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Not authorized to send mail to address: hmm@vax1.app-maths.queens-belfast.ac.uk

You have just sent a message through CS.UCL.AC.UK to get to the UK.

The route into the UK via CS.UCL.AC.UK should no longer be
used. Please send mail for the UK via NSS.CS.UCL.AC.UK
The route via cs.ucl.ac.uk will be blocked on 1st December. For
example to send mail to fred@edinburgh.ac.uk, use:
@nss.cs.ucl.ac.uk:fred@edinburgh.ac.uk.

If you wish to send mail to the MOD.UK domain please send the
mail via RELAY.MOD.UK. An example: to send mail to
fred@rsre.mod.uk, use @relay.mod.uk:fred@rsre.mod.uk

NOTE: If your system uses domain nameservers, this will be done
transparently. e.g. fred@edinburgh.ac.uk or fred@rsre.mod.uk.

Mail to people in the Department of Computer Science,
University College London, should continue to be fred@cs.ucl.ac.uk

Your message was sent, but we will block off this route on the
date given above. Please change your route.

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