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* Origin: Fidotest Tree (2:221/1.0)

01 Aug 2021 00:00, you wrote to Everyone:

@MSGID: 2:221/1 6105b9d3

[...]

Nice... but no TZUTC kludge.

Carlos

--- GoldED+/W32-MSVC 1.1.5-b20180707
* Origin: Costa Blanca, Spain (2:341/234.1)

@MSGID: 2:221/1 6105b9d3

[...]

Nice... but no TZUTC kludge.

As if that's really meaningful.

\%/@rd

--- DB4 - Jul 07 2021
* Origin: Hou het veilig, hou vol. Het komt allemaal weer goed (2:292/854)

Distribution tree of area fidotest for last 31 days

Pretty insignificant information ...

\%/@rd

--- DB4 - Jul 07 2021
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01 Aug 2021 20:13, you wrote to me:

Nice... but no TZUTC kludge.

As if that's really meaningful.

Perhaps not so much in a robot message like that, but IMO for normal discussion it is.

Carlos

--- GoldED+/W32-MSVC 1.1.5-b20180707
* Origin: Costa Blanca, Spain (2:341/234.1)

Nice... but no TZUTC kludge.

As if that's really meaningful.

Perhaps not so much in a robot message like that, but IMO for normal discussion it is.

I fail to see it, Carlos.

\%/@rd

--- DB4 - Jul 07 2021
* Origin: Hou het veilig, hou vol. Het komt allemaal weer goed (2:292/854)

02 Aug 2021 00:15, you wrote to me:

Nice... but no TZUTC kludge.

As if that's really meaningful.

Perhaps not so much in a robot message like that, but IMO for
normal discussion it is.

I fail to see it, Carlos.

Properly sorted messages when ordering by date in your editor/viewer, for example.

Carlos

--- GoldED+/W32-MSVC 1.1.5-b20180707
* Origin: Costa Blanca, Spain (2:341/234.1)

I fail to see it, Carlos.

Properly sorted messages when ordering by date in your editor/viewer, for example.

30+ years into Fidonet and haven't felt the need once.

\%/@rd
--- DB4 - Jul 07 2021
* Origin: Hou het veilig, hou vol. Het komt allemaal weer goed (2:292/854)

02 Aug 2021 10:44, you wrote to me:

I fail to see it, Carlos.

Properly sorted messages when ordering by date in your
editor/viewer, for example.

30+ years into Fidonet and haven't felt the need once.

Perhaps you don't even need the date field at all. :-)

I am also used to viewing messages in toss order. But especially with the NADS, replies may arrive to a system before the replied-to messages. I'd prefer to be able to view them properly sorted and I think that it would look better for (potential) users in applications that allow this.

I suppose that you have discussed this before. Is there some reason why you don't want the TZUTC kludge?

Carlos

--- GoldED+/W32-MSVC 1.1.5-b20180707
* Origin: Costa Blanca, Spain (2:341/234.1)

Hola! Carlos,

On 08/03/2021 04:12 PM, you wrote to Ward Dossche:

I fail to see it, Carlos.

[ ...snipped... ]

I suppose that you have discussed this before. Is there some reason why you don't want the TZUTC kludge?

This exchange may be a running joke on the part of Ward, based on the imprecision of the English language. Recall that all kludges have a common inherent attribute: they are -hidden- from normal view.

So, when he says that he 'fails to see it' then possibly he cannot, or will not, or does not, view kludges. For me, not seeing kludges would be akin to being colour blind.

Hasta,
Paul.

--- Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux i686; rv:31.0) Gecko/20100101 Thunderbird/31.4.0
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03 Aug 2021 16:58, you wrote to me:

Hola! Carlos,

G'day Paul!

I fail to see it, Carlos.

[ ...snipped... ]

I suppose that you have discussed this before. Is there some
reason why you don't want the TZUTC kludge?

This exchange may be a running joke on the part of Ward, based on the imprecision of the English language. Recall that all kludges have a common inherent attribute: they are -hidden- from normal view.

So, when he says that he 'fails to see it' then possibly he cannot, or will not, or does not, view kludges. For me, not seeing kludges would
be akin to being colour blind.

I know that Ward is a 'cachondo', :-) but I don't think he was making a joke with this.

Anyway, in this message of yours, I see that Golded is showing me your local time. It looks to me like coming from the future.

I thought that it was smart enough to use your TZUTC kludge and show me the 'real' time for my timezone. And I see that it happens the same with other editors/viewers... :-S

I had assumed that this kludge was used by FTN software and not just something informative. :-/

Hasta,

...luego. :-)

Paul.

Carlos

--- GoldED+/W32-MSVC 1.1.5-b20180707
* Origin: Costa Blanca, Spain (2:341/234.1)

Carlos,

I suppose that you have discussed this before. Is there some reason why
you don't want the TZUTC kludge?

"""""""""""""

Have I ever stated that?

\%/@rd
--- DB4 - Jul 07 2021
* Origin: Hou het veilig, hou vol. Het komt allemaal weer goed (2:292/854)

Hi! Carlos,

On 03 Aug 2021, Carlos Navarro said the following...

@TZUTC: 0200

Anyway, in this message of yours, I see that Golded is showing me your local time. It looks to me like coming from the future.

Yes, they are. Eight hours ahead of your clocks. I'm Australian.

CN> I had assumed that this kludge was used by FTN
CN> software and not just CN> something informative. :-/

It should be. But the Fidonet creator ghods didn't see the point when they were communicating only in the USA. In this era we should have message dates using UTC, and TZUTC values for ourselves, in order to calculate various time values for us (informational only).

In the least, we need only use UTC times. At the moment we have no idea what time the times actually indicate. I liked telex in an old job; this message would be approximately dated as 031040ZAUG21. Add your TZUTC to that for
your local time.

Cheers,
Paul.

--- Mystic BBS v1.12 A46 2020/08/26 (Linux/32)
* Origin: Quinn's Rock - stuck in a Linux VM, again! (3:640/1384)

Hello Carlos,

On Tuesday August 03 2021 12:05, you wrote to Paul Quinn:

Anyway, in this message of yours, I see that Golded is showing me your local time. It looks to me like coming from the future.

I have been a HAM for 50+ years and from the very beginning I always used GMT (as it was called back then) for my logs (compulsory back then) and for exchanging written confirmations called QSL cards. HAM radio is a global thing, so using GMT or UTC is the logical thing to do. I even had a clock in my shack that showed GMT.

With that background information, I think using local time in Fidonet was a design flaw. Fidonet, like HAM radio is a globe spanning activity. Even in its country of origin, the USA, it spanned more than one time zone from the beginning.

Time information in Fidonet should have been in UTC, not local time. For additional information a TZLOC kludge could have been used.


Cheers, Michiel
--- GoldED+/W32-MSVC 1.1.5-b20170303
* Origin: http://www.vlist.eu (2:280/5555)

Hi Ward,

I suppose that you have discussed this before. Is there some reason why
you don't want the TZUTC kludge?

"""""""""""""

Have I ever stated that?

Ok, I should have written "use" or "have", not "want".

Carlos
--- AfterShock/Android 1.6.8
* Origin: Costa Blanca, Spain (2:341/234.1234)

03 Aug 2021 20:41, you wrote to me:

@TZUTC: 0200

Anyway, in this message of yours, I see that Golded is showing me
your local time. It looks to me like coming from the future.

Yes, they are. Eight hours ahead of your clocks. I'm Australian.

I know... well, actually I only knew you were in Australia. :-) I had checked the nodelist to find out what your TZ should be when I saw some message you posted before with Golded that, BTW, didn't have the TZUTC kludge.

I had assumed that this kludge was used by FTN
software and not just CN> something informative. :-/

It should be. But the Fidonet creator ghods didn't see the point when they were communicating only in the USA. In this era we should have message dates using UTC, and TZUTC values for ourselves, in order to calculate various time values for us (informational only).

Anyway, the way it is, software can calculate the UTC date if the TZUTC kludge is present. In fact it seems that your T-Bird shows dates to you converted to your local time. In your previous reply you had this:

"On 08/03/2021 04:12 PM, you wrote to Ward Dossche"
^^
and the local time of my message was 8:12 AM.

I've checked several Jamnttpd servers and my T-bird shows different times for the same message: one shows the original local timestamp, another one converted for my timezone... I suppose that it depends on how it's configured or something. I'll check again later.

Carlos

--- GoldED+/W32-MSVC 1.1.5-b20180707
* Origin: Costa Blanca, Spain (2:341/234.1)

Carlos,

Ok, I should have written "use" or "have", not "want".

