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PE1BIV > JNOS 06.10.13 19:22l 58 Lines 2231 Bytes #999 (0) @ WW
BID : 18640_PE1BIV
Read: GUEST
Subj: Re-bid duplicates
Path: IZ3LSV<IK6ZDE<VE3UIL<VK2DOT<CX2SA<VE2PKT<PI8APE<PI8CDR<PE1BIV
Sent: 131006/1812z @:PE1BIV.#YMD.NLD.EURO JNOS #:18638 $:18640_PE1BIV
Hi all,
The first time I did look at the problem, which I think is going to keep
on looping bulletins as long as the culprit BBS is not stopped.......,
I was getting the impression it was ith one or two JNOS 2.0 BBS systems.
But!
I have now checked at least some 20 bulletins that were recycled with
a new BID, and then the conclusion is:
N1URO > AA6HF; we have a new xxxxx_xSIN BID, and the xxxxx are multiple.
N1URO . KA0MOS; Most likely a re-BID, but KA0MOS does not show the BID.
N1URO > VE1FYI; yep, the bulletin has a new BID, at least twice again.
N1URO > VE7ASS; same.....
Unfortunately quite a few BBS do not show the BID in the R-line, so that
means the re-BID is only showing later in the line BBS' that did forward
the bulletin.
No idea what BBS software N1URO is using, but for now I get the impression
that N1URO is the common factor, with N1URO at least twice in the R-lines
of many of the bulletins I checked, where the bulletins now is on the
3rd BID in the circulation.....
So, I guess tht from now we can see an explosive growth in the number of
bulletins we will see forwarded, with the same bulletins going to 4, 5,
6 and many more times recycled with a new BID...
So, can the culprit please et his/her act together and sort this problem?
Rgs, 73, Angela
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I am opposed to my bulletins being placed on systems where these bulletins
can be publicly accessed by anyone, including search engines and spambots,
from the Internet, without that the user first has to logon to have access
to the system!
Having Packet bulletins on display on so many systems, where the sysops
think these bulletins are so important for the people outside of Amateur
Radio that they need to have access to them, quite often indefinitely, is
just ridiculous Internet polution!
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