On Sun, 30 Nov 2014, Paul Hayton wrote to mark lewis:

 ml>  AK> @EEN-BY: 123/5 52 57 140 500 789 124/25 5013 140/1 142/926
 ml>  AK> 154/10 203
 ml>  AK> @EEN-BY: 226/600 229/426 261/38 320/101 119 219 322/759
 ml>  AK> 342/11 3634/1
 ml> 
 ml> at least these systems have seen your post ;)

 PH> It would be cool if somehow we could ascertain at any given time
 PH> who has a connection to a given echoarea. Perhaps some software to
 PH> read seen by / path data and build a report based on some submitted
 PH> logs from various systems around the network. That would be cool.

i have such a tool but it reads the path from the messages... no messages, no
paths ;)



This report covers 4 unique pathlines in area terminat as seen from 3634/12.71.

3634/12.71ÄÄ3634/12
             À123/500ÄÂ261/38ÄÂ116/18
                      ³       À712/848ÄÄ770/1ÄÄ770/100
                      À320/119ÄÄ142/926


)\/(ark

If you think it's expensive to hire a professional to do the job, wait until
you hire an amateur.

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