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Thanks for the note -- I'll resist the temptation to have procmail forward a copy of your instructions to anyone whose mailer sends such a note to the IETF list. But I'm disturbed that Exchange is using the Precedence: line as its selector mechanism. I'm hardly an email expert, but a quick grep through the RFCs turned up exactly one mention of the Precedence: header line. That reference is in 2076, which describes it as "Non-standard, controversial, discouraged". No RFC definition is cited. It would be nice if such an important feature relied only on standardized headers. --Steve Bellovin, http://www.research.att.com/~smb
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