I haven't read any of the rest of this thread, but I'll respond to the latest...

Robert Nicholson wrote:
Well either way. Assuming that the lowest numbered date diff represents the real receive time is niave at best.

As is assuming that the rule assumes that the times are real.

Comparing the Date: header and the time in a received header that you can trust would FP all over the place any time there was a delay (down MX, etc.) in legit mail.


Daryl

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