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I see these (see below) statements
for every message and can’t figure out what they are for. At first I
thought they were how deep they IP tests were digging into the header but then
I looked at this message header and found that there was only 1 server in the
header before the message was delivered to us. Does anybody know what these
mean? 10/23/2004
21:56:09 Q35d900de00f80871 L1 Message OK 10/23/2004
21:56:09 Q35d900de00f80871 L2 Message OK 10/23/2004
21:56:09 Q35d900de00f80871 L3 Message OK David Bryden |
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