> X-Antivirus: nagoya (v4218 created Aug 14 2002)
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Yes, but is "aggressive pipelining" really an indicator I want to filter on
in my client? That is the distinction I would want to use between X-headers
and mail attributes.
> We of course could make this header a sub-option of making James a
> honey-pot for aggressive pipelining, but this seems a bit overkill.
Serge, I propose an alternative. We can use internal mail attributes, and
use a mailet to take specified mail attributes and generate X-headers as
configured. That is a nice open solution to not just THIS instance, but to
others.
--- Noel
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