msg) to 1:3634/12

2026-03-12 00:00:45 Node (1:3634/12) successfully locked via: ../fido/outbound/0e32000c.bsy

2026-03-12 00:00:45 New password-protected packet (type 2+) created
for linked-node: 1:3634/12

2026-03-12 00:00:45 Adding NetMail (1.msg) to new packet for
1:3634/12: ../fido/outbound/0e32000c.dut

2026-03-12 00:00:45 Deleting /sbbs/fido/netmail/1.msg (from line 5730)

----->8 end snip 8<-----

I have asked the sysop if he could try and capture packets coming from
my board and see if we can see the 1:1/0 in the packet, vs just the reference in the log. Haven't heard back from him yet.

i do not have the facilities to capture pkts any more... i stopped doing that back in 2018...

His board is running, 3.18 could there be something that 3.21
generated that 3.18 doesn't understand in the packet ?

nope... Type 2 family FTN packets haven't changed their format in decades...

I can't quote your message because you used a "tear line" formatted
quote separator.

Can you explain what you mean 'tear line' formatted quote seperator? So I don't do it in the future , so message can be easily quoted.

two dashes starting in column 1 are the internet email tear line...
three dashes and a space starting in column 1 are the FTN tear line...
there's a lot of softwqre that doesn't catch tear lines properly... actually they catch more than tear lines as tear lines so IME, when i want/need to delineate a block of text, i use a line of equals signs or i use "snip" markers like seen above... the keys to the snip markers being 1) the leading spaces, 2) more than three dashes, and 3) the other text in the line... but even these steps don't help broken that sees any set of three dashes anywhere in a message as a tear line...


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Re: Re: Messages being relayed to 1:1/0
By: Amessyroom to Digital Man on Sat Mar 14 2026 08:47 pm

Re: Re: Messages being relayed to 1:1/0
By: Digital Man to amessyroom on Sat Mar 14 2026 04:52 pm

Opening fd59e860.pkt
fd59e860.pkt Packet Type 2e (prod: 0000, rev: 0.0) from 1:3634/58 to
1:3634/58

Why would the packet be to the same node it's frome? Somewhere's up there.

True. I'll discuss with matthew, just thought maybe since this was on the boss node that it just didn't display the point.

When I looked at the content of the packet with strings

It does have the point information, so maybe the pktdump didn't parse the point number out of the message ?

Right, it doesn't. If you run pktdump with the -ctrl option, it'll dump the control (kludge) lines however.
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Re: Re: Messages being relayed to 1:1/0
By: Amessyroom to Digital Man on Sat Mar 14 2026 08:51 pm

Re: Re: Messages being relayed to 1:1/0
By: Digital Man to Errol Casey on Sat Mar 14 2026 04:52 pm

I didn't see any references to 1:1/0 in the sbbsecho.log output or the packet dumps you provided.

As I indicated in the post the 1:1/0 was in the hub's logs not mine.

I have asked the sysop if he could try and capture packets coming from my board and see if we can see the 1:1/0 in the packet, vs just the reference in the log. Haven't heard back from him yet.

His board is running, 3.18 could there be something that 3.21 generated that 3.18 doesn't understand in the packet ?

If there was an incompatibility, it'd more likely be between SBBSecho versions (not SBBS versions), but even then, I'm doubtful.

I can't quote your message because you used a "tear line" formatted quote separator.

Can you explain what you mean 'tear line' formatted quote seperator? So I don't do it in the future , so message can be easily quoted.

Your quote separator started (on a new line) with "--- Quoted message ---" (or something like). That "--- " on a new line is parsed by Synchronet as a 'tear line' and everything after is not considered part of the body text.
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Re: Re: Messages being relayed to 1:1/0
By: Matthew Asham to Amessyroom on Sat Mar 14 2026 11:55 pm

Strings won't show the node values - they're recorded as binary numbers.

Origin and Destinatino Point values can be stored as both binary (e.g. included in type 2+ and 2.2 packet headers) and as text (in the FMPT and TOPT control/kludge lines).
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