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Unless someone can tell me who is the recipient on the linux-kernel
list generating these bogus virus bounces back to me, I am going
to have no choice but to unsubscribe the entire *.se domain to
try and get rid of this guy.

Thanks.


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Your mail was recieved, but looked like it might contain a virus and was
not delivered.

Please do not respond to this mail, it is only an autoreply.

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