From: oyehia AT dsuper DOT net (do i care?)
Subject: RE: operator message
4 Feb 1997 22:45:57 -0800
Approved: cygnus DOT gnu-win32 AT cygnus DOT com
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Original-To: Grant Leslie <grantl AT deerinet DOT nb DOT ca>
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On Tue, 4 Feb 1997, Grant Leslie wrote:
actually this is a result of a fake email, apprently to means, pine knew
that the message was fake, notice the sender address is from brazil, while
it shows that he's the operator of cygnus...
faking an email can be done by a telnet to a site port 25, 
there is nothing wrong with your server :)

> 
> I'm just curious how a message could be just "Apparently-To: "
> someone??
> It confused me when my "Inbox" assistant didn't place it right, is
> this some sort of default recipient with the server software??
> 
> might be a touch off subject, but, it did come from the list-server
> 
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