openssh unix dev - Nov 2002 - ScanMail Message: To Sender, sensitive content found and action t aken.

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> Place = openssh-unix-dev at mindrot.org; ; 
> Sender = marco.ortisi at flashcom.it
> Subject = bug on openssh 3.5p1
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My email was clear and there wasn't dirty words on it!
I have only signaled a possible implementation bug on OpenSSH
package. 

Regards,
Marco Ortisi

marco.ortisi at flashcom.it wrote:
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> My email was clear and there wasn't dirty words on it!
> I have only signaled a possible implementation bug on OpenSSH
> package.
Ignore it and please don't take it personally.

The message was not from the openssh list server. It was from an
individual subscriber's dumb mail filter.

My guess is that the content if didn't like is "root at xxx"
(I'll let you
know privately if it bounces this message too!).

I'm getting similar objections from someone else's filter because it
doesn't like the subject of one of the threads I've posted to.

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