Sanitized the bounce test data.

1 files changed, 5 insertions, 107 deletions

diff --git a/tests/bounces/yahoo_04.txt b/tests/bounces/yahoo_04.txt
index cf603636..2a0c32ae 100644
--- a/tests/bounces/yahoo_04.txt
+++ b/tests/bounces/yahoo_04.txt
@@ -36,115 +36,13 @@ List-Archive: <http://lists.boost.org/MailArchives/boost/>
 Message from yahoo.com.
 Unable to deliver message to the following address(es).
 
-<agarciamartiartu@yahoo.es>:
-Sorry, your message to agarciamartiartu@yahoo.es cannot be delivered.  This account is over quota.
+<userx@example.es>:
+Sorry, your message to userx@example.es cannot be delivered.  This account is over quota.
 
-<open00now@yahoo.co.uk>:
-Sorry, your message to open00now@yahoo.co.uk cannot be delivered.  This account is over quota.
+<usery@example.uk>:
+Sorry, your message to usery@example.uk cannot be delivered.  This account is over quota.
 
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-> As a substitute, try using the comparison operator for the boost::thread
-> class.  This can fill the gap in many (but not all) cases where you are
-> managing the set of threads yourself.
-
-I need this mainly for tracing purposes in spots where I have no knowledge 
-of the current instance of thread. This does not seem to help me in that
-case.
-
-> On some platforms (i.e. pthreads), the "thread_id" is actually an opaque
-> type (pthread_t) rather than a numeric value, and I think that is why no
-> such operation is exposed in the current version of the library.
-
-It is however possible to provide a class threadid, that has dependent on
-the
-platform different members but provides operations as ==, !=, 
-operator<<(ostream&, ), ... That would be fine to solve the problem.
-
-Regards
-
-Detlef
-
------Original Message-----
-From: Moore, Dave [mailto:dmoore@ashtontechgroup.com]
-Sent: Mittwoch, 3. April 2002 14:33
-To: 'boost@lists.boost.org'
-Subject: RE: [boost] Thread locals
-
-
-> -----Original Message-----
-> From: Hoeffner, Detlef 
-> [mailto:Detlef.Hoeffner@partner.commerzbank.com]
-> Sent: Wednesday, April 03, 2002 6:59 AM
-> To: 'boost@lists.boost.org'
-> Subject: [boost] Thread locals
-> 
-> 
-> Hello all,
-> 
-> I am replacing my thread abstraction with the thread package 
-> from boost. It
-> is very nice but I am missing two things. 
-> 
-> The first is the possibility to get an identifier for the 
-> current thread, a
-> thread id.
-
-As a substitute, try using the comparison operator for the boost::thread
-class.  This can fill the gap in many (but not all) cases where you are
-managing the set of threads yourself.
-
-On some platforms (i.e. pthreads), the "thread_id" is actually an opaque
-type (pthread_t) rather than a numeric value, and I think that is why no
-such operation is exposed in the current version of the library.
-
-Regards,
-Dave
-
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