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[semat <semat@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

> see if he can trace the message by msgID.  If he can, go to the next one
> back.
Speaking of which I have always been curious as to how to trace an e-mail
by msgID. Because obviously when I cat my /var/log/mail I can see the
msgID but from there what to do with it in order to get the full headers
or trace the sender always beats me.
> Cliff >
> On Sun, 25 Feb 2001, omicron wrote:
>
> > hi
> > 	i recently got a mail which i *suspect* must have been spoofed (i think,
> > from my classmates) but i can't say it beyond doubt. The info i garnered from
> > the mail, including my email address itself (incase u have noticed,i got an MX
> > recently), the contents of it are rather suspicious. But unfortunately the
> > headers are quite ordinary, and it came from a webmail account, so i cant get
> > any ident, finger , nothing on it. Is there any way , i can legitimately check
> > whether the email was spoofed or not ?
> >
> > regards
> > omicron
> >
> > --
> > ******
> > An optimist sees light at the end of every tunnel.
> > A pessimist fears it might be of an incoming train.
> >
> > omicron@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx	omicron.symonds.net
> >
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