How are we doing so far? After all, you're my favourite Spaniard ... :-)

\%/@rd
--- DB4 - Jul 07 2021
* Origin: Hou het veilig, hou vol. Het komt allemaal weer goed (2:292/854)

Hi! Carlos,

On 08/05/2021 12:38 AM, you wrote:

I know... well, actually I only knew you were in Australia. :-) I had checked the nodelist to find out what your TZ should be when I saw some message you posted before with Golded that, BTW, didn't have the TZUTC kludge.

That's probably Golded 1.1.4.7, and maybe why there's a version 1.1.5 now. ;)

Anyway, the way it is, software can calculate the UTC date if the TZUTC kludge is present. In fact it seems that your T-Bird shows dates to you converted to your local time. In your previous reply you had this:

Yes, I've seen that conversion (it is a very old version too, BTW).

"On 08/03/2021 04:12 PM, you wrote to Ward Dossche"

^^

and the local time of my message was 8:12 AM.

I just waited till a civilized time for you to catch the note. :)

I've checked several Jamnttpd servers and my T-bird shows different
times for the same message: one shows the original local timestamp, another one converted for my timezone... I suppose that it depends on
how it's configured or something. I'll check again later.

Yes, it usually shows my local AEST. I used version JamNNTPd 1.0 for the longest time on both Windows (no longer running) and this Linux. Now I have a personal edit of version 1.3, using modifications suggested by Mark Lewis (1:3634/12, who is conspicuous by his absence in recent times).

Cheers,
Paul.

--- Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux i686; rv:31.0) Gecko/20100101 Thunderbird/31.4.0
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Hi, August!

Is your goal to strip out the 3rd(+) level of quoting on the path from Telegram to Fido? That's pretty good and reduces the clutter.

Yes. You are right.

Have a nice carrot!
Brother Rabbit.

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* Origin: Fido by Telegram BBS from Stas Mishchenkov (2:460/256)

Hello Brother Rabbit!

** On Thursday 05.08.21 - 14:17, Brother Rabbit wrote to August Abolins:

Hi, August!

Is your goal to strip out the 3rd(+) level of quoting on the path from
Telegram to Fido? That's pretty good and reduces the clutter.

Yes. You are right.

The reply system is not looking right in the LITRPG echo.

--
../|ug

--- OpenXP 5.0.50
* Origin: The ONLY point that matters --> . <-- (1:153/757.21)

Hi, August!

Hello Brother Rabbit!
** On Thursday 05.08.21 - 14:17, Brother Rabbit wrote to August Abolins: The reply system is not looking right in the LITRPG echo.
--
../|ug

Is it still bad now, or a little better?

Have a nice carrot!
Brother Rabbit.

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* Origin: Fido by Telegram BBS from Stas Mishchenkov (2:460/256)

Hi Brother,
...Greets from my Telegram app!

Is it still bad now, or a little better?

I just replied to one in that echo. We shall see.

Ciao!
/|ug (https://t.me/aabolins)

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Hi, August!

I just replied to one in that echo. We shall see.

Good. Let's watch.

Have a nice carrot!
Brother Rabbit.

... A good companion not only listens attentively, but pours the drink on time --- Use "%UserProfile %Tearline text" to customize tearline.
* Origin: Fido by Telegram BBS from Stas Mishchenkov (2:460/256)

05 Aug 2021 09:23, you wrote to me:

I saw some message you posted before with Golded that, BTW,
didn't have the TZUTC kludge.

That's probably Golded 1.1.4.7, and maybe why there's a version 1.1.5
now. ;)

I've seen in the github repo that the USETZUTC setting was disabled by default until 1.1.5, so it may work for you if you add 'USETZUTC Yes' to your cfg.

I just waited till a civilized time for you to catch the note. :)

Don't worry, I disabled the sound for my Fido-notifications. :-)

Carlos

--- GoldED+/W32-MSVC 1.1.5-b20180707
* Origin: Costa Blanca, Spain (2:341/234.1)

Hi, Carlos!

05 Aug 2021 09:23, you wrote to me:
I've seen in the github repo that the USETZUTC setting was disabled by default until 1.1.5, so it may work for you if you add 'USETZUTC Yes' to your cfg.
Don't worry, I disabled the sound for my Fido-notifications. :-)
Carlos

Cool. ;)

Have a nice carrot!
Brother Rabbit.

... A good companion not only listens attentively, but pours the drink on time --- Use "%UserProfile %Tearline text" to customize tearline.
* Origin: Fido by Telegram BBS from Stas Mishchenkov (2:460/256)

03 Aug 2021 12:27, you wrote to me:

I have been a HAM for 50+ years and from the very beginning I always
used GMT (as it was called back then) for my logs (compulsory back
then) and for exchanging written confirmations called QSL cards. HAM
radio is a global thing, so using GMT or UTC is the logical thing to
do. I even had a clock in my shack that showed GMT.

A different beginning...

With that background information, I think using local time in Fidonet
was a design flaw. Fidonet, like HAM radio is a globe spanning
activity. Even in its country of origin, the USA, it spanned more than
one time zone from the beginning.

I suppose that they didn't think it would expand so much. Or they just didn't think too much about this. :-)

Time information in Fidonet should have been in UTC, not local time.
For additional information a TZLOC kludge could have been used.

I think I've read some discussions about this in FTSC_PUBLIC time ago, but I know it's difficult, if not impossible, to make some changes like this in Fidonet.

Anyway with TZUTC, though maybe a bit kludgy, you can get the same result (obtaining the UTC time) if the software supports this. But other than Jamnntpd, no idea what editors or packages do (I'm testing several ones, little by little)

Carlos

--- GoldED+/W32-MSVC 1.1.5-b20180707
* Origin: Costa Blanca, Spain (2:341/234.1)

04 Aug 2021 23:13, you wrote to me:

How are we doing so far? After all, you're my favourite Spaniard ...
:-)

A bit hot over here, though we've had worse summers.

I'm honoured... I suppose.

Carlos

--- GoldED+/W32-MSVC 1.1.5-b20180707
* Origin: Costa Blanca, Spain (2:341/234.1)

Hello Carlos,

On Sunday August 08 2021 09:09, you wrote to me:

I have been a HAM for 50+ years and from the very beginning I always
used GMT (as it was called back then) for my logs (compulsory back
then) and for exchanging written confirmations called QSL cards. HAM
radio is a global thing, so using GMT or UTC is the logical thing to
do. I even had a clock in my shack that showed GMT.

A different beginning...

I am not the only HAM in Fidonet. There has always been - and still is to a point - a large overlap between de HAM community and Fidonet. TJ is not a HAM, but there must have been HAMS in the first nodelist.

With that background information, I think using local time in Fidonet
was a design flaw. Fidonet, like HAM radio is a globe spanning
activity. Even in its country of origin, the USA, it spanned more
than one time zone from the beginning.

I suppose that they didn't think it would expand so much. Or they just didn't think too much about this. :-)

Maybe. Or maybe they considered GMT a "European thing". Like meters and kilograms. So they ignored it...

Time information in Fidonet should have been in UTC, not local time.
For additional information a TZLOC kludge could have been used.

I think I've read some discussions about this in FTSC_PUBLIC time ago,
but I know it's difficult, if not impossible, to make some changes
like this in Fidonet.

I have been the FTSC chairman for over a decade. I know how difficult it is to make such changes. We have no time machines. Ever so often one just has to live with the consequences of unfortunate choices made in the past and make the best of it.

Anyway with TZUTC, though maybe a bit kludgy, you can get the same
result (obtaining the UTC time) if the software supports this. But
other than Jamnntpd, no idea what editors or packages do (I'm testing several ones, little by little)

It is not to late to update Golded. It is open source...


Cheers, Michiel

--- GoldED+/W32-MSVC 1.1.5-b20170303
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Carlos,

I suppose that they didn't think it would expand so much. Or they just didn't think too much about this. :-)

The latter, but 35-40 years later everyone's an expert.

They also messed the region-numbering for example.

\%/@rd

--- DB4 - Jul 07 2021
* Origin: Hou het veilig, hou vol. Het komt allemaal weer goed (2:292/854)

I suppose that they didn't think it would expand so much. Or they just didn't think too much about this. :-)

Maybe. Or maybe they considered GMT a "European thing". Like meters and kilogra
s. So they ignored it...

Several of the offices involved in weather reporting have used it for years. However, the general US public has enough trouble figuring out the time
zones in the mainland US these days. They taught us about why there are
time zones, what GMT is, etc., in school. I guess they don't teach that
any more. In my experience, many people cannot even understand a 24 hour clock.

Mike


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Hello Mike.

<On 08Aug2021 10:09 Mike Powell (1:2320/105) wrote a message to MICHIEL VAN DER VLIST regarding TZUTC >

Maybe. Or maybe they considered GMT a "European thing". Like meters
and kilograms. So they ignored it...

