Bouncing a mail [was(Re: [LI] SuSE Security Announcement -

[Raj Mathur <raju@xxxxxxx>]

Bah, you're giving out all my trade secrets on the list!  I'd planned
to write small booklets on ``How to send mail so it appears to be from 
the original sender'', ``How to quote other people's messages so they
look funky'', ``How to become a security guru in 3 easy steps'', etc
and sell them for Rs. 99 each, but you've spoiled it all!

And I might even have shared some of the profits with you!  Too bad...

-- Raju

>>>>> "Manas" == Manas Garg <manasg@xxxxxxx> writes:

    Manas> ypserv)] Reply-To: In-Reply-To:
    Manas> <Pine.LNX.3.96.991026104744.7901H-100000@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>;
    Manas> from Sachin Garg on Tue, Oct 26, 1999 at 10:48:32AM +0530
    Manas> Organisation: Infosys Techonologies Ltd.  X-Editor: Vim
    Manas> X-OS: Linux

    Manas> On Tue, Oct 26, 1999 at 10:48:32AM +0530, Sachin Garg came
    Manas> up with: $#> On Sun, 24 Oct 1999, Marc Heuse wrote: $#> $#>
    Manas> > FYI: Upgrade if you're using YP/NIS.  Even better, trash
    Manas> NIS and $#> > switch to LDAP :-) -- Raju $#> $#> Raju, $#>
    Manas> $#> How do you forward the mail that it comes from "Marc
    Manas> Heuse" and not $#> from you??

    Manas> This is called 'bouncing' and this feature is available
    Manas> with mutt and emacs (at least).
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