* In a message originally to Shurato, digimaus said:

 > -=> Shurato wrote to August Abolins <=-

 >  Sh> I didn't know that was a nodelist option...  I'll contact Rick.

 > It has to do with the type of front-end mailer you use.  If you look in
 > the nodelist, you'll see this:

 > ;S   FILE/UPDATE REQUEST FLAGS: ;S ;S The following flags indicate
 > the types of file/update requests ;S supported. ;S ;S
 > |--------------------------------------------------| ;S | | Bark |
 > WaZOO        | ;S | |---------------------|---------------------| ;S
 > |      |   File   |  Update  |   File   |  Update  | ;S | Flag
 > | Requests | Requests | Requests | Requests | ;S
 > |------|----------|----------|----------|----------| ;S | XA | Yes
 > |    Yes   |    Yes   |    Yes   | ;S | XB | Yes | Yes | Yes | No
 > | ;S | XC | Yes | No | Yes | Yes | ;S | XP | Yes | Yes | No | No
 > | ;S | XR | Yes | No | Yes | No | ;S | XW | No | No | Yes | No |
 > ;S   | XX   |    No    |    No    |    Yes   |    Yes   | ;S
 > |--------------------------------------------------| ;S
 > ;S   NOTE: If your system uses BinkIt (Synchronet), use the XW flag.

 > Your nodelist entry is malformed.  You need to specift one of the above.
 > Are you using an ARCmail-style (dynamic) or a Binkley-style (static)
 > outbound?

Binkd.

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