Several of the offices involved in weather reporting have used it
for years. However, the general US public has enough trouble
figuring out the time zones in the mainland US these days. They
taught us about why there are time zones, what GMT is, etc., in
school. I guess they don't teach that any more. In my experience,
many people cannot even understand a 24 hour clock.

Mike, I'm afraid you're right. I don't believe they teach anything relative to time in school any longer... For that matter, I don't believe they teach much of anything worthwhile now-a-days. I grew up with the 24 hour clock in my family and still keep time like that - even on my wristwatch. Amazing ignorance.

Best regards,
Marc

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Hello Mike,

On Sunday August 08 2021 10:09, you wrote to me:

Maybe. Or maybe they considered GMT a "European thing". Like meters
and kilogra s. So they ignored it...

Several of the offices involved in weather reporting have used it for years. However, the general US public has enough trouble figuring out
the time zones in the mainland US these days.

A Fidonet sysop is not representative for the general US public would you not say?

They taught us about why there are time zones, what GMT is, etc., in school. I guess they don't teach that any more. In my experience,
many people cannot even understand a 24 hour clock.

24 hour clocks are in general use here. Digital clocks are almost always configured for 24 hour format. Broadcast guides are in 24 hour format. Public transport uses 24 hour format for the time tables.


Cheers, Michiel
--- GoldED+/W32-MSVC 1.1.5-b20170303
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08 Aug 2021 15:56, you wrote to me:

They also messed the region-numbering for example.

Do you mean that net numbers are not related to region numbers, like in z2 (mostly) and z4?

Carlos

--- GoldED+/W32-MSVC 1.1.5-b20180707
* Origin: Costa Blanca, Spain (2:341/234.1)

08 Aug 2021 13:59, you wrote to me:

Maybe. Or maybe they considered GMT a "European thing". Like meters
and kilograms. So they ignored it...

:-)

Anyway with TZUTC, though maybe a bit kludgy, you can get the
same result (obtaining the UTC time) if the software supports
this. But other than Jamnntpd, no idea what editors or packages
do (I'm testing several ones, little by little)

It is not to late to update Golded. It is open source...

True. That's great.

Carlos

--- GoldED+/W32-MSVC 1.1.5-b20180707
* Origin: Costa Blanca, Spain (2:341/234.1)

They also messed the region-numbering for example.

Do you mean that net numbers are not related to region numbers, like in
z2 (mostly) and z4?

It would have made a lot of sense to use the CCITT-numbering scheme as region numbers ... but the founding fathers in all their wisdom had no clue ...

\%/@rd

--- DB4 - Jul 07 2021
* Origin: Hou het veilig, hou vol. Het komt allemaal weer goed (2:292/854)

Maybe. Or maybe they considered GMT a "European thing". Like meters
and kilogra s. So they ignored it...

Several of the offices involved in weather reporting have used it for years. However, the general US public has enough trouble figuring out the time zones in the mainland US these days.

A Fidonet sysop is not representative for the general US public would you not s
y?

I would suspect not. :)

24 hour clocks are in general use here. Digital clocks are almost always config
red for 24 hour format. Broadcast guides are in 24 hour format. Public transpor
uses 24 hour format for the time tables.

Here, AM and PM are more popular. If a clock I have supports it, it
reports in 24 hour format. Makes doing math using time much easier.

Mike


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09 Aug 2021 13:15, you wrote to me:

It would have made a lot of sense to use the CCITT-numbering scheme as region numbers ... but the founding fathers in all their wisdom had no clue ...

Maybe if/when zones are merged... :-)

Carlos

--- GoldED+/W32-MSVC 1.1.5-b20180707
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| | | L 266/420
| | + 250/1
| | L 116/18
| + 460/58
| | + 460/5858
| | L 460/256
| + 229/664
| + 341/66
| + 218/840
| | + 770/1
| | | + 317/3
| | | | L 229/426
| | | + 770/100
| | | L 267/800
| | | L 267/118
| | L 218/700
| | + 218/830
| | L 218/860
| L 5020/1042
+ 301/1
+ 640/1384
| L 3634/12
| L 154/10
| L 2320/105
| L 2320/33
+ 292/854
+ 240/1120
| L 371/0
| L 371/52
+ 221/360
+ 280/5003
L 221/6000


--- - ---
* Origin: Fidotest Tree (2:221/1.0)

Distribution tree of area fidotest for last 31 days

221/1
+ 640/1384
| + 3634/12
| L 712/848
| L 261/38
| + 116/18
| L 266/512
| + 267/310
| L 267/311
+ 280/464
| + 310/31
| + 460/58
| | + 460/256
| | L 460/5858
| + 396/45
| | L 387/28
| + 341/234
| + 292/854
| L 103/705
| L 218/700
+ 280/5555
| L 301/1
| + 250/1
| L 80/1
+ 221/360
| L 221/6
| + 153/757
| + 218/840
| | L 770/1
| | + 317/3
| | | L 229/426
| | | L 229/664
| | L 772/210
| + 5020/1042
| L 341/66
+ 240/1120
| L 371/0
| L 371/52
+ 320/219
+ 203/0
| L 154/10
| L 2320/105
| L 2320/33
L 280/5003


--- - ---
* Origin: Fidotest Tree (2:221/1.0)

Distribution tree of area fidotest for last 31 days

Is it OK to doubt the accuracy of this information?

\%/@rd

--- DB4 - Nov 27 2021
* Origin: Hou het veilig, hou vol. Het komt allemaal weer goed (2:292/854)

Distribution tree of area fidotest for last 31 days

221/1
+ 640/1384
+ 221/6
| + 335/364
| | L 333/808
| + 460/58
| | + 280/464
| | | + 154/10
| | | | + 2320/105
| | | | + 226/18
| | | | L 129/215
| | | + 310/31
| | | + 203/0
| | | | L 201/0
| | | | L 201/137
| | | + 770/1
| | | | + 770/100
| | | | + 317/3
| | | | | + 298/25
| | | | | | + 298/26
| | | | | | + 298/27
| | | | | | + 298/28
| | | | | | + 298/30
| | | | | | + 298/35
| | | | | | + 298/34
| | | | | | L 298/33
| | | | | L 229/426
| | | | | + 2320/33
| | | | | + 229/110
| | | | | + 153/7715
| | | | | + 129/330
| | | | | L 105/81
| | | | | L 105/500
| | | | L 633/280
| | | + 301/1
| | | | L 250/1
| | | + 103/705
| | | | L 218/700
| | | | L 214/22
| | | | L 214/23
| | | + 396/45
| | | | L 130/230
| | | L 341/234
| | + 460/256
| | L 460/5858
| + 153/757
| | + 267/67
| | + 920/1
| | L 153/141
| + 280/5555
| + 5020/1042
| | + 3634/12
| | | + 640/1321
| | | | L 116/110
| | | | + 229/470
| | | | L 116/17
| | | L 275/1000
| | + 5000/111
| | | L 5000/222
| | L 5020/4441
| | L 5030/1081
| + 341/66
| L 4500/1
+ 280/5003
+ 240/1120
| + 382/147
| L 371/0
| L 371/52
+ 292/854
+ 134/101
L 221/360


--- - ---
* Origin: Fidotest Tree (2:221/1.0)

Hello Fidotest!

Tuesday February 01 2022 00:00, you wrote to Everyone:

@MSGID: 2:221/1 61f85be3
@TID: txt2pkt/lnx 1.9 2022-01-23

Distribution tree of area fidotest for last 31 days

Hmm, does seem to be missing some, me at least.

221/1
+ 640/1384
+ 221/6
| + 335/364
| | L 333/808
| + 460/58
| | + 280/464
| | | + 154/10
| | | | + 2320/105
| | | | + 226/18
| | | | L 129/215
| | | + 310/31
| | | + 203/0
| | | | L 201/0
| | | | L 201/137
| | | + 770/1
| | | | + 770/100
| | | | + 317/3
| | | | | + 298/25
| | | | | | + 298/26
| | | | | | + 298/27
| | | | | | + 298/28
| | | | | | + 298/30
| | | | | | + 298/35
| | | | | | + 298/34
| | | | | | L 298/33
| | | | | L 229/426
| | | | | + 2320/33
| | | | | + 229/110
| | | | | + 153/7715
| | | | | + 129/330
| | | | | L 105/81
| | | | | L 105/500
| | | | L 633/280
| | | + 301/1
| | | | L 250/1
| | | + 103/705
| | | | L 218/700
| | | | L 214/22
| | | | L 214/23
| | | + 396/45
| | | | L 130/230
| | | L 341/234
| | + 460/256
| | L 460/5858
| + 153/757
| | + 267/67
| | + 920/1
| | L 153/141
| + 280/5555
| + 5020/1042
| | + 3634/12
| | | + 640/1321
| | | | L 116/110
| | | | + 229/470
| | | | L 116/17
| | | L 275/1000
| | + 5000/111
| | | L 5000/222
| | L 5020/4441
| | L 5030/1081
| + 341/66
| L 4500/1
+ 280/5003
+ 240/1120
| + 382/147
| L 371/0
| L 371/52
+ 292/854
+ 134/101
L 221/360

SEEN-BY: 1/120 14/5 18/0 19/10 25/0 21 116/116 123/0 25 115 160 180
190 200
SEEN-BY: 123/755 134/101 135/300 153/7715 154/10 203/0 221/0 1 6 360
222/2
SEEN-BY: 240/1120 250/0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 21 261/1466 263/0 275/1000 280/464
SEEN-BY: 280/5003 5555 292/854 299/6 301/1 320/119 219 423/81 640/1138
1321
SEEN-BY: 640/1384 712/848 3634/0 12 15 24 27 50 119 5020/1042
@PATH: 221/1 640/1384 3634/12 250/1

Vincent

--- Mageia Linux v8 X64/Mbse v1.0.7.24/GoldED+/LNX 1.1.5-b20180707
* Origin: Air Applewood, The Linux Gateway to the UK & Eire (2:250/1)

Hello Vincent Coen!

