I dunno.  I have FML, mail, and UUCP logs that all show that a
13K issue 696 was created, mailed, and transferred off my machine
as 4 separate "lumps".  Three of which were routed to my internet
forwarder - these three were destined to about a dozen anon users,
list2mail exploders and CUNY (the main exploder).
 
For grins, I include the logs below, with the anon users replaced with '':
 
[The exploder route is "uunet.ca!uunet!cunyvm.cuny.edu!ferret".]
 
FML log:
 
Thu Jan 13 05:02:04 EST 1994
Creating article 696
 
Mail log:
 
Jan 13 05:02    12378   clewis  /usr/bin/uux -r - uunet.ca!rmail '' '' '' ''
Jan 13 05:02    12378   clewis  /usr/bin/uux -r - uunet.ca!rmail '' '' ''
 '(uunet!cunyvm.cuny.edu!ferret)'
Jan 13 05:02    12378   clewis  /usr/bin/uux -r - uunet.ca!rmail '' '' '' ''
 
UUCP enqueue:
 
clewis uunet.ca cN75b3 (1/13-5:02:42,11865,0) QUEUED (rmail '' '' '' '' )
clewis uunet.ca cN75b4 (1/13-5:02:57,11871,0) QUEUED (rmail '' '' ''
 uunet!cunyvm.cuny.edu!ferret )
clewis uunet.ca cN75b5 (1/13-5:03:10,11875,0) QUEUED (rmail '' '' '' '' )
 
UUCICO transfer (each mail message is two files to be transferred):
 
clewis uunet.ca (1/13-05:40:13,11975,0) Sending D.ecicr02dc7b9
clewis uunet.ca (1/13-05:40:45,11975,0) Sending D.uunet75b35f3
clewis uunet.ca (1/13-05:40:47,11975,0) Sending D.ecicr02de258
clewis uunet.ca (1/13-05:41:16,11975,0) Sending D.uunet75b4092
clewis uunet.ca (1/13-05:41:19,11975,0) Sending D.ecicr02dfb30
clewis uunet.ca (1/13-05:41:42,11975,0) Sending D.uunet75b596a
 
Transmission statistics:
 
uunet.ca!clewis M (1/13-05:40:44) (C,11975,1) [tty000] -> 12378 / 30.383 secs,
 407 bytes/sec
uunet.ca!clewis M (1/13-05:40:46) (C,11975,2) [tty000] -> 256 / 0.299 secs, 856
 bytes/sec
uunet.ca!clewis M (1/13-05:41:14) (C,11975,3) [tty000] -> 12378 / 25.500 secs,
 485 bytes/sec
uunet.ca!clewis M (1/13-05:41:17) (C,11975,4) [tty000] -> 245 / 0.333 secs, 735
 bytes/sec
uunet.ca!clewis M (1/13-05:41:41) (C,11975,5) [tty000] -> 12378 / 21.383 secs,
 578 bytes/sec
uunet.ca!clewis M (1/13-05:41:43) (C,11975,6) [tty000] -> 257 / 0.299 secs, 859
 bytes/sec
 
The transfer rates are lousy - I get much better with everybody else.  But,
that's typical.
 
Which seems to imply that either uunet.ca, uunet or cuny dropped it on the
floor.
 
I'm at a complete loss.  I'll be polling the anon users that I mail to
directly to see if any of them received 696 on the 13th.
 
[Posted in FML issue 0698]