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In message <Pine.NEB.3.93.961111222313.15911h-100000@didactic>you write:
> Well, they make it much, much easier to find out what's going wrong
> when mail loops, or goes to the wrong place. Your mailer should
> normally filter out the Received: headers on viewing, so that they
> don't bother you. Their presence is vital to maintain and debug
> mail.

I specifically meant those:

And, yes, I do know what the purpose of Received: should be.
And, no, I really don't know what those specific headers give me, except that 
it looks more or less like someone is fingering with the mail.  It gives me 
the feeling the mails have been touched by someone who was not supposed to 
touch them...

Gruesse
       Oskar

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