** On Monday 31.01.22 - 22:55, Vincent Coen wrote to Fidotest:

Hmm, does seem to be missing some, me at least.

221/1
+ 640/1384
+ 221/6
| + 335/364
| | L 333/808
| + 460/58
| | + 280/464
| | | + 154/10
| | | | + 2320/105
| | | | + 226/18
| | | | L 129/215
| | | + 310/31
| | | + 203/0
| | | | L 201/0
| | | | L 201/137
| | | + 770/1
| | | | + 770/100
| | | | + 317/3
| | | | | + 298/25
| | | | | | + 298/26
| | | | | | + 298/27
| | | | | | + 298/28
| | | | | | + 298/30
| | | | | | + 298/35
| | | | | | + 298/34
| | | | | | L 298/33
| | | | | L 229/426
| | | | | + 2320/33
| | | | | + 229/110
| | | | | + 153/7715
| | | | | + 129/330
| | | | | L 105/81
| | | | | L 105/500
| | | | L 633/280
| | | + 301/1
| | | | L 250/1 <==== YOU ARE HERE. ;)

+ Origin: Air Applewood, The Linux Gateway to the UK & Eire (2:250/1)

--
../|ug

--- OpenXP 5.0.51
* Origin: The ONLY point that matters --> . <-- (1:153/757.21)

Distribution tree of area fidotest for last 31 days

221/1

...

+ 292/854

PATH: 310/31 280/464 292/854

Hmmmmmm ??

--- DB4 - Jan 26 2022
* Origin: Hou het veilig, hou vol. Het komt allemaal weer goed (2:292/854)

Vince,

Hmm, does seem to be missing some, me at least.

Been drinking cheap Whisky again ? 8-)

\%/@rd

--- DB4 - Jan 26 2022
* Origin: Hou het veilig, hou vol. Het komt allemaal weer goed (2:292/854)

Hi, Ward!

01 䥢 22 09:13, Ward Dossche -> Vincent Coen:

Hmm, does seem to be missing some, me at least.

Been drinking cheap Whisky again ? 8-)

And what will changes if been drinking twelve-year-old brandy? ;)

Have nice nights.
Stas Mishchenkov.

--- �� ���� � ������ ��� ����� �ࠪ���.
* Origin: Lame Users Breeding. Simferopol, Crimea. (2:460/5858)

Hello Ward!

Tuesday February 01 2022 09:13, you wrote to me:

Vince,

Hmm, does seem to be missing some, me at least.

Been drinking cheap Whisky again ? 8-)

Only because the path shown is totally wrong compared to the actual msg path as
received.

There's testing and then again Testing!

Vincent

--- Mageia Linux v8 X64/Mbse v1.0.7.24/GoldED+/LNX 1.1.5-b20180707
* Origin: Air Applewood, The Linux Gateway to the UK & Eire (2:250/1)

Stas,

Been drinking cheap Whisky again ? 8-)

And what will changes if been drinking twelve-year-old brandy? ;)

Your nuts will shrivel and shrink ...

\%/@rd

--- DB4 - Jan 26 2022
* Origin: Hou het veilig, hou vol. Het komt allemaal weer goed (2:292/854)

Hi, Ward!

01 䥢 22 13:56, Ward Dossche -> Stas Mishchenkov:

Been drinking cheap Whisky again ? 8-)

And what will changes if been drinking twelve-year-old brandy? ;)

Your nuts will shrivel and shrink ...

Steel can't do that, even in the cold. ;)

Have nice nights.
Stas Mishchenkov.

--- ���, �� �� ����, ��室���� �� ���⭮� ��஭� ����.
* Origin: Lame Users Breeding. Simferopol, Crimea. (2:460/5858)

On 2022 Jan 31 22:55:42, you wrote to Fidotest:

Distribution tree of area fidotest for last 31 days

Hmm, does seem to be missing some, me at least.

unless i'm mistaken, these types of lists can only be taken from the PATH lines in messages received at the reporting system... if your system did not post any messages in here during the reporting time, then your system will not appear unless it is in the route to another system that did have traffic posted...

)\/(ark

"The soul of a small kitten in the body of a mighty dragon. Look on my majesty, ye mighty, and despair! Or bring me catnip. Your choice. Oooh, a shiny thing!"
... Damn aliens!! Get yer ship off'n my wheat field!!!
---
* Origin: (1:3634/12.73)

Hello mark!

Wednesday February 02 2022 08:52, you wrote to me:

On 2022 Jan 31 22:55:42, you wrote to Fidotest:

Distribution tree of area fidotest for last 31 days

Hmm, does seem to be missing some, me at least.

unless i'm mistaken, these types of lists can only be taken from the
PATH lines in messages received at the reporting system... if your
system did not post any messages in here during the reporting time,
then your system will not appear unless it is in the route to another
system that did have traffic posted...

That makes sense but the seenby lines should show it.



Vincent

--- Mageia Linux v8 X64/Mbse v1.0.7.24/GoldED+/LNX 1.1.5-b20180707
* Origin: Air Applewood, The Linux Gateway to the UK & Eire (2:250/1)

On 2022 Feb 02 16:02:52, you wrote to me:

unless i'm mistaken, these types of lists can only be taken from the
PATH lines in messages received at the reporting system... if your
system did not post any messages in here during the reporting time,
then your system will not appear unless it is in the route to another
system that did have traffic posted...

That makes sense but the seenby lines should show it.

seenby lines are not considered... they really cannot be as they contain only addresses and no path flow information...

)\/(ark

"The soul of a small kitten in the body of a mighty dragon. Look on my majesty, ye mighty, and despair! Or bring me catnip. Your choice. Oooh, a shiny thing!"
... You can't bring unregistered shareware into heaven.
---
* Origin: (1:3634/12.73)

Distribution tree of area fidotest for last 31 days

221/1
+ 640/1384
| L 3634/12
| + 275/1000
| + 250/1
| | + 250/8
| | L 250/11
| + 153/7715
| | + 640/1321
| | | + 116/110
| | | | L 116/17
| | | L 135/393
| | L 229/426
| | + 266/512
| | | L 266/420
| | + 342/200
| | | L 342/201
| | + 229/307
| | + 229/110
| | + 229/700
| | L 90/1
| | L 900/108
| L 123/115
+ 280/464
| + 292/854
| + 770/1
| | + 770/100
| | + 317/3
| | | L 298/25
| | | + 14/0
| | | L 298/26
| | | + 298/31
| | | L 14/25
| | L 633/280
| + 460/58
| | + 460/5858
| | L 460/256
| + 203/0
| | + 201/0
| | | L 201/137
| | L 320/219
| | L 325/304
| + 341/234
| + 310/31
| + 154/10
| | L 2320/105
| | + 2320/33
| | L 2320/998
| + 396/45
| | + 130/230
| | L 130/330
| L 2452/250
+ 221/6
| + 153/757
| | L 920/1
| + 218/840
| + 341/66
| L 280/5555
+ 240/1120
| L 371/0
| L 371/52
+ 301/1
| + 5020/1042
| | L 5020/4441
| | L 5030/1081
| + 301/123
| + 103/705
| | L 218/700
| | + 214/22
| | | L 214/23
| | L 218/650
| L 92/1
| L 920/69
+ 134/101
L 280/5003


--- - ---
* Origin: Fidotest Tree (2:221/1.0)

Distribution tree of area fidotest for last 31 days

221/1
+ 221/6
| + 5020/1042
| | L 3634/12
| | + 154/10
| | | L 2320/105
| | | L 2320/33
| | L 250/1
| | + 250/11
| | L 250/8
| L 460/58
| + 460/256
| L 460/5858
+ 280/464
| + 301/1
| | + 92/1
| | | L 920/69
| | L 30/0
| + 292/854
| + 770/1
| | + 317/3
| | | + 305/3
| | | L 298/25
| | | L 298/26
| | | L 14/25
| | L 633/280
| + 396/45
| | L 130/330
| + 203/0
| | L 201/0
| | L 201/137
| + 103/705
| | L 218/700
| + 341/234
| + 310/31
| L 2452/250
| L 240/1120
| L 371/0
| L 371/52
+ 134/101
+ 640/1384
+ 221/360
L 320/219
L 322/0
L 322/756
L 275/91
L 275/100
L 153/7715
+ 229/426
| + 90/1
| | + 900/108
| | L 900/106
| + 229/307
| + 342/200
| + 266/512
| | L 267/311
| L 229/110
L 640/1321
Lost Node: 153/757
Lost Node: 920/1


--- - ---
* Origin: Fidotest Tree (2:221/1.0)

Distribution tree of area fidotest for last 31 days

Um...1:229/426's SysOp would like a word with you...and I'm that SysOp.

