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Usenet message headers - X-trace:
I can read the headers in a Usenet post without much trouble, but for some time now,
I've been curious about how to read/decode the "X-trace:..." header. Apparently you can trace a message back to it's origin. I've thought it could be a handy thing to know, in order to trace spammers, for example. Has anyone any idea how to read/decode them, if so, how do you do it? Or is there an application which will do it for you? 
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