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;-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
;Routing file route description...
;
; An address beginning in column 1 is the destination for itself and all
; addresses following it (up to the next column 1 address) on the line
; following the destination address. The length of the line of routed
; addresses may be up to 1023 characters.
;
; <destination>
; <routed list>
;
; <destination>
; <routed list>
;
; etc.
;
;
; After the column 1 (destination) address is the letter C for Crash or H
; for Hold.
;
; 1:250/98 C
; <routed list>
;
;
; Missing parts of the routed addresses are filled in by using the
; destination address to supply the missing parts. This means that the
; destination address must be a full 3D address.
;
; If the z:n/n for a point is located then the point will always be sent
; to the current destination regardless.
;
; For example, 1:250/664.3 would be routed to 1:250/601 here since the zone,
; and net are taken from the destination ...
;
; 1:250/601 C
; 664
;
; Routing to an address that does not share parts of the destination is done
; by simply including those parts in the spec. 2:350/4 and 1:320/765 would
; be routed to 1:250/601 in this example ...
;
; 1:250/601 C
; 664 665 666 2:350/4 616 609 320/765 602
;
;
; Points of a destination do not need to be listed specifically. Mail for
; 12/98.1 would get routed to 12/98 by using ...
;
; 1:12/98 C
;
;
; A * may be used in the routed list to capture all addresses that follow from
; that positon to the end of the address. To send all mail for all nodes in
; zone 2 to a fixed address use:
;
; 2:2/2 C
; 2:*
;
; To send all mail for all addresses in zone 1 net 2424 to 1:2424/0 use:
;
; 1:2424/0 C
; 1:2424/*
;
; NOTE: A * may not be used for a zone number. The minimum mask is #:* where
; # is a valid zone number.
;
;
; The last destination address in this config file will be used for any
; address that has not been found earlier.
;
1:250/98 C
;
; Anything not dealt with above is sent to the last destination/host
; in this file:
;
1:250/501 C