Re: elvis@graceland.com: Re: Postel's Draft

[Simon Higgs <simon@higgs.com>]

At 9:20 AM -0800 1/2/97, Michael Dillon wrote:

> > > Received: from [204.250.49.206] by mail.higgs.net
> > >  with ESMTP (Apple Internet Mail Server 1.1.1); Wed, 1 Jan 1997
> > >15:27:45 -0800
> > > Message-Id: <v03007800aef0a1350f66@[204.250.49.206]>
>
> This makes it appear that the message did indeed originate at
> graceland.com and was *NOT* forwarded from some other site. In other
> words, either AIMS is broken or you really did write the message.
>

I think you need some help with this. The message was sent from a host
using the IP address 204.250.49.206 via our mail server at
mail.higgs.net (204.250.49.10).

If you can bind more than one IP address to the ethernet port under the
MacOS, I'm sure Apple will be very happy to hear from you. The message
*DID NOT* originate on the mail server.

> In the abscence of some proof that AIMS is broken I prefer to believe that
> you wrote the message yourself.
>

Believe whatever you want to believe. I think I know who did it, and
I'm looking into it. I'm very sure it's just a prank.

Can we end this?

Regards,

Simon

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