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To: Justin <asmo@zeus.larp.com>
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On Wed, 26 Apr 2000, Justin wrote:

> Does anyone know what the asteriks represent according to the following
> messages? I belive they may have something to do with the time associated

I beleive they mean sendmail is in the process of trying to send those
messages atm. Long time since Ive used sendmail though...

Andrew



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