BJ> The two "Send Direct" lines should come before the    
    MB> "Send Normal" line.  If   
   BJ> 92:602/100 and 510:507/0 are the nodes seeing the    
   BJ> problem, then this is   
   BJ> probably the cause of the issue.   
      
    MB> Originally I had the send normal line after the send direct lines. I just    
    MB> changed then before I posted the messages and it didn't    
    MB> make a difference. I    
    MB> have many send direct lines in my route.cfg file and    
    MB> those 2 nodes aren't the    
    MB> only ones seeing my fidonet address on the archived    
    MB> packets. I can load up    
    MB> frontdoor and look at the archived bundles and they all have my fidonet   
    MB> address on them instead of my networks aka.   
      
   I suspect that with Squish being 4D and not 5D aware, along with trying to run   
   a single copy of squish is the problem.  The only time I was involved with a   
   non-Fidonet address, I only talked to nodes in Fidonet, so my Fidonet node   
   number wouldn't have caused problems.....   
      
   Interesting....  Results from using Inspecta (mentioned in other recent   
   messages) would be able to confirm the problem.  One solution is to make   
   seperate squish runs for each different network, using it's own control file.    
   The only potential glitch with that is that you will need to do some special   
   zone definitions for all but the main FTN configuration if you are using   
   Binkley Style Outbound areas.....  Now, if you aren't using that, then the   
   problem may be one with the interactions between squish and your front end.    
   Since I run Binkley, and I know there is an option for an alternate style,   
   that may be where the problem is....   
      
   Bob Jones, 1:343/41   
      
   --- Maximus/2 3.01   
    * Origin: Top Hat 2 BBS (1:343/41)