On 10/22/2012 09:09 AM, Paul Quinn -> Nicholas Boel wrote:   
    AD>> I believe I'm using the original 1.0 zipfile. Are you using one of   
    AD>> the 1.0 betas?   
      
    > Nope.  I've left them be, where they are.   
      
   I've switched to the 1.0b5 compile, and am getting the same results, so I'm   
   guessing it's not JamNNTPd at all.   
      
    > Yep, that's the intent.  Conversely, I just have a philosophical POV   
    > about protecting users from spammers, and therefore I prefer to exclude   
    > that info from my server's news posts.   
      
   Very good point. At least I'm getting all this information while it's _not_   
   open to the public. :)   
      
    AD>> So as of right now, Thunderbird seems to be pulling in all the   
    AD>> messages, while jumbling up some of the Subjects for one.. Second, I   
    AD>> have to use To:  on the first line of the body of the message   
    AD>> to successfully reply to anyone.. and third, Thunderbird is adding   
    AD>> it's own ">" for quoting, and even with the "smartquote" option   
    AD>> enabled, it doesn't seem to be changing anything..   
      
    > Some of those symptoms could be from a bad compile.  The smartquote   
    > facility has always worked for me and is something of a 'black box' to   
    > me; I know it works, so I haven't tried to pull it apart (as it were) to   
    > see why/how.   
      
   I'm really starting to doubt the compile is bad. I think either the author   
   modified the JAM code to benefit things/features he wanted to add to Mystic,   
   or something was accidently changed while trying to add something else.   
      
   I might just test this by making another VM, and making a point system with   
   just JamNNTPd and HPT, with no BBS software in there. If that works the way it   
   should, it's definitely issues lying in the BBS software.   
      
    > I'll send those binaries when I get to my own PC...   
      
   Thanks! I'll give them a shot, but I'm still predicting the same results,   
   unfortunately.   
      
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