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> NAA00753: SYSERR(root): collect: I/O error on connection from
> btr-21-101.tm.net.my, from=<sumi@mdc.com.my.: Connection reset by
> btr-21-101.tm.net.my


I used to see these when my boss MAC running Eudora got confused with
DNS things.  Since he switched to a PC he's never seen them since, so I
suspect a bug in MacTCP.



Nate