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From: Gene Harris <zeus@tetron03.tetronsoftware.com>
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Subject: How do I filter all this "why FFS... ?"
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I was just wondering if my sendmail could filter all this
FFS versus EXT2FS junkmail out of the system.  I am sure it
is very interesting, but deleting it by hand is getting
old...

Sigh...

Just a humorous thought,
Gene



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