🚀 go-pugleaf

When I started mush this morning, there was one lone message in my
system mailbox; here are its headers:

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| From paul@pro-europa.cts.com Mon Aug 21 05:40:51 1989
| Received: by devon.LNS.PA.US (5.61/smail2.5/03-12-89)
| 	id AA02720; Mon, 21 Aug 89 05:40:38 EDT
| Received: from ucsd.UUCP by rutgers.edu (5.59/SMI4.0/RU1.2/3.04) with UUCP 
| 	id AA08979; Mon, 21 Aug 89 03:26:10 EDT
| Received: from nosc.UUCP by ucsd.edu; id AA21521
| 	sendmail 5.61/UCSD-1.0 via UUCP
| 	Sun, 20 Aug 89 23:57:58 -0700 for devon!paul
| Received: by trout.nosc.mil (5.59/1.27)
| 	id AA01985; Sun, 20 Aug 89 23:12:25 PDT
| Message-Id: <8908210612.AA01985@trout.nosc.mil>
| Received: by crash.cts.com (smail2.5)
| 	id AA00150; 20 Aug 89 17:36:00 PDT (Sun)
| Date: Sat, 19 Aug 89 09:34:31 CDT
| From: paul@pro-europa.cts.com (Paul Hutmacher)
| To: devon!paul
| Subject: Imagewriter clones
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However, the list of messages showed this to be from (ie, the %n
value):

	TO: devon!paul

and not paul@pro-europa.cts.com.  I take it that the code for
evaluating the %n value doesn't look at the whole From: header, but
just the userid.

Perhaps %n is derived from the "From_" header.  Note the syntax of the
one in the above message -- this is how messages look when they come
to me from my Internet forwarding site (rutgers).

- paul
-- 
INTERNET:  paul@devon.LNS.PA.US         |   How many whales do you have to
UUCP:      ...!rutgers!devon!paul       |       save to get a toaster?