Well, I have an example of this. Note the From: line.
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From: Antigen
To: TimeAttendanceSA <[log in to unmask]>
Subject: Antigen found =*.com file
On 29 Jan 2002 at 11:28, George J Perkins wrote:
> It occurs to me that if the original message generated by Antigen said
>
> From: Antigen
>
> only (with no "@anywhere"), then our system would assume it to be a
> local address and would tack on the "@pa.msu.edu" part, as the sendmail
> "always_add_domain" feature is turned on, to make sure E-mail is not
> generated without a proper address; if some other system was NOT con-
> figured to always generate a proper address, then this overcompensation
> could occur.
Gene
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