Beware your Cisco PIX or whatever it is that has the MailGuard spoor.

If any of the duplicates contain lines 256 chars long (I think LFCR has
to cross the 256 byte boundary to cause the problem) that would be further
circumstantial evidence.

See: http://www.lsoft.com/manuals/lsv-faq.stm#5.6a

                                        -Kary
11:33:57 connecting to HFSECMAIL.RDH.OHIO-STATE.EDU
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On 11 Apr 2003, at 6:41, Gear, Jon wrote:

>All,
>
>I have been having a problem with a specific message repeating over and
>over.  The mesaage has an attachment.  The message was sent to three
>different lists.  Two of the lists were dormant lists so I removed their
>directories so that no one could post to those lists any longer.  Just
>before I removed those lists The person posted the message to one of the
>lists.  Over the past few days I have been receiving messages that indicate
>it is from the deleted list even tho it has been deleted.
>
>I turned off the services last night before going home so that it wouldn't
>fill up peoples inboxes.  I came in this morning and turned the services
>back on and within a few minutes I started to receive the message again.
>
>Also, I have heard from others on the list that say that some of the
>messages that might have been posted within the past few hours are also
>being duplicated.
>
>PLEASE, any help that someone can give is appreciated.
>
>Thanks in advance.
>
>Jon Gear
>Director, BuckID Card Services
>The Ohio State University
>
>(614) 292-4357
>http://www.buckid.com
>