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On Fri, 7 Nov 1997, Jonathan M. Bresler wrote:

> are these two mail headers anything other than spam indicators?
> (X-UIDL and X-PMFLAGS).

A pop3 server will insert X-UIDL. X-PMFLAGS ???

> Comments: Authenticated sender is <selmark@usa.net>

AFAIK, Pegasus is the only legitimate mail client that puts this
~Authenticated sender' crap in.  If that is in the header and "X-Mailer:
Pegasus Mail for <insert your favorite M$ would be OS here>" is not, it is
spam.

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