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From: CGTAYLO@ERENJ.BITNET (Clement Taylor)
Newsgroups: bit.listserv.mailbook
Subject: Mail not recognized as mail
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Date: 8 Feb 90 17:43:34 GMT
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Dear Colleagues, A user has complained to me that mail he receives from
a node at UCSB is never recognized by our mailer as being mail. A lot
of principals here correspond with other nodes at UCSB with no difficulty.
Is there something I can do to our mailer to help. Note that I am using
Mailer version 2.03B. I have the next release but never had incentive to
install it. If that will solve the problem, I'll go ahead and put it up.


<<Received: by ERENJ (Mailer R2.03B) id 4234; Wed, 07 Feb 90 12:47:46 EST
<<Date:         Wed, 07 Feb 90 12:46:32 EST
<<From:         Scott Milner <STMILNE@ERENJ>
<<Subject:      BITNET GLITCH
<<To:           Clem Taylor <cgtaylo@ERENJ>
<<
<<
<<Clem -- I received the following file from xxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxx at
<<UC Santa Barbara.  Somehow our system did not recognize it as a
<<BITNET message, so it wound up in my reader.  It would be nice if
<<mail from this guy was recognized as BITNET mail.  I have had this
<<problem with all mail from this machine (other users, same node).
<<Another strange thing about mail from this node is that I always get
<<two copies of it (as you can see from the header, it was sent to both
<<STMILNE@ERENJ and stmilne@erenj).  Can this be fixed?  Is it their
<<problem or ours?
<<
<<Thanks in advance, -- Scott
<<(mail file follows)
<<
<<From: ghf%squid@hub.ucsb.edu
<<Received: from hub.ucsb.edu by ucsbuxa.ucsb.edu (4.1/SMI-3.2)
<<        id AA25949; Wed, 7 Feb 90 09:15:08 PST
<<Received: from squid.ucsb (squid.ucsb.edu)
<<        by hub.ucsb.edu (4.0/UCSB-v2)
<<        id AA29118; Wed, 7 Feb 90 09:15:03 PST
<<Message-Id: <9002071715.AA29118@hub.ucsb.edu>
<<Received: from  by squid.ucsb (5.0) id AA26614; Wed, 7 Feb 90 09:11:53 PST
<<Date: Wed, 7 Feb 90 09:11:53 PST
<<From: xxxxx xxxxxxxxxxx <ghf%squid@hub.ucsb.edu>
<<Posted-Date: Wed, 7 Feb 90 09:11:53 PST
<<To: STMILNE@ERENJ.BITNET, stmilne@erenj.bitnet
<<Subject: email test
<<
<<Scott, did you get this? I am ghf on squid.uscb.edu.

                                 Regards,
                                 Clem Taylor  (201) 730-3338
                                 Exxon Research & Engineering
                                 Clinton Township, Rt 22 East
                                 Annandale, New Jersey 08801