On Sat, 14 May 2005, Mark Smith wrote:
>
> Can anyone tell me what the YY, YN etc next to the email address mean? Is it
> described in the documentation?
>
> 1DWXBj-0007wP-G5-H
> root 0 0
> <xxx.xxx@???>
> 1115979275 0
> -helo_name client06
> -host_address XX.XXXXXXXX
> -host_name XXXXXXXX
> -interface_address XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX
> -received_protocol esmtp
> -body_linecount 56
> YY email1@???
> YN email1@???
> NY email1@???
> NN email1@???
>
>
spec.txt:
52. FORMAT OF SPOOL FILES
"...If the tree is empty, there is a single line in the spool file
containing just the text 'XX'. Otherwise, each line consists of two
letters, which are either Y or N, followed by an address. The address
is the value for the node of the tree, and the letters indicate whether
the node has a left branch and/or a right branch attached to it,
respectively. If branches exist, they immediately follow. Here is an
example of a three-node tree:..."
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