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> > Looks like Dave Siegel has a mail->news gateway that's leaking a
> > bit.

	i have spoken with rtd.com.  they are fixing the problem.

> Just for interest's sake, I wish I knew how freefall decides where to
> send these messages.  Most messages seem to get sent to
> zit1.zit.th-darmstadt.de or somewhere in Aachen, neither of which are
> on sni.de's MX record list.  Any insight?

	to ease the mail load on freeefall, we make use of the
	/etc/mailertable capability in sendmail v8.  various domains
	are re-routed to get the mail off freefall fast.   works
	pretty well ;)