+ 229/426
| + 90/1
| | + 900/108
| | L 900/106
| + 229/307
| + 342/200
| + 266/512
| | L 267/311
| L 229/110
L 640/1321
Lost Node: 153/757

Wait, maybe I should say nothing instead...

For the record, I'm not 'lost', just because you haven't found me!

McDoob
SysOp, PiBBS
pibbs.sytes.net

... Do vegetarians eat animal crackers?

--- Mystic BBS v1.12 A47 2021/12/24 (Raspberry Pi/32)
* Origin: PiBBS (1:229/110)

On 31 Mar 22 17:12:51, Shaun Buzza said the following to Fidotest:

Distribution tree of area fidotest for last 31 days

Um...1:229/426's SysOp would like a word with you...and I'm that SysOp.

Pay no attention to this stupid tree nonsense. Its always wrong yet gets trouted out here like gospel. Nobody cared when it was first posted and nobody cares now. Ranks up there with "echo stats" bullshit everyone skips over.

Nick

--- Renegade vY2Ka2
* Origin: Joey, do you like movies about gladiators? (1:229/426)

Hello Shaun!

Thursday March 31 2022 17:12, you wrote to Fidotest:

Distribution tree of area fidotest for last 31 days

Um...1:229/426's SysOp would like a word with you...and I'm that
SysOp.

+ 229/426
| + 90/1
| | + 900/108
| | L 900/106
| + 229/307
| + 342/200
| + 266/512
| | L 267/311
| L 229/110
L 640/1321
Lost Node: 153/757

Wait, maybe I should say nothing instead...

For the record, I'm not 'lost', just because you haven't found me!

This information cannot be accurate as the flow of echos is spread out over a very large
star environment so that no one node can have an accurate list of SEENBY's.

Therefore such a list is a waste of time and effort.

Just ignore it.

Vincent

--- Mageia Linux v8 X64/Mbse v1.0.8/GoldED+/LNX 1.1.5-b20180707
* Origin: Air Applewood, The Linux Gateway to the UK & Eire (2:250/1)

Distribution tree of area fidotest for last 31 days

Lost Node: 153/757
Lost Node: 920/1

I'm guessing this just means there's been nothing from these nodes in tbe past 30 days?
--- AfterShock/Android 1.6.8
* Origin: Firecat Mobile (4:920/69.1)

Distribution tree of area fidotest for last 31 days

Lost Node: 153/757
Lost Node: 920/1

I'm guessing this just means there's been nothing from these nodes in tbe past 30 days?

at this area, yes.
--- tg BBS v0.7.1
* Origin: Fido by Telegram BBS from Stas Mishchenkov (2:460/256)

Hello, Nick Andre.
On 31/03/2022 18.58 you wrote:

On 31 Mar 22 17:12:51, Shaun Buzza said the following to Fidotest:

Distribution tree of area fidotest for last 31 days

Um...1:229/426's SysOp would like a word with you...and I'm that SysOp.

Pay no attention to this stupid tree nonsense.

Someone pays attention every month. You for example. :D

--
Tommi

--- HotdogEd/2.13.5 (Android; Google Android; rv:1) Hotdoged/1646645405000 HotdogEd/2.13.5
* Origin: rbb.fidonet.fi - Lake Ylo - Finland (2:221/1.0)

On 31 Mar 22 17:12:51, Shaun Buzza said the following to Fidotest:

Distribution tree of area fidotest for last 31 days

Um...1:229/426's SysOp would like a word with you...and I'm that Sys

Pay no attention to this stupid tree nonsense.

Someone pays attention every month. You for example. :D

Or, maybe, just maybe, he's only paying attention to the SysOps that are part of his Zone? I'm not suggesting that he's stalking me, by any means. But...it's getting a little creepy, Nick... (o_-)

McDoob
SysOp, PiBBS
pibbs.sytes.net

... Top secret! Burn before reading!

--- Mystic BBS v1.12 A47 2021/12/24 (Raspberry Pi/32)
* Origin: PiBBS (1:229/110)

On 02 Apr 22 13:28:45, Shaun Buzza said the following to Tommi Koivula:

Someone pays attention every month. You for example. :D

Or, maybe, just maybe, he's only paying attention to the SysOps that are pa of his Zone? I'm not suggesting that he's stalking me, by any means. But...it's getting a little creepy, Nick... (o_-)

Whatever you're smoking, I'll pass...

Nick

--- Renegade vY2Ka2
* Origin: Joey, do you like movies about gladiators? (1:229/426)

Someone pays attention every month. You for example. :D

Or, maybe, just maybe, he's only paying attention to the SysOps that a of his Zone? I'm not suggesting that he's stalking me, by any means. But...it's getting a little creepy, Nick... (o_-)

Whatever you're smoking, I'll pass...

Sure...blame the pot...(o_O)

it's not 'paranoia' if someone actually *is* out to get you, and I've got more than one vindictive ex!

McDoob
SysOp, PiBBS
pibbs.sytes.net

... Message encrypted: Press ALT-F4 to read encoded message

--- Mystic BBS v1.12 A47 2021/12/24 (Raspberry Pi/32)
* Origin: PiBBS (1:229/110)

On 02 Apr 22 15:55:11, Shaun Buzza said the following to Nick Andre:

Whatever you're smoking, I'll pass...

Sure...blame the pot...(o_O)

it's not 'paranoia' if someone actually *is* out to get you, and I've got m than one vindictive ex!

Ouch... one batshit-crazy vindictive ex was enough for me.

Nick

--- Renegade vY2Ka2
* Origin: Joey, do you like movies about gladiators? (1:229/426)

Whatever you're smoking, I'll pass...

Sure...blame the pot...(o_O)

it's not 'paranoia' if someone actually *is* out to get you, and I've than one vindictive ex!

Ouch... one batshit-crazy vindictive ex was enough for me.

I was exclusive to red-heads at one point in my life... ~\(-_-)/~

McDoob
SysOp, PiBBS
pibbs.sytes.net

... Origin of Life? Just check my refrigerator...

--- Mystic BBS v1.12 A47 2021/12/24 (Raspberry Pi/32)
* Origin: PiBBS (1:229/110)

On 02 Apr 22 17:11:20, Shaun Buzza said the following to Nick Andre:

it's not 'paranoia' if someone actually *is* out to get you, and I than one vindictive ex!

Ouch... one batshit-crazy vindictive ex was enough for me.

I was exclusive to red-heads at one point in my life... ~\(-_-)/~

Fuuuuuuuuuuuuckkkkkk...don't get me started on gingers.

Lets move this to the super-duper-secret-conspiracy Z1C echo.

Nick

--- Renegade vY2Ka2
* Origin: Joey, do you like movies about gladiators? (1:229/426)

Lets move this to the super-duper-secret-conspiracy Z1C echo.

Yeah, probably a good idea. We're very quickly going off-topic... (o_-)

Sorry, FIDOTEST. As you were. (^_^)/

McDoob
SysOp, PiBBS
pibbs.sytes.net

... The dog ate my .REP packet

--- Mystic BBS v1.12 A47 2021/12/24 (Raspberry Pi/32)
* Origin: PiBBS (1:229/110)

Distribution tree of area fidotest for last 31 days

221/1
+ 221/6
| + 5020/1042
| | L 3634/12
| | + 640/1321
| | | L 116/110
| | L 123/115
| + 460/58
| | L 460/256
| + 218/840
| + 153/757
| L 341/66
| L 770/1
| + 317/3
| + 80/1
| | L 801/195
| L 772/210
+ 280/464
| + 221/1
| + 712/848
| + 341/234
| + 203/0
| | L 201/0
| | L 201/137
| + 292/854
| + 103/705
| L 310/31
+ 320/219
| + 322/0
| | L 322/756
| | L 275/91
| | L 275/100
| L 19/40
+ 301/1
| + 154/10
| | L 2320/105
| | + 2320/33
| | L 116/17
| + 250/1
| | L 250/12
| + 92/1
| | + 920/69
| | L 920/1
| L 240/1120
| L 371/0
| L 371/52
+ 134/101
| L 153/7715
| L 229/426
| + 229/110
| + 90/1
| | + 900/108
| | L 900/106
| + 15/0
| | L 104/116
| + 229/700
| L 342/200
+ 280/5555
+ 221/360
L 320/119


--- - ---
* Origin: Fidotest Tree (2:221/1.0)

Distribution tree of area fidotest for last 31 days

221/1
+ 320/219
| L 19/40
+ 280/464
| + 770/1
| | L 317/3
| + 292/854
| + 460/58
| | L 460/256
| + 203/0
| | L 201/0
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* Origin: Fidotest Tree (2:221/1.0)

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* Origin: Fidotest Tree (2:221/1.0)

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..

