From:	Evan Hughes <ehughes@****.carleton.ca>
Subject:	Re: TD stamps.
Date:	Tue, 23 Apr 96 13:08:54 EDT

Mark A. Imbriaco writes:
> > Step 1:get the source for your mailer deamon.
> > Step 2:change it so it puts something else where the TD should be.
> > step 3:recompile and reboot
> Step 4: Watch the mailder-daemon on the receiving end stomp
> on your Date: header and insert it's own based on the
> arrival time.

A friend of mine (who appears to be a lurker on this list) did this. You
can change the originating TDstamp, but the receiving system puts it's own
stamp on it as well. The recieving system doesn't so much stomp the old
TD, as ignore it... =)

Although if you were able to delay the message's delivery for a day or
two, then it would be sorta handy... (This is going on my limited
knowledge of Unix, tho... )


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