On Fri, 26 Feb 1999, Rejo wrote:
> >I believe that there is a parameter in qmail for saying that when it
> >appends to a mailbox it should put in the berkeley style
> > From USER DATE
> >separator. But I don't know qmail.
>
> Do you know what this header is used for?
It is not a header. It is a separator. The information in it might be
used by mail, mailx, Mail and the like, but it is in no way part of mail
standards (although it is not a violation of mail standards because it is
not transmitted over any standard or public mail transport machanism).
Another common separator is a string of four (five?) Ctrl-As on a line by
themselves. Again, this is up to the software that stores and retrieves
your mail from a file.
-j
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