> Hi Tony,
>> I have a question, as mostly of you I get feed from couple of net. The
> problem >born when I have to send a netmail to a different node. In
>Glocal->Confs I hav > the first area called Netmail with Nodenumber 0 (which i
>my Fidonet number). >But If I want to send a netmail to another net the messag
>is addressed to the > other net (correct) but the origin is my fidonet number.
> How can fix that > please.
> I found this in sysop.txt (the ASCII version of sysop.gui):
> ===clip===
> G  l  o  b  a  l  :     F  i  d  o  N  e  t  :     O  r  i  g  i  n  s
>______________________________________________________________________________
> An origin line is always added to echomail messages that are exported from
> BBBS, either with the BMSG or the
> BOGUS commands. Origin line can (and should)
> contain information about the node the message originated from. You can, for
> example, place your BBS name and phone number here. The origin line that is
> used can be defined separately for each conference with the Global:
> Conferences: Origin-field. You can specify up to ten origin lines.
> (Note from Janis: so up to 10 origin lines are possible <grin>
> NOTE! Your nodenumber will be added automatically to the end of
>the string you enter here, so DO NOT write it on the origin line. For example,
> if you specify "BCG-Box" as your origin line, the last line added to your
> messages will look something like this " * Origin: BCG-Box (2:22/222)".
> ===clip===
> I would try adding origin lines here in the same order you have defined your
> node numbers/nets
>> Happy New Year 2017
> Happy New Year to you Tony 
> Take care,
> Janis


Thank you Janis but my problem is not the origin line but the nodenumber I have
 only one origin line so that's not a problem at all.

Tony

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