On 09/04/14, Psi-Jack said the following...
 
 Ps> g00r00, 
 Ps> 
 Ps> Got another bug for ya. 
 Ps> 
 Ps> I recently sent myself a netmail message that arrived on Cyberia from my
 Ps> system, routed through about 3 VIA's before getting to the final
 Ps> destination, but Mystic's message viewer showed:
 Ps> 
 Ps> From: Eric Renfro (1:369/45)
 Ps>   To: Eric Renfro (1:106/324)
 Ps> 
 Ps> Both my system and Gryphon's are Mystic BBS, but to put more on this, the
 Ps> netmail was actually literally sent from 1:135/371.
 Ps> 
 Ps> Here's the Kludge lines of the message:
 Ps> 
 Ps> TID: Mystic BBS 1.10 A51
 Ps> MSGID: 1:135/371 45240447
 Ps> Via: 1:261/38.0 @20140904.005849 BBBS/Li6 v4.
 Ps> Via: Squish/386 1.11 1:396/45, Thu Sep 04 201
 Ps> 
 Ps> I'm not sure exactly /how/ Mystic is claiming it's from 1:396/45, but
 Ps> it's obviously wrong, and it's not making use of the MSGID as it should
 Ps> be doing, instead it seems to be using the last VIA line added as the
 Ps> From address instead.
 Ps> 
 Ps> When I reply to the message, however, it does reply back to 1:135/371 as
 Ps> expected, it just displays it incorrectly as whom it's from.

Just to put it out there, since I don't know if it relevant, is that 1:396/45
is my uplink for routed netmail.

 "No matter where you go, there you are!" - B. Bonzai

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