included are the headers as I typically get them. RDFmail collects the
whole mess from SGI unix (or whatever they call it) via mail.
Allison
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<Upon the date 12:08 PM 8/22/99 -0700, Sellam Ismail said something like:
<>On Sat, 21 Aug 1999, Christian Fandt wrote:
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<>> Is it true that Jon and some others do not get a type of header containi
<>> all the info such others of us do? Such as the following FWD'ed piece o
<>> Sellam's msg:
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<>Wow, I've never seen that stuff. Does that appear for every message you
<>read in your mailer software? It's probably in the headers, but PINE
<>doesn't display it for me.
<
<Hi Sellam,
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<Just got back from a mini vacation down to Dayton, Oh. (That Air Force
<Museum just gets better and better . . . :) So, I'm just getting into a
<stack of 448 messages piled up since Sunday AM.
<
<Yes, it does appear for every msg from ClassicCmp. Those five lines just
<suddenly started to be included with the header one day and that day _may_
<IIRC, have coincided with the new list server software Derek mentioned tha
<the U. of Wash. installed.
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<Here's the five extra header lines copied again for those who weren't
<keeping track of the thread early on:
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<I haven't ever used PINE but I understand it is a text only email program
<(which is what we only need 99.95% of the time.) So, perhaps there's some
<funny stuff going on with the formatting of the text and PINE just happily
<ignores it. With Eudora Pro, for example, those URLs are underlined links
<and all I have to do is click on one if I need to use that function. Sort
<of handy I think, but it does add to the length of the msg file.
<
<I suppose Derek may have weighed-in already with his expert input on the
<list s/w, so I'd better shut up now. (Hey, he's a student and keeper of
<this list at the U. of Washington, so that makes hime the de facto "expert"
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<Regards, Chris
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