At 8:50 AM -0700 2005-09-28, John W. Baxter wrote:
> The hash of Message-Id:, Date:, and Received: (all of the Received: headers)
> would do, except for the case of an insane MTA--the one generating the "top"
> Received: header--feeding the same message into Mailman multiple times.
> Perhaps a representation of the computer's clock would help there.
The top "Received:" header is added by the Mailman mailing list
server MTA itself, and that should include the local date/time stamp
as of the time of receipt of the message.
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