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|    mark lewis to Nick Andre    |
|    ET phone home    |
|    08 Jan 17 09:16:24    |
       On 2017 Jan 07 22:39:20, you wrote to me:               NA> If you're referring to Fido-Web, none of that has impacted my system,        NA> in both directions, as I have links that use my system as a "backup"        NA> feed for certain echoes. Lots of folks from both Zone 1 and 2...               NA> I see the duplicates being logged; but they just get zapped.               NA> Its a non-issue here...              apparently you're not getting the modified duplicates... the ones with the       time stamps changed to :00 or to even seconds... then there are the ones that       have had the body modified... i've seen MSGIDs with a trailing space added to       them... that leads to MSGID checking only systems to fail the detection unless       they specifically trim whitespace... rewrapping of the body is another flaw       causing dupes to not be detected properly...              one of my comments was about nothing in fidonet being able to detect these       types of modified messages because they have been modified in ways no one       thought they would ever be modified...              IIRC, db uses the header and first 40 bytes for its dupe detection... i'm not       exactly sure on the details but i know that they greatly influenced me to have       my software place the MSGID as close to the beginning of the control lines as       possible so that db would not detect messages posted within one second as       dupes... this was especially important when testing at 100+ posts per       second... are you willing to share information about how db does its dupe       detection so others can understand more? please?              )\/(ark              Always Mount a Scratch Monkey       Do you manage your own servers? If you are not running an IDS/IPS yer doin' it       wrong...       ... Nudists are people who wear one-button shirts.       ---        * Origin: (1:3634/12.73)    |
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