P@TH: 221/1 292/854

Hmmmmm ...

--- DB4 - 20220519
* Origin: Many Glacier - Preserve / Protect / Conserve (2:292/854)

Distribution tree of area fidotest for last 31 days

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* Origin: Fidotest Tree (2:221/1.0)

Hello Fidotest!

Monday August 01 2022 00:00, you wrote to Everyone:

@MSGID: 2:221/1 62e6ed66
@PID: FIDOTREE
@CHRS: ASCII 1
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SEEN-BY: 25/0 250/0 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 11 12 261/38 263/0 292/854 3634/12
@PATH: 250/1

Tree does look somewhat broken !


Vincent

--- Mageia Linux v8 X64/Mbse v1.0.8/GoldED+/LNX 1.1.5-b20180707
* Origin: Air Applewood, The Linux Gateway to the UK & Eire (2:250/1)

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* Origin: Fidotest Tree (2:221/1.0)

Hi, Fidotest!

01 ᥭ 22 00:00, Fidotest Tree -> Everyone:

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| | | L 342/200
| | L 218/700
| L 341/66

Where is 2:460/58?

Have nice nights.
Stas Mishchenkov.

--- �� � ����� ���⥫ﬨ ��⥫����. �� ������ ���ᨬ�⮬��.
* Origin: Lame Users Breeding. Simferopol, Crimea. (2:460/5858)

Hi Stas.

02 Sep 22 11:10:08, you wrote to Fidotest Tree:

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Where is 2:460/58?

No messages from 2:460/58 in 31 days. Before this. :)

=== Cut ===

hpttree/w32-mvc 1.9 2022-08-07

Distribution tree of area fidotest for last 3 days

221/1
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=== Cut ===

'Tommi

---
* Origin: Point One (2:221/1.1)

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* Origin: Fidotest Tree (2:221/1.0)

Distribution tree of area fidotest for last 31 days

nothing to build (0 messages)

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* Origin: Fidotest Tree (2:221/1.0)

Hi, Fidotest!

01 ��� 22 00:00, Fidotest Tree -> Everyone:

Distribution tree of area fidotest for last 31 days

nothing to build (0 messages)

Wow! ;)

Have nice nights.
Stas Mishchenkov.

--- ���� ��� �஢�७�� �楯� - ᪠���� ����, �� ���� ����.
* Origin: Lame Users Breeding. Simferopol, Crimea. (2:460/5858)

Distribution tree of area fidotest for last 31 days

nothing to build (0 messages)

That's bizarre. I've definitely seen messages on here in the past 30 days. Last one was on the 19 Oct from Carlos and more before that.

JD
--- AfterShock/Android 1.6.8
* Origin: Firecat Mobile (4:920/1.1)

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* Origin: Fidotest Tree (2:221/1.0)

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* Origin: Fidotest Tree (2:221/1.0)

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* Origin: Fidotest Tree (2:221/1.0)

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* Origin: Fidotest Tree (2:221/1.0)

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* Origin: Fidotest Tree (2:221/6.0)

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* Origin: Fidotest Tree (2:221/6.0)

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* Origin: Fidotest Tree (2:221/6.0)

Distribution tree of area fidotest for last 30 days

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Distribution tree of area fidotest for last 30 days

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+ 460/58
| + 460/256
| L 460/5858
+ 218/840
| + 218/700
| L 770/1
| L 80/1
+ 280/5555
+ 153/757
+ 221/1
| + 280/464
| | + 103/705
| | + 203/0
| | | L 201/0
| | | L 201/137
| | + 396/45
| | | L 130/230
| | L 633/280
| + 292/854
| L 320/219
| L 229/426
| + 105/81
| | L 105/10
| + 229/275
| + 229/664
| + 342/200
| L 15/0
| L 340/400
| L 340/1101
+ 5020/1042
| + 5020/715
| | L 5023/24
| + 5015/46
| L 3634/12
| L 240/1120
| + 240/8050
| L 371/0
| L 371/52
+ 335/364
+ 221/10
L 301/1


--- - ---
* Origin: Fidotest Tree (2:221/6.0)

Distribution tree of area fidotest for last 30 days

221/6
+ 460/58
| + 280/464
| | + 396/45
| | | + 130/230
| | | L 19/40
| | + 240/1120
| | | L 371/0
| | | L 371/52
| | L 310/31
| + 460/256
| L 460/5858
+ 221/1
| + 203/0
| | L 201/0
| | L 201/137
| + 221/360
| + 320/219
| L 134/101
| L 153/7715
| + 229/426
| | + 229/307
| | | L 229/308
| | + 229/664
| | + 229/275
| | L 105/81
| L 3634/12
| + 135/115
| | L 135/205
| L 123/160
+ 5020/1042
| + 5015/46
| L 5020/715
| L 5023/24
+ 153/757
+ 280/5555
+ 341/66
| L 341/200
+ 341/234
+ 154/10
| L 2320/105
| L 2320/107
+ 301/1
L 218/840
L 770/1
L 633/280


--- - ---
* Origin: Fidotest Tree (2:221/6.0)

Distribution tree of area fidotest for last 30 days

221/6
+ 221/1
| + 221/360
| L 134/101
+ 154/10
| L 2320/105
| L 2320/107
+ 5020/1042
| + 5020/715
| | L 5023/24
| + 3634/12
| | L 153/7715
| | L 229/426
| | + 342/200
| | | L 342/201
| | + 229/664
| | + 15/0
| | | L 340/400
| | | L 340/1101
| | L 229/307
| L 5075/128
+ 218/840
| + 770/1
| | + 80/1
| | | L 801/188
| | L 633/280
| L 218/700
+ 341/234
+ 460/58
| L 460/256
+ 301/1
+ 341/66
| + 280/464
| | + 240/1120
| | | L 371/0
| | | L 371/52
| | + 396/45
| | + 203/0
| | | L 201/0
| | | L 201/137
| | + 712/848
| | L 240/5832
| | L 320/219
| L 902/26
| L 90/1
| L 900/106
L 153/757


--- - ---
* Origin: Fidotest Tree (2:221/6.0)

Hello, Fidotest!

Wednesday May 01 2024 00:00, from Fidotest Tree -> Everyone:

Distribution tree of area fidotest for last 30 days

221/6
+ 221/1
| + 221/360
| L 134/101
+ 154/10
| L 2320/105
| L 2320/107
+ 5020/1042
| + 5020/715
| | L 5023/24
| + 3634/12
| | L 153/7715
| | L 229/426
| | + 342/200
| | | L 342/201
| | + 229/664
| | + 15/0
| | | L 340/400
| | | L 340/1101
| | L 229/307
| L 5075/128
+ 218/840
| + 770/1
| | + 80/1
| | | L 801/188
| | L 633/280
| L 218/700
+ 341/234
+ 460/58
| L 460/256
+ 301/1
+ 341/66
| + 280/464
| | + 240/1120
| | | L 371/0
| | | L 371/52
| | + 396/45
| | + 203/0
| | | L 201/0
| | | L 201/137
| | + 712/848
| | L 240/5832
| | L 320/219
| L 902/26
| L 90/1
| L 900/106
L 153/757

This is how it looks from my node.

