-=> Lord Time wrote to Bill McGarrity <=-   
      
    > -=> Lord Time wrote to Digital Man <=-   
    >  > ok, I didn't look at it to closely   
      
    >  >  >  > you will find a file called problem.zip it has my areas.bbs &   
    >  >  >  > sbbsecho.cfg & sbbsecho.cfg & sbbsecho.log, if you want the files   
    >  >  >  > (before the toss) let me know and I'll zip them up (made backup -   
    >  >  >  > didn't want to re-name them again)   
      
    >  >  > With the fixed log output, the problem is now obvious: it's appending   
    >  >  > a ".1" point to the parsed addresses. It's an easy fix I'm about to   
    >  >  > commit.   
      
    >  > ok and good :)   
      
    >  LT> still a small problem, sending over sbbsecho.log (note this is with   
    >  LT> sbbsecho_upgrade.js 1.10)   
      
    > I'm not sure if this could be an issue with the way it upgraded you but you   
    > started sending over PKT's that were password pprotected and I had a bunch   
    > here that were bad from you.  I added our session lvel password in echocfg,   
    > renamed the PKTs and poof, it worked...   
      
    LT> was the first time around 4/13/16 for about 2 hr. and yesterday   
    LT> (4/14/16) for a few mins, and today (4/15/16) for a few mins, if it   
    LT> was, it was the the new sbbsecho stuff   
      
   Things happen... I'm easy... just go with the flow. :)  I look at things in the   
   KISS format.  Usually it's something so easy to fix yet we tend to look for the   
   impossible.  Took me about 5 minutes to figure out it was pky passwords..    
      
    > I don't mind leaving the PKT password if that's what you want.   
      
    LT> yep, I have the packet & message part set with a pw. for you   
      
      
   OK... :)   
      
      
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