Sue Morton wrote:
> OPerhaps SC could be changed to retain and show the
> original parse output (and hang on to the original headers if that's still a
> requirement for something). I have often found that going back to a
> tracking URL produces a different result than the original parse.
SpamCop keeps the headers, but that's all. Just too much disk space
involved in keeping all the stuff it generates. Every time you visit
a tracking URL, SpamCop parses the headers again in real time and
reports what it finds then.
Also, SpamCop assigns different tracking URLs to different elements of
spam. You can't use a tracking URL for the source of the spam
(headers) to get information on how SpamCop tracked a web site or
e-mail address it found in the spam itself. You have to have the
tracking URL for the specific issue.
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