On Mon, 15 Jun 1998, Christopher Adams wrote:
> The offending characters seem to be a period on a line [...]
Wow! I didn't know that there were still mail systems that did this.
Long ago on a network far far away, it used to be that a "." on a line
by itself signalled the end of an email messages for many programs
generating, transporting and processing email.
I didn't know that there were still things around that did that. I hope
that it's not majordomo, but something else. Any I will include a small
test below my .sig
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