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		<title>By: webchiky</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 18 Feb 2010 00:01:51 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>For what protocol? http? ftp? voip? p2p?

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For http email, it would have to be a service of your web-based email provider. Without hacking their system, if it&#039;s not a turn on / turn off feature in their option set, it&#039;s not accomplishable. 

Now, with that said, most providers will display - when you expand the header information - at least the smtp of the service used which is helpful for tracing - depending on your purpose of the trace. Who&#039;s the web-based email provider?</description>
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<p>UPDATED:<br />
For http email, it would have to be a service of your web-based email provider. Without hacking their system, if it&#8217;s not a turn on / turn off feature in their option set, it&#8217;s not accomplishable. </p>
<p>Now, with that said, most providers will display &#8211; when you expand the header information &#8211; at least the smtp of the service used which is helpful for tracing &#8211; depending on your purpose of the trace. Who&#8217;s the web-based email provider?</p>
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