My account is not freshly created, but it's still 'fleeb'.
That shouldn't be all there is, though. I'll give an example I sent myself a message...sent it to my regular system account, and to myself on DP2.The headers, on my regular
account, look like this:Return-Path: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> X-Spam-Checker-Version: SpamAssassin 3.1.0 (2005-09-13) on bu
> I'd like to try to keep them in sync with each other. They're
>always used together and thought of as a complete system, so the
>slightly different version numbers were potentially confusing.
Good deal.
ah, and if everybody else could give me his (in case fresh created) sf.net account, i'll add it.i think it looks more representative if there are more members. And as the main reason for this
action was getting attention we didn't get so far , please register. The more publicity we reach, the mor
citadel.sf.net 302's to www.citadel.org. the first version we should upload will be .71, am i right?
I am curious, though...is there anything in the works to be able to view full headers, in the case of externally generatedemails?What you see is all of what we have stored. There
isn't any more than that.
I can understand citadel going from 6.60 to 6.70...but was there enough change to warrant a jump in webcit from 6.40 to 6.70? I'd like to try to keep them in sync with each other.
They're always used together and thought of as a complete system, so the slightly different version numbers were p
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