Hi. I'm the owner of GS-L, and I'm a bit concerned about the "From " headers (note, no ":") possibly due to an upgrade somewhere. (I think these are taken from SMTP and stored by UNIX, but they are sometimes used in mail filters.) I am *not* referring to the RFC822 "From:" header. An "old" one: From [log in to unmask] Tue Oct 29 20:35:21 1996 A "new" one: From <@listserv.gmd.de:[log in to unmask]> Sun Nov 17 18:52:12 1996 The two "@" signs in the "new" version disturb me, because they could mess up parsing. Can anyone explain the purpose of this? (I can send *all* the headers from both messages for anyone who wants to see them, but didn't think it appropriate to post them all here.) Thanks, Stan Ryckman ([log in to unmask])