Answered in 13h 19m

The robot at 2:221/1 bounced it back 13h 19m after it left 2:5001/100.

Answered
MSGID
2:5001/100@fidonet 6a99d1e2
First hop
2:5020/715@fidonet (rule)
Handed over
2026-09-03 20:10 UTC
Answered
2026-09-04 09:20 UTC by Postmaster, 2:221/1

Outbound path

The Via chain the robot quoted back: every system the ping passed through on its way out.

2:5020/7152:292/854+1h 7m2:292/854
#NodeStampedElapsedSoftware
1 2:5020/715 2026-09-03 23:41 UTC RNtrack 2.3.0/Lnx/Perl
2 2:292/854 2026-09-04 01:46 local D'Bridge 4
3 2:292/854 2026-09-04 00:49 UTC +1h 7m O/T-Track+ 2.85
Raw Via lines
2:5020/715 @20260903.234155.UTC RNtrack 2.3.0/Lnx/Perl
2:292/854 @20260904.014604 D'Bridge 4
2:292/854@Ward_Dossche @20260904.004900.UTC O/T-Track+ 2.85

Return path

The answer's own Via chain: the way back from the robot to 2:5001/100, as each relay on it recorded itself. The answer need not come back the way the ping went out, and a relay that stamps no Via line of its own leaves no mark here, so this is the relays' account of the trip rather than a verified route.

2:221/1
#NodeStampedElapsedSoftware
1 2:221/1 2026-09-04 09:20 UTC RNtrack 2.3.1/Lnx/Perl
Raw Via lines
2:221/1 @20260904.092026.UTC RNtrack 2.3.1/Lnx/Perl

Replies

Every netmail that came back about a ping to 2:221/1, newest first, as the sending node received it. Pongs and transit notices are matched to the ping they answer.

pong unsecure Pong receipt

From Postmaster, 2:221/1 · answers 2:5001/100@fidonet 6a99d1e2

Path quoted in this reply

2:5020/7152:292/854+1h 7m2:292/854

This reply's own Via lines

  • 2:221/1 @20260904.092026.UTC RNtrack 2.3.1/Lnx/Perl