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> > Top user-agents
> > ----------------------------------------------------------
> >  1]  207 Mutt/1.4i
> No pine users? I'm shocked. So everybody uses mutt, eh? =:-)
R> Pine doesn't add an X-Mailer: but you can easily spot

Nor a User-Agent:.

R> it from the Message-ID.  I suspect that Folkert is
R> missing a few more mailers that way...

Yeah. I doubt that that 'pine.<...>' in the message-id is a
standard thing. Like: I think you can put anything in it as
long as it's unique.