> From: Michael Martin > Date: 11/1/02, 6:16 PM -0500 > > On Friday, November 1, 2002, at 02:27 PM, Scott Holder wrote: > > I did some looking at message headers, and they both came from AOL. Not > > entirely surprising, since AOL has quite a few members as we all know. > > As to tracing it from the headers, we would need the actual e-mail > sent to the listserver itself, not the one sent to us via the > listserver. The listserver removes the header from the e-mail it > receives and then forwards to us just the contents. The only headers > you see are from the listserve to your inbox. Since e-mail return > addresses are trivial to forge, the presence of an AOL return address > is quite meaningless in this circumstance. I could easily send a > message with an AOL address from my Earthlink account, for example.
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