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Date: Wed, 06 Mar 2002 23:45:23 -0700
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Just following up on this for the list.... It appears that my mail
was being blocked because the FreeBSD server began to block any
mail with "localhost" in the Message-id: header. Unfortunately,
since I'm tunneling into my mail host using SSH port forwarding,
that's where it sees the mail coming from.

Am trying to work out a hack that allows me to remain mobile,
since using anything other than "localhost" will break the
tunneling.... Others who tunnel through SSH may have this problem
as well.

--Brett Glass 


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