Hi,
demnach bin ich der Einzige der diese Mails bekommt ??? Gibt es auf tux.pug.org 'ne Adresse/Liste namens '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' ???
(Hab den Header unten nochmal angeh�ngt !)
Gru� Klaus
Thorsten Gowik wrote:
Aus dem was du da angeh�ngt hast l�sst sich leider nicht mehr rauslesen woher es den tats�chlich kommt. Gegen gefakte Absendeadressen kann man naturgem�� wenig machen.
Deshalb hier nochmal den gesamten Header (aus Netscape)
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