$ hpttree -d 30 fidotest
hpttree/lnx 1.9

Distribution tree of area fidotest for last 30 days

2:5020/1042
+ 2:221/6
| + 2:218/840
| | + 2:770/1
| | | + 2:80/1
| | | | L 2:801/188
| | | L 2:633/280
| | L 2:218/700
| + 2:341/234
| + 2:460/58
| | L 2:460/256
| + 2:221/1
| + 2:153/757
| L 2:341/66
| + 2:280/464
| | + 2:154/10
| | | L 2:2320/105
| | | L 2:2320/107
| | + 2:396/45
| | + 2:203/0
| | | L 2:201/0
| | | L 2:201/137
| | L 2:240/5832
| | L 2:320/219
| L 2:902/26
| L 2:90/1
| L 2:900/106
+ 2:5020/715
| L 2:5023/24
+ 2:301/1
| L 2:712/848
+ 2:3634/12
| + 2:240/1120
| | L 2:371/0
| | L 2:371/52
| L 2:153/7715
| L 2:229/426
| + 2:342/200
| | L 2:342/201
| + 2:229/664
| + 2:15/0
| | L 2:340/400
| | L 2:340/1101
| L 2:229/307
+ 2:5075/128
L 2:467/888

Generated by hpttree/lnx 1.9


Best Regards, Nil
--- GoldED+/LNX 1.1.5-b20240306
* Origin: FidoNet member since 1995 (2:5015/46)

Hello Nil,

On Wed, 01 May 2024 18:29:00 +0300, you wrote to Fidotest Tree:

This is how it looks from my node.

$ hpttree -d 30 fidotest
hpttree/lnx 1.9

Distribution tree of area fidotest for last 30 days

| | + 2:154/10
+ 2:3634/12
| L 2:229/426
| + 2:342/200
| | L 2:342/201
| + 2:229/664
| + 2:15/0
| | L 2:340/400
| | L 2:340/1101
| L 2:229/307

Except, a lot of the above should be zone 1. I also think there was one or more zone 3 addresses in your tree too, that were shown as Z2.

Regards,
Nick

... Take my advice, I don't use it anyway.
--- GoldED+/LNX 1.1.5-b20240309
* Origin: _thePharcyde distribution system (Wisconsin) (1:154/10)

Hi Nicholas,

Wed 01 May 2024 at 18:31, you wrote to Nil A:

| + 2:15/0
| | L 2:340/400
| | L 2:340/1101
| L 2:229/307

Except, a lot of the above should be zone 1. I also think there was
one or more zone 3 addresses in your tree too, that were shown as Z2.

It's a funny historical "bug", because looking at many SEEN-BYs you have to guess which zone (of the four) it is now. HptTree seems to default everything to z2.


... I got a job at a bakery because I kneaded dough
--- A Damned Hobbyist 1.1.5-b20180707
* Origin: Microstuff, Inc. (2:5023/24.4222)

On 01/05/2024 23.31, Nicholas Boel wrote:

Hello Nil,

On Wed, 01 May 2024 18:29:00 +0300, you wrote to Fidotest Tree:

This is how it looks from my node.

$ hpttree -d 30 fidotest
hpttree/lnx 1.9

Distribution tree of area fidotest for last 30 days

| | + 2:154/10
+ 2:3634/12
| L 2:229/426
| + 2:342/200
| | L 2:342/201
| + 2:229/664
| + 2:15/0
| | L 2:340/400
| | L 2:340/1101
| L 2:229/307

Except, a lot of the above should be zone 1. I also think there was one
or more zone 3 addresses in your tree too, that were shown as Z2.

My fidotest robot strips the zone because of this. Someone should make hpttree to search the nodelist for the correct zone. ;)

'Tommi

--- FMail-lnx64 2.3.2.3-B20240427
* Origin: nntp://news.fidonet.fi (2:221/6.0)

Hello Tommi,

On Thursday, 02.05.24 15:32:56, you wrote:

Except, a lot of the above should be zone 1. I also think there was one or
more zone 3 addresses in your tree too, that were shown as Z2.

My fidotest robot strips the zone because of this. Someone should make hpttree to search the nodelist for the correct zone. ;)

I think you just volunteered yourself. ;)

Regards,
Nick

... Take my advice, I don't use it anyway.
--- WinPoint 415.0
* Origin: _thePharcyde WinPoint test station (1:154/10.213)

On Thu, 2 May 2024 12:14:18 -0500 Nicholas Boel wrote:

>> Except, a lot of the above should be zone 1. I also think
>> there was one or more zone 3 addresses in your tree too, that
>> were shown as Z2.

TK> My fidotest robot strips the zone because of this. Someone
TK> should make hpttree to search the nodelist for the correct
TK> zone. ;)

I think you just volunteered yourself. ;)

Not very high priority in my todo list. ;)

'Tommi

---
* Origin: jamnntpd/lnx (2:221/1.0)

Distribution tree of area fidotest for last 30 days

221/6
+ 5020/1042
| + 5020/715
| | L 5023/24
| + 5015/46
| L 3634/12
| L 153/7715
+ 154/10
+ 221/1
| + 292/854
| L 423/81
+ 218/840
| + 218/700
| L 770/1
| L 267/800
| L 267/331
+ 460/58
| L 460/256
+ 335/364
| L 333/808
| L 333/801
+ 341/66
+ 301/1
L 341/234
L 280/464
+ 203/0
| L 201/0
| L 201/137
+ 153/757
| L 153/151
+ 240/1120
| L 371/0
| L 371/52
+ 280/5003
| L 280/2050
+ 633/280
L 712/848
L 229/426
+ 229/317
+ 229/300
+ 342/200
| L 342/201
L 229/307


--- - ---
* Origin: Fidotest Tree (2:221/6.0)

Distribution tree of area fidotest for last 30 days

221/6
+ 460/58
| L 280/464
| + 396/45
| | L 19/40
| + 280/5003
| | L 280/2050
| + 712/848
| L 153/757
| L 3634/12
| L 153/7715
+ 301/1
+ 221/1
| + 320/219
| | L 322/762
| L 203/0
| L 201/0
| L 201/137
+ 341/66
+ 218/840
| L 218/700
| L 229/426
| + 229/300
| + 229/307
| + 229/275
| + 229/664
| L 342/200
| L 342/201
L 154/10


--- - ---
* Origin: Fidotest Tree (2:221/6.0)

Distribution tree of area fidotest for last 30 days

221/6
+ 5020/1042
+ 460/58
| L 280/464
| + 712/848
| | L 712/620
| + 103/705
| L 240/1120
| L 371/0
| L 371/52
+ 154/10
| + 3634/12
| | + 135/115
| | | L 135/366
| | L 153/7715
| | L 229/426
| | + 229/307
| | L 229/664
| L 2320/105
| L 2320/107
+ 341/66
L 221/1


--- - ---
* Origin: Fidotest Tree (2:221/6.0)

Distribution tree of area fidotest for last 30 days

221/6
+ 218/840
| L 218/700
+ 341/66
+ 221/1
| + 320/219
| + 280/464
| | + 203/0
| | | L 201/0
| | | L 201/137
| | + 240/1120
| | | L 371/0
| | | L 371/52
| | + 396/45
| | | L 387/18
| | + 103/705
| | L 712/848
| | L 229/426
| | + 229/114
| | + 229/664
| | L 229/307
| | L 229/308
| + 292/854
| L 134/101
| L 153/7715
+ 460/58
+ 154/10
| + 226/44
| L 2320/105
| L 2320/107
+ 5020/1042
| + 5020/715
| + 5020/4441
| | L 5030/1081
| + 5015/46
| + 104/117
| L 3634/12
+ 301/1
+ 153/757
L 221/10


--- - ---
* Origin: Fidotest Tree (2:221/6.0)

Distribution tree of area fidotest for last 30 days

221/6
+ 154/10
| + 226/18
| L 3634/12
| L 135/115
+ 341/66
+ 221/1
| + 203/0
| | L 201/0
| | L 201/137
| + 320/219
| + 280/464
| | + 396/45
| | | L 387/18
| | + 240/1120
| | | + 291/111
| | | L 371/0
| | | L 371/52
| | + 310/31
| | L 633/280
| L 221/360
+ 301/1
| L 103/705
+ 341/234
L 218/840
L 218/700
L 229/426
+ 229/307
| L 229/308
L 229/664


--- - ---
* Origin: Fidotest Tree (2:221/6.0)

Hello, Fidotest!

01 Oct 24 00:00, from Fidotest Tree -> Everyone:

Distribution tree of area fidotest for last 30 days
221/6
+ 154/10
| + 226/18
| L 3634/12
| L 135/115
+ 341/66
+ 221/1
| + 203/0
| | L 201/0
| | L 201/137
| + 320/219
| + 280/464
| | + 396/45
| | | L 387/18
| | + 240/1120
| | | + 291/111
| | | L 371/0
| | | L 371/52
| | + 310/31
| | L 633/280
| L 221/360
+ 301/1
| L 103/705
+ 341/234
L 218/840
L 218/700
L 229/426
+ 229/307
| L 229/308
L 229/664

Your robot can see the world through the small hole somewhere in the middle of a small Europe, whereas my robot have visibility into a huge country which covers both Europe and Asia, and as a result the output is a bit longer.

