<^Eternal^> <^Eternal^> when an email is sent
<^Eternal^> <^Eternal^> doesnt it show the IP where the email was originated
from?
<^Eternal^> <^Eternal^> like from where it was written?
<^Eternal^> <^Eternal^> Message-ID:
<19980205034814.54.rocketmail@send1b.yahoomail.com>
<^Eternal^> <^Eternal^> Received: from [128.84.214.150] by send1b; Wed, 04 Feb
1998 19:48:14
<^Eternal^> <^Eternal^> PST
<^Eternal^> <^Eternal^> that is why i ask
<^Eternal^> <Bug_Lord> hrmmmm I know it at least shows the starting point from
where it was sent from
<^Eternal^> <^Eternal^> cuz none of the emails were pointed to 128.84.214.150
<^Eternal^> <^Eternal^> cuz this could clear me
<^Eternal^> <^Eternal^> it is in the log
<^Eternal^> <Bug_Lord> hrmmmmmmmmmmmmm
<^Eternal^> <^Eternal^> when i sent anon emails with sendmail it ALWAYS gave my
originated IP
<^Eternal^> <Bug_Lord> yeah I believe thats it
<^Eternal^> ^Eternal^> so wouldnt that be where it was received from?
<^Eternal^> <Bug_Lord> let me check
<^Eternal^> <^Eternal^> cuz i did not do this
<^Eternal^> <^Eternal^> and this is like the ONLY thing that could prove it
<^Eternal^> <Bug_Lord> yep thats where the email originated from
<^Eternal^> <Bug_Lord> yep thats where the email originated from
<^Eternal^> so what that says is
<^Eternal^> Received: from [128.84.214.150] by send1b; Wed, 04 Feb 1998 19:48:14
<^Eternal^> PST
<^Eternal^> that IP address is where the mail was sent from
<^Eternal^> not from TRS
<^Eternal^> not from my IP
<^Eternal^> whoever sent the email to the admin came from 128.84.214.150
<^Eternal^> if you dont believe me..check the nice little thing supposed to
incriminate me

*NOTE*
N> Resolved 128.84.214.150 to TOMCAT.CADIF.CORNELL.EDU