TID: Mystic BBS 1.12 A47   
   MSGID: 1:129/215 8582dc04   
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    bu> Right. What about this pseudocode?   
      
   The key is off of the address of the sender and the test is if the passwords   
   match or not.  I could change it but that is how its coded as it stands today.   
      
   Here is the current logic in the latest A47 code with exact error message text:   
      
   If sender's address is known (ie there is a configuration entry for the   
   address):   
       If PKT password does not match configuration's PKT password:   
            error "PKT password does not match password set for 1:1/1"   
      
   If sender's address is unknown:   
       If PKT has password:   
            error "PKT password found but no configuration for 1:1/1"   
      
   To me it seems pretty straghtforward but feel free to make changes to that   
   logic if you think it needs it!   
      
   --- Mystic BBS v1.12 A47 2021/04/01 (Windows/64)   
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