i can confirm that i got a duplicate email delivery with the following
header in my inbox:
msg1:
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Matt Kolb wrote:
> STeve Andre' writes:
>> Are others seeing duplicate messages today? So far, I think
>> I've seen three emails duplicated twice, each. At first I thought
>> that it was at the remote end, but now that I've seen this with
>> other emais, I don't think so.
>
> I have seen IMAP (and certainly POP3) clients do this in the past. In
> briefly investigating the logs, I am not seeing what I would consider
> duplicate delivery. Can you cite some examples (time would be good,
> complete headers would be great). Again, I'm not seeing anything
> right off the top that looks like there's a problem on this side. The
> best thing to do (assuming no one else responds to this thread
> in-kind) would be to file a Problem Report with the ACNS help desk
> (2-6200) and supply whatever information you have.
> ./matt
>
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