X.400 and extra headers (about stripping them)

Just a contradiction>
RFC-987, the X.400/84 standard, DOES provide a way of mapping unknown
headers that is reversible.
It is put into a new initial bodypart whose first line is
"RFC-822-headers:"
This is of course reversible, but might lead to header sequence
reordering.

                      Harald Tveit Alvestrand

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