Warning: A possible virus has been detected in one of your messages.

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Date: 04/23/04

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    A virus or an infected file has been detected in a message:

    From: questions@freebsd.org
    To: martin@zapf.dk
    Subject: Protected Mail System

    Messages containing infected attachments will no longer
    be forwarded.

    If you wish to send emails with attachment, we strongly
    recommend that you enclose your attachment in formats
    like .ZIP.

    This is the size of the email in question:
    -rw------- 1 root mail 41543 Apr 23 10:08 msg.ktcI

    This is what our filter said about the issue:
    ---------------------------------------------
    X-Procmail-AV: Probably a NetSky.P/Q/C or similar virus detected.
    ---------------------------------------------

    These filenames were found in the message:
    "pgp_sess01.zip"
    Content-Disposition: attachment;

    If you want this mail anyway, please click here:
    mailto:martin@zapf.dk?Subject=send%20file%202004-04-23/msg.ktcI

    Should that fail, click here in stead:
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