Distribution tree of area fidotest
2:5020/1042
+ 2:221/6
| + 2:341/234
| + 2:154/10
| | + 2:3634/12
| | | + 2:135/115
| | | | + 2:135/205
| | | | L 2:135/366
| | | L 2:123/160
| | + 2:2320/105
| | | L 2:2320/107
| | + 2:226/44
| | L 2:226/18
| + 2:221/1
| | + 2:203/0
| | | L 2:201/0
| | | L 2:201/137
| | + 2:280/464
| | | + 2:633/280
| | | + 2:240/1120
| | | | + 2:371/0
| | | | | L 2:371/52
| | | | L 2:291/111
| | | + 2:396/45
| | | | + 2:130/230
| | | | + 2:19/40
| | | | L 2:387/18
| | | + 2:310/31
| | | + 2:712/848
| | | | L 2:712/620
| | | + 2:240/5832
| | | L 2:280/5003
| | | L 2:280/2050
| | + 2:292/854
| | + 2:320/219
| | | L 2:322/762
| | + 2:221/360
| | + 2:423/81
| | L 2:134/101
| | L 2:153/7715
| + 2:218/840
| | + 2:218/700
| | | L 2:229/426
| | | + 2:105/81
| | | | L 2:105/10
| | | + 2:229/275
| | | + 2:229/664
| | | + 2:342/200
| | | | L 2:342/201
| | | + 2:15/0
| | | | L 2:340/400
| | | | L 2:340/1101
| | | + 2:229/307
| | | | L 2:229/308
| | | + 2:229/317
| | | + 2:229/300
| | | L 2:229/114
| | L 2:770/1
| | + 2:80/1
| | | L 2:801/188
| | L 2:267/800
| | L 2:267/331
| + 2:460/58
| | + 2:460/256
| | L 2:460/5858
| + 2:341/66
| | + 2:341/200
| | L 2:902/26
| | L 2:90/1
| | L 2:900/106
| + 2:335/364
| | L 2:333/808
| | L 2:333/801
| + 2:221/10
| L 2:153/757
| L 2:153/151
+ 2:5020/715
| L 2:5023/24
+ 2:301/1
| + 2:280/5555
| L 2:103/705
+ 2:467/888
+ 2:5075/128
+ 2:5020/4441
| L 2:5030/1081
L 2:104/117

Best Regards, Nil
--- GoldED+/LNX 1.1.5-b20240306
* Origin: FidoNet member since 1995 (2:5015/46)

Hello Nil!

01 Oct 24 04:11, you wrote to Fidotest Tree:

Your robot can see the world through the small hole somewhere in the middle of a small Europe, whereas my robot have visibility into a huge country which covers both Europe and Asia, and as a result the output
is a bit longer.

Distribution tree of area fidotest
2:5020/1042
+ 2:221/6
| + 2:341/234
| + 2:154/10
| | + 2:3634/12
| | | + 2:135/115
| | | | + 2:135/205
| | | | L 2:135/366
| | | L 2:123/160
| | + 2:2320/105
| | | L 2:2320/107
| | + 2:226/44
| | L 2:226/18
| + 2:221/1
| | + 2:203/0
| | | L 2:201/0
| | | L 2:201/137
| | + 2:280/464
| | | + 2:633/280

[...]

Except yours thinks everyone is in zone 2....


Stephen


--- GoldED+/LNX 1.1.5-b20240302
* Origin: Dragon's Lair ---:- dragon.vk3heg.net -:--- Prt: 6800 (3:633/280)

Hello, Stephen!

01 Oct 24 11:45, from Stephen Walsh -> Nil Alexandrov:

Your robot can see the world through the small hole somewhere in
a middle of a small Europe, whereas my robot have visibility
into the huge country which covers both Europe and Asia, and as a
result the output is a bit longer.

Distribution tree of area fidotest
2:5020/1042
+ 2:221/6
| + 2:341/234
| + 2:154/10
| | + 2:3634/12
| | | + 2:135/115
| | | | + 2:135/205
| | | | L 2:135/366
| | | L 2:123/160
| | + 2:2320/105
| | | L 2:2320/107
| | + 2:226/44
| | L 2:226/18
| + 2:221/1
| | + 2:203/0
| | | L 2:201/0
| | | L 2:201/137
| | + 2:280/464
| | | + 2:633/280

[...]

Except yours thinks everyone is in zone 2....

Very true. I have zero FNT peering with Z3, so my view of world is limited but still a bit wider than the original post.

BTW, we can fix it by establishing a binkp link. if you are interested, netmail me the session/pkt/areafix pwd.


Best Regards, Nil
--- GoldED+/LNX 1.1.5-b20240306
* Origin: FidoNet member since 1995 (2:5015/46)

Hello Nil,

On Tue, Oct 01 2024 02:37:20 -0500, you wrote:

| + 2:154/10
| | + 2:3634/12
| | | + 2:135/115
| | | | + 2:135/205
| | | | L 2:135/366
| | | L 2:123/160
| | + 2:2320/105
| | | L 2:2320/107
| | + 2:226/44
| | L 2:226/18

Except yours thinks everyone is in zone 2....

Very true. I have zero FNT peering with Z3, so my view of world is
limited but still a bit wider than the original post.

Or Z1, apparently, since all of the above quoted links are Z1.. starting with my own. :(

Regards,
Nick

... He who laughs last, thinks slowest.
--- slrn/pre1.0.4-9 (Linux)
* Origin: The Pharcyde ~ telnet://bbs.pharcyde.org (Wisconsin) (1:154/10)

* Originally in fidotest
* Crossposted in fidosoft.husky
Hello, Nicholas!

01 Oct 24 16:47, from Nicholas Boel -> Nil Alexandrov:

| + 2:154/10
| | + 2:3634/12
| | | + 2:135/115
| | | | + 2:135/205
| | | | L 2:135/366
| | | L 2:123/160
| | + 2:2320/105
| | | L 2:2320/107
| | + 2:226/44
| | L 2:226/18

Except yours thinks everyone is in zone 2....

Very true. I have zero FTN peering with Z3, so my view of world
is limited but still a bit wider than the original post.

Or Z1, apparently, since all of the above quoted links are Z1..
starting with my own. :(

Actually, you are right again. There is a bug in husky hpttree utility. It treats 2D PATH addresses as if they were belonging to your default/home zone number. The improvement could be that hpttree would parse out the real zone number from the origin line.

Best Regards, Nil
--- GoldED+/LNX 1.1.5-b20240306
* Origin: FidoNet member since 1995 (2:5015/46)

Hello Nil!

01 Oct 24 05:37, you wrote to me:

| | + 2:280/464
| | | + 2:633/280

[...]

Except yours thinks everyone is in zone 2....

Very true. I have zero FNT peering with Z3, so my view of world is
limited but still a bit wider than the original post.

Even so, 633/280 is a zone 3 system. %-)

BTW, we can fix it by establishing a binkp link. if you are interested, netmail me the session/pkt/areafix pwd.

I doubt that would fix the issue, if the software is lacking in knowing other zones.


Stephen


--- GoldED+/LNX 1.1.5-b20240302
* Origin: Dragon's Lair ---:- dragon.vk3heg.net -:--- Prt: 6800 (3:633/280)

Hello Stephen.

03 Oct 24 10:32, you wrote to Nil Alexandrov:

| | + 2:280/464
| | | + 2:633/280

[...]

Except yours thinks everyone is in zone 2....

Very true. I have zero FNT peering with Z3, so my view of world
is limited but still a bit wider than the original post.

Even so, 633/280 is a zone 3 system. %-)

BTW, we can fix it by establishing a binkp link. if you are
interested, netmail me the session/pkt/areafix pwd.

I doubt that would fix the issue, if the software is lacking in
knowing other zones.

Easiest fix would be to print a tree without zone numbers.

Vitaliy

... Hakuna matata
--- GoldED+/LNX 1.1.5-b20240309
* Origin: Aurora, Colorado (1:104/117)

Distribution tree of area fidotest for last 30 days

221/6
+ 5020/1042
| + 5015/46
| L 104/117
+ 218/840
| + 770/1
| | + 633/280
| | | L 633/2744
| | L 267/800
| | L 267/331
| L 218/700
| L 229/426
| + 229/664
| + 229/452
| + 342/200
| | L 342/201
| + 229/307
| L 128/187
| L 340/400
| L 340/1101
+ 154/10
| + 3634/12
| | + 3634/56
| | L 3634/59
| L 2320/105
+ 153/757
| L 153/143
+ 221/1
| + 203/0
| | L 201/0
| | L 201/137
| + 134/101
| | L 153/7715
| L 320/219
+ 341/66
| L 280/464
| + 280/5003
| | L 280/2060
| + 240/1120
| | + 550/278
| | L 371/0
| | L 371/52
| + 396/45
| L 240/5832
+ 460/58
+ 301/1
| L 301/123
L 341/234


--- - ---
* Origin: Fidotest Tree (2:221/6.0)