Re: Insulin pumpers headers
"Mike Easter" <[email protected]>
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Tim McGraw wrote: > But we've already established that the way their mail sw works is an > SC parse won't finger it as the source - so it's impossible for them > to be listed from list traffic. You mean it is /currently/ impossible to be listed from list traffic to a nonmailhosted reporter. Looking at the headers, it is possible that the parser might've tripped while it was unfamiliar with the server chain. Or that it might still trip for a mailhosted account. > Which probably means someone is lying. We have incomplete information because we can't see the evidence. In the past when we the public could access the evidence, we would be able to 'reparse' the headers that had caused the bizsystems server to become listed and perhaps find that now the bizsystems server wouldn't be named as source, whereas/but it had been before. That doesn't mean that someone is lying; it means that the nonmailhosted parse doesn't currently name the server. It is also possible that a mailhosted parse might still show the bizsystem's server as source, since the algorithm's logic is different in several areas for mailhosted vs non-mailhosted. -- Mike Easter kibitzer, not SC admin