Subject: Re: Displaying complete header?

From: [email-masked] (Lisa S Williams)
Date: 4 Jun 1996 03:07:40 GMT

S. Lanyon ([email-masked]) wrote:
: When reading messages in Pine, is there a way to display the 
: complete header (i.e. path, etc.)? I've looked through some FAQs 
: and help files but I haven't managed to find an answer, so any 
: help here would be appreciated.

Whoa, guys, I've seen various answers here, and I think maybe S. Lanyon
may be being misread, not careless. I'm here for what is likely the same
question. I *HAVE* enabled full headers through Configuration. My problem
is that "full headers" doesn't include the *complete* path of a received
message. What I'm needing right now is the info on the full path that the
message followed. I know that some people's mail programs have that info,
plus the time that the mail was actually sent, not just the time it was
received at my local host. I'm running Pine 3.91. Someone has indicated
to me that perhaps this feature is available on 3.93 and that I'd have to
try to exit Pine and edit my mail folder to get the *complete* header
info in 3.91. Unfortunately, I know how to edit mail files outside of
pine, but I don't know what I'd have to do to a Mail folder to get that
info. For all I know, this may even be a problem related to the system
here at my institution--perhaps they have set it up so as not to display
all the info for an incoming message if full header mode--just the local
machine info. 

I've read helpfiles and archives and updates and tried to find this info
in a FAQ, and I'm stymied. Anybody got an answer?

--Bou

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From: Beth Peterson <[email-masked]>
Date: Wed, 5 Jun 1996 14:36:21 -0500

I may be wrong but it could be something with your system.  I am using 
pine 3.91 to read this group and when I display the full header the path 
is as follows for this group of messages:

Path:
fnnews.fnal.gov!uwm.edu!math.ohio-state.edu!howland.reston.ans.net!newsfeed.inte
rnetmci.com!vixen.cso.uiuc.edu!usenet.ucs.indiana.edu!not-for-mail

so maybe you can look at the path your system gives for the same messages.
I hope this helped at least a little.

> in a FAQ, and I'm stymied. Anybody got an answer?

Beth Peterson           
bethp@fnal